$16,000,000 / 8,000,000 RBN Points

iconic Praying Monk, the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, and South Mountain. Originally built in 1967 for Penzoil heir, Walter McCune, the mansion came to be known as the McCune Mansion. Sparing no expense, the opulent structure was designed to feature native Arizona stonework on the exterior. Inside, imported marble and tile as well as a stunning amethyst stone fireplace are examples of the bespoke details featured in the original construction. Features include both a guard house and a gate house; an Olympic sized swimming pool, his and hers locker rooms; what was a movie theater and a ballro There are 12 bedrooms and 12 baths, a separate 2,900 square foot guest house, and a multi-million dollar retaining wall. In total there are 52,000 square feet of livable square footage (to be verified by buyer). The mansion sits on a 3.77-acre lot and there are two adjoining parcels of raw land bringing the total lot size to 5.97 acres. This is an investment opportunity of a lifetime to renovate the existing structure or develop the acreage. There is no better location in Paradise Valley with easy proximity to downtown Phoenix and all its offerings from the arts and museums, to sporting events, restaurants, and the ASU downtown campus. Just 15 minutes to Sky Harbor international airport, commuting is a breeze.