Most Expensive Homes Sold in Tucson in June 2016

Take a look at these beautiful (and expensive!) homes in Tucson.

These were the five most expensive homes that closed in our city in June 2016. Which one would you choose?

Stunning contemporary home on approximately 93 secluded acres bordering the National Forest. Just 5 minutes from Ventana Canyon Resort and Country Club. Main house is 5188 sq.ft. and studio/guest house is 862 sq.ft. $2,800,000.

This 2002 masonry built home is located in Ventana Canyon Mountain Estates. 4 bedrooms & 7 Bathrooms - 6800 sq.ft. Includes floor to ceiling picture windows, wine room, and study. Master Suite has a fireplace & kitchenette. $1,800,000.

All masonry stucco home in gated Finisterra. Designed by renowned Southern Arizona Architect, Kevin B. Howard, & built by Eric Freedberg of Milestone Homes. Scored & stained concrete floors throughout. 5 bedrooms with all ensuite baths. Master Suite has an exercise room and over-sized study. Pebble Tec pool & spa with built-in BBQ and outside shower. $1,715,000.

Ritz Carlton home in Marana — Ritz Carlton home

Stunning modern adobe home behind the gates of The Residences at The Ritz Carlton with views of the golf course. $1,395,000.

Mediterranean-style golf residence. Nestled among saguaros and rocky outcroppings with golf, mountain & sunset views. Observation deck off upstairs loft overlooks Phil Mickelson’s exclusive Stone Canyon Club golf course. Ultimate Rec Room with full bar, kitchen, & walk-in wine cellar - PLUS 2-level Movie Theater. Chef’s kitchen and butler’s pantry. $1,337,500.

***Moving TO or WITHIN Tucson? We highly recommend TIM SHEAFFER of HomeLink Realty. As a Tucson native, he knows the ins and outs of the city. Call or text him today at 520-305-9005!

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