A newly built estate tucked inside the guard-gated Silverleaf community of north Scottsdale is listed for $29.5 million, offering buyers a 15,378-square-foot home with room for 20 cars and a separate guest house. The property sits in Silverleaf's Upper Canyon enclave, an exclusive luxury community in north Scottsdale.
A 2022 bizjournals.com report described a different $29.5 million Silverleaf listing on five acres; the property at 10944 E Whistling Wind Way has a 1.54-acre lot. The estate was designed by architect Bing Hu and built by Creative Design/Build, according to priceypads.com.
The listing's standout feature may be its garage situation: the property includes 20 car garages in total, among them a nine-car show garage with its own lounge, per the same listing description. The main house holds eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, while a separate two-bedroom, two-bath guest house with its own living room rounds out the compound, according to a listing on joanlevinson.com.
Silverleaf's Run of Record-Breaking Sales
The $29.5 million asking price lands amid a string of eye-popping deals in Silverleaf over the past couple of years. In 2024, a newly built 9,686-square-foot Modern Mediterranean home in the gated community sold for a record $17 million, which bizjournals.com reported was the highest-priced sale in Arizona for that year.
Other Silverleaf estates have climbed even higher since. A luxury estate spanning more than 14,000 square feet in northeast Scottsdale's Silverleaf, situated on the McDowell Mountains, sold for $25 million, according to a KTAR article published June 30, 2025. A Silverleaf estate known as Altitude later closed at $28.1 million, which Arizona Foothills Magazine described as the most expensive home sale in Arizona history; that outlet put the Altitude mansion's size at 21,150 square feet, a different footprint than the Upper Canyon property now listed at $29.5 million.
Silverleaf's Luxury Market
Laura Briggs told Arizona Foothills Magazine that Silverleaf continues to attract the most discerning buyers in the world.
Taken together, the run of deals underscores how competitive the upper end of Scottsdale's housing market has become, with new construction commanding premiums for custom architecture, car-collector amenities, and mountain-adjacent privacy. Whether the $29.5 million Upper Canyon listing ultimately changes hands at that price, or at what figure, has not been confirmed.
