10229 N 64th Street

Anchored by classic French château architecture and reinterpreted through a modern lens, this new construction Paradise Valley estate spans nearly 6,000 square feet on a rare 1.045-acre parcel. A thoughtfully executed split floor plan offers five ensuite bedrooms, a private office, powder room, and a flexible secondary space suitable for a gym, theater, or studio. Soaring vaulted ceilings and clean architectural lines define the interiors, while a chef's kitchen outfitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances serves as the heart of the home. The primary suite is a private retreat, featuring a fireplace, spa-inspired bath with freestanding tub, and direct access to outdoor living; designed with a sparkling pool, built-in barbecue, firepit, and generous open space. ADDITIONAL FEATURES AND UPGRADES All ensuite bedrooms with private patio access and direct backyard entry Dedicated office with dual exterior access to front courtyard and patio Grand great room with 18.5-ft vaulted ceilings, four dormers, and statement fireplace Formal dining room with vaulted ceiling Flexible bonus space ideal for theater, gym, or game room Fully retractable pocket doors for seamless indoor-outdoor living to pool and built-in BBQ Chef's kitchen with 14' x 6.5' island, full slab quartz, Sub-Zero appliances, wine fridge, and walk-in pantry Primary suite with vaulted ceilings, fireplace, and direct patio access Spa-inspired primary bath with freestanding tub, oversized dual shower, dual vanities, and private water closet Custom walk-in closets throughout Wide-plank engineered hardwood flooring Oversized 4-car garage Expansive 1-acre lot with unobstructed mountain views; room for tennis, pickleball, or sport court Newly built PebbleTec pool with Baja shelf and sun lounging deck Travertine hardscape across all outdoor living areas Lush grass lawns in both front and backyard Brand new septic system Built-in fire sprinkler system Electric vehicle charging capability Fully wired for security system, Wi-Fi, and whole-home TV integration with exterior cameras