$15.6 Million Pueblo Revival Home Nestled Below Camelback Mountain in Phoenix

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A historic home in Phoenix, Arizona, known as the Thomas Clements House, has been listed for sale. Built in 1928 by architect H.H. Green, the home has a rich history, having been owned by William Benton, a prominent figure in the ad industry, university administration, and politics. The house, located in the Arcadia neighborhood at the base of Camelback Mountain, has been visited by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed a fountain that remains on the property. The Arcadia neighborhood was originally designed with an underground irrigation system that allowed for lush vegetation, creating a stark contrast to the surrounding desert landscape.

The Pueblo Revival-style home sits on a large lot and has remained true to its architectural roots over the years. The current owners purchased the property in the 1990s and undertook a significant restoration and renovation project with the help of architects, builders, and landscape designers. The outdoor area features natural desert vegetation, cactus gardens, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, a swimming pool, a tennis court, and a rooftop deck with stunning views. The property also includes a separate one-bedroom guesthouse.

While the location of the home feels remote, it is conveniently close to the airport, as well as restaurants and shops in Phoenix and Scottsdale. The property is also located between two historic hotels, The Phoenician and Royal Palms Resort and Spa. Potential buyers have the option to maintain the property as is or develop parcels of land, as it is zoned residential. The listing agents hope that a buyer will appreciate the value of preserving the acreage and enjoying the beautiful home and grounds.

Listed for $15.65 million, the six-bedroom house features high ceilings, arched entryways, plaster walls, a wraparound screened patio, and concrete floors. The interior has been updated with a modern kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, hardwood and stone flooring, and a family room that opens to the kitchen. The restoration and renovation project aimed to preserve the historic charm of the home while adding modern amenities and improving the outdoor living spaces. With its unique history, architectural style, and picturesque desert landscape, the Thomas Clements House offers a rare opportunity for luxury living in a highly desirable neighborhood in Phoenix.

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