Front courtyards with fountains, linear fireplaces and marble flooring are among the luxurious features in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.

Zane and Tanya Kiehne paid cash for a mansion in Paradise Valley’s Longtail Run community. Zane Kiehne is co-founder of Ranchers Choice Land Sales Inc., which specializes in the sales of farms, ranches and recreational/hunting properties in New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Texas. 

The 8,278-square-foot estate has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms.  

The mansion’s interior has hand-carved vaulted groin ceilings, white marble flooring imported from the Greek Island of Thassos, custom cabinetry, a mahogany-paneled library/office and six fireplaces.

The estate grounds feature a lavish front courtyard with fountains, a separate guest house and a backyard pool, spa and outdoor fireplace.

Lee Paige sold the home.

David and Tina Barr paid cash for this recently completed contemporary-style house in Paradise Valley.

The 5,184-square foot home, built in 2008, has five bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms and features nine-foot ceilings, sliding glass window walls and multiple fireplaces. The home has an RV gate and parking.

Desert Winds Development, Inc., an Arizona Corporation, sold the home.

Dave and Gayle Harris purchased this remodeled contemporary-style house in Scottsdale’s Troon Ridge Estates community.

The 4,119-square foot house has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and features design accents such as linear fireplaces, custom lighting and limestone flooring.

The gourmet kitchen comes with Subzero stainless-steel appliances, two dishwashers and multiple wine fridges.

The two-story home has a main level master bedroom suite and a balcony with panoramic mountain and city views.

Conrad Skrzypinski, as successor trustee of the Eckhardt Troon Estate Trust, sold the home.

Brian Buck paid cash for this house in Scottsdale’s Hidden Village Nine community.

The single-level, 3,766-square foot Arcadia area house has four bedrooms and 4 ½ bathrooms.

The home comes with wood beam ceilings, custom light fixtures and modern farmhouse design accents that include interior barn-style sliding doors.

TB Properties V, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company, sold the house.

Bengie Molina, a former Major League Baseball catcher and his wife Jamie paid cash for a mansion in Gilbert’s staff-guarded community of Whitewing at Germann Estates.  

The 7,018-square-foot house sits on nearly a half-acre lot and was built in 2018.

The house was sold by Robert Flaherty, as division president of Toll Southwest LLC, general partner of Toll Brothers AZ LP in Scottsdale.

Researched by Ebony Day and the Information Market.