Arizona’s priciest home ever sells for $15.65M on Mummy Mountain

Luxury homes on Mummy Mountain

By Catherine Reagor | The Republic

A tech company CEO paid $15.65 million for a mansion on Paradise Valley’s Mummy Mountain. It’s the priciest home sale ever to close in Arizona.

Steve Sanghi, founder of Chandler-based Microchip Technology, paid cash for the 14,200-square-foot home, according to public real-estate records. Gary Knight, vice chairman of Phoenix-based Knight Transportation, sold the 5-acre estate.

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