Spectacular Phoenix-area home hits market with $12.9 million price tag

PHOENIX — Tired of the same old multimillion-dollar houses on the market in the Phoenix area?

An amazing, elegant property — built in 1985 with more than 16,000 square feet of living space on a 4½-acre spread in Paradise Valley — just became available.

The mansion at 5021 East Arabian Way was listed last week with an asking price of $12,950,000.

According to Zillow, it was last sold in 2010 for $3.4 million.

Maricopa County records list the owner as the Robert G. Hunt Trust. Hunt was the CEO of the Hunt Construction Group, which was acquired by Aecom in 2014.

The single-story beauty just northeast of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve has six bedrooms, nine bathrooms and 30 — that’s right, 30 — garage spaces.

Here’s a snippet from the description in the listing: “This exquisite home boasts a stunning grand entrance, soaring uniquely decorated ceilings, large-scale rooms with the finest architectural features including sophisticated finishes throughout with details sourced the world over.”

If that doesn’t hook you, the amenities include a heated diving pool, a pond, an open chef’s kitchen, pet rooms and a wine cellar.

Basically, it has everything you could ever dream of — and probably some touches that you’d never even imagined.

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