5526 E ROADRUNNER Road, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 (MLS# 6811655)

Supplements: Handmade carved doors, hand-plastered walls, and custom chandeliers and sconces by Ulla Darni glow like sculptures of light. Decorative copper and leather accents enrich the custom cabinetry, while the soft chime of Soleri bells greets you in the entry and kitchen subtle symphonies of design and detail. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the home to over 2,000 square feet of outdoor living space, where architecture and nature blend seamlessly. Here, an outdoor kitchen, a grand fireplace, and an infinity pool with spa cascade toward the horizon, creating a setting as dramatic as it is serene. The landscaped grounds, themselves featured in publications, envelop the estate like brushstrokes in a master painting, completing its sanctuary-like aura. Highlights of the Work Five ensuite bedrooms, each framing views as if from its own gallery wall. Seven bathrooms each a composition of elegance. Eight fireplaces, flickering like curated works of light and warmth Two separate guest wings with ensuite bedrooms, offering privacy and grace. A gourmet chef's kitchen double dishwashers, double sinks, side-by-side Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, beverage drawers, three ovens, two microwaves, and warming drawers all designed for culinary artistry. A temperature-controlled wine room, perfect for collecting vintages as timeless as the home itself. Butler's pantry and walk-in pantry for seamless hosting. Primary suite with dual closets, a retreat within a retreat. Electronic window shades in key living areas. Freshwater and saltwater aquariums, living art that brings motion and color into the home. Two new AC units. Entire exterior of home was painted in 2025. Whether for grand soirées or the quietude of private retreat, this estate is a symphony of innovation, craftsmanship, and natural beauty a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that elevates living into art itself. This is more than a residence. It is a lifestyle painted in light, detail, and imagination a rare chance to own a true work of architectural art in Paradise Valley.