$5,995,000

LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 29 APRIL - 6 May **Accepting Starting Bids Through 27 April**Starting Bids Expected Between $3M-$4M.**Earn an incentive by 27 April. **Perched high in the Cave Creek hills within the gated enclave of Seven Sisters Estate, this desert contemporary masterpiece commands sweeping 270-degree panoramas of the Sonoran Desert, the Valley, and glittering city lights at dusk. The 8,682-square-foot residence unfolds across one thoughtfully composed level of primary living, where walls of glass dissolve the boundary between interior refinement and raw desert grandeur. Open great room plan with five luxury ensuite bedrooms, a sports bar, wine room and a 7-car garage with lift capability. The primary suite is a private retreat featuring a spa-inspired bath, a gym with steam room, and captivating views. Additional spaces include a dedicated office, an entertainer's bar, a hidden catering kitchen, and a guest wing with three en suite bedrooms. The lower level offers even more for the ultimate lifestyle, with a sports-style bar, a wine room, billiards area, and a game room. The fifth bedroom is versatile and can transform into a home theater. The 7-car garage, equipped to accommodate lifts, and a sleek elevator add to the home's thoughtful design. A serene interior courtyard is perfect for pets, morning meditation, or intimate evenings by the fire. The exterior's striking stone and stucco blend harmoniously with the home's streamlined modern lines, while walls of glass bring the desert's beauty indoors. The interior palette, curated by renowned Renee Christina Interior Design, features neutral tones, oak flooring, exquisite stone accents, designer lighting, luxury WOLF/SUBZERO appliances, and bespoke cabinetry. This exclusive property is the first of five custom homes by Diamond West in the coveted Seven Sisters Estates. Each home is situated on a 4+ acre site amidst pristine desert flora, stunning rock outcroppings, and iconic landmarks such as Elephant Butte, the Seven Sisters, and views extending to Camelback Mountain and the McDowell range.