Vistaero, a newly built estate on approximately five acres in Scottsdale’s Silverleaf community, is pending sale for $12.4m after bidding culminated as part of an auction event in New York City.
The French Mediterranean-inspired property found a buyer following 47 days of auction marketing, according to luxury real estate auction house Concierge Auctions. The transaction has not yet closed.
Bidding culminated during the company’s America 250 sale at The Dominick in New York. Concierge Auctions conducted the sale in cooperation with David Newcombe of the MacLean Newcombe Group and co-listing agent Heather Gagne, both of real estate brokerage Compass Arizona.
Mediterranean architecture and contemporary interiors
Architect Scott Carson designed Vistaero, Nicholas Development Group built it, and interior designer Kristin Hazen curated the interiors. The residence was offered turnkey.
The property has views of the McDowell Mountains and West Valley. Inside are two home offices, an entertainment lounge, a reading room, and a private fitness studio. A separate guest wing contains four en-suite bedrooms.
Garage provides space for up to 18 vehicles
The oversized garage can accommodate as many as 18 vehicles. It could also be adapted for recreational use, with an indoor pickleball court cited as one possibility.
Outside, the estate has a resort-style swimming pool and spa, expansive terraces, and several open-air living areas.
Silverleaf’s private club has a Tom Weiskopf-designed championship golf course, spa, dining facilities, and a 50,000ft2 Mediterranean-inspired clubhouse. Nearby destinations include parks, hiking and cycling trails, Market Street at DC Ranch, Old Town Scottsdale, and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Concierge Auctions said the closing would contribute funding towards new homes for families in need through its Key For Key programme with Giveback Homes.
Photos: Concierge Auctions
