Luxurious Estate on Phoenix Country Club's 14th Green Listed for $6 Million
January 5, 2025 - 21:19
A newly constructed estate located on the prestigious 14th green of the Phoenix Country Club has garnered significant attention, now under contract at a price of $6 million. The property was developed by the founder of Boxwell Homes, who initially demolished a 1930s residence to make way for the new construction. However, after realizing that the expansive home was too large for his family, he decided to list it for sale.
This stunning estate boasts modern amenities and exquisite design, offering potential buyers a unique opportunity to own a piece of luxury in one of the most sought-after locations in Phoenix. The home features spacious living areas, high-end finishes, and picturesque views of the golf course, making it an ideal retreat for those who appreciate both comfort and style. This listing exemplifies the growing trend of upscale real estate developments in the area, attracting affluent buyers looking for prime properties in a vibrant community.
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