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The Most Expensive Home in Phoenix

by Marie Look

The 31,000-square-foot Paradise Valley home of Robert and Robynn Sussman is the most expensive home in the Phoenix metro area, valued at $26 million.

Location: Paradise Valley, East Starlight Way

Built: 2005

Owned By: Robert and Robynn Sussman Trust

Background: Robert is the president of New York-based hedge fund company Bentley Capital Management.

Property Stats: 2 stories, 18-car garage; 2,600-square-foot swimming pool; located in Camel Dale subdivision; on 6.3 acres; exceptional views of Camelback Mountain; currently valued at $19.5 million with a full-cash value of $26 million

An undated photo of the property (click to enlarge):

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Apr 2, 2011 10:26 AM

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