In addition to the soccer field, the nearly 5-acre property has views of Camelback Mountain and includes a sunken tennis court, a basketball court, a 75-foot lap pool and a guesthouse, according to the listing.
The property includes nearly 16,000 square feet with six bedrooms across the main house and guest house. The main house has paneled walls and walnut flooring. It also contains a large game room with billiards, a library and a copper bar as well as a wine room.
The seller was Larry P. Clemmensen, records show. Mr. Clemmensen is the former president of the Capital Group, an investment firm. He bought the site in 2007 for $8.8 million, records show. The house was built in 2010, according to the listing.
If you have a Wall Street Journal subscription, you can view the article here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/paradise-valley-home-with-its-own-soccer-field-almost-scores-new-arizona-price-record
By Katherine Clarke
April 3, 2020 2:42 pm ET