This magnificent spanish/mediterranean mansion is scheduled to be built in 2014 and is located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The 4 acre property will have panoramic mountain & city views, 6 bedrooms, 8 baths, and 12,889 square feet of living space. The house will have multiple courtyards, gardens and outdoor living areas, and parking space for up to 8 cars. When completed, the mansion will be located at 21114 N 112 Street in Scottsdale, AZ and be for sale at a price of $12,800,000. Since the home has not been built yet, there is little information on it. You can click the first link below for the home's website, the second for an additional website with more information, and also look below for an aerial view of the property where the house will be built.
CLICK HERE FOR THE WEBSITE
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
*All photos from http://www.ventanafineproperties.com/signature.asp
*Floor plan screenshots from http://www.scottsdalegrandestate.com/
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The home has a web site with Floor Plans, here is the link.
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Wow, thank you for finding this website and mentioning it! I'll make sure to add it to the post, thanks again!
ReplyDeleteWho the fuck would pay 13 million dollars for a house? I mean most people (Like 92 percent of America and 99.5 percent of the world) don't even make 13 million dollars in a lifetime of working. How the fuck can anyone pay 13 million dollars for a house- that would be there entire life's savings and then they'd be dead before they can have any time to enjoy the house's amenities.
ReplyDeleteI guess you don't have the extra $13 million laying around? I find it interesting that you find this so disgusting and yet you are on a website for mansions drooling over the floor plans.
DeleteThat deserves a mic drop
DeleteIn Scottsdale, AZ - you'll be the biggest fish in such a small pond. How many shoes do you need in Arizona to need a separate closet for them? Extremely pretentious.
ReplyDeleteNow I may be a little late but it I don’t see this place on Google Earth. I’m guessing it was never built, which is a bit of a shame…
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