See inside: Santa Fe-style home with copper tub sells near Phoenix for $6.8M cash

Philip Dion, the former CEO of developer Del Webb Corp., sold one of the priciest metro Phoenix houses that changed hands during mid-February. Phoenix-based Del Webb built Sun Cities across the U.S.

$6,795,000

Lucciola LLC paid cash for a 5,466-square-foot Santa Fe hacienda-style home in Paradise Valley. The house has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, an oversized gas fireplace, a wet bar with a limestone sink, a walk-in wine cellar, reclaimed terracotta flooring and a freestanding copper tub. Capital 32 Group LLC was the seller. Nicholas Carlson and Kenneth Binder of Compass had the listing.

$6,750,000

MDR Ventures LLC of Colorado paid cash for a 7,124-square-foot Paradise Valley house with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The home has five fireplaces, a pub bar and 16-foot ceilings. Outside, there’s a sunken tennis court, a pool with a waterfall, a pizza oven and garages for 10 cars. Patricia and Philip Dion were the sellers. He was CEO of the developer Del Webb Corp.

$5,700,000

Ruth and Sean Kelly paid cash for a 6,297-square-foot house in north Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain community. The house, across from a golf course, has four bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, an office, walls of glass and a rooftop deck. Rick and Connie Harrington sold it.

$5,545,000

Laura DeGrange paid cash for a 7,605-square-foot Paradise Valley home with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The Napa modern-style home has reclaimed beams, an office, a media room and a heated pool. Richard and Chae Bragg were the sellers.

$5,335,765

Lesley Draper and Robert Stolar bought a new north Scottsdale home. They are both New York investment advisors. Happy Valley 18 LLC led by Camelot Homes was the seller.