Cobblestone Basement Theater Home Crowned Last Month’s Most Expensive

A luxury home in Maricopa’s Cobblestone Farms community has set a new record. The property at 22297 N. Celtic Ave sold for $705,000 on June 28, making it the most expensive home sold in the city between June 10 and July 14.

This five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence offers a range of exquisite features. Entering through the front door, one is greeted by a large dining room with vaulted ceilings and ample seating for ten. The living room, featuring a gas fireplace and hardwood floors, seamlessly connects to a gourmet kitchen equipped with a dining table and kitchen bar.

One of the highlights of this home is the basement, which includes a movie theater, bar, pool table, and a third dining table with a U-shaped booth. Originally listed for $715,000, it sold for $10,000 below the asking price. Historical data reveals that this home was previously purchased for $119,900 in 2010.

Community: Cobblestone Farms
Square feet: 4,019 sqft.
Price per square foot: $175.42
Lot size: 8,682 sqft.
Days on market: 66
Builder: Fulton Homes
Year built: 2005
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3.5

Other notable sales in the area include:
2. 41122 W. Hopper Drive, Homestead – $681,000
3. 44570 W. Sedona Trail, Cobblestone Farms – $590,000
4. 21004 N. Tumbleweed Road, Province – $564,000
5. 44427 W. Vineyard St., Cobblestone Farms – $560,000

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