Retreat to Serenity in Scottsdale's Desert Oasis

/★Luxe Villa/Pool/Swim-up Bar/Pickle Ball/Old Town★

★Luxe Villa/Pool/Swim-up Bar/Pickle Ball/Old Town★

5 Bedrooms

4 Bathrooms

Introducing The Aerie, an extraordinary desert contemporary estate perched atop the McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale's prestigious Silverleaf community. Designed by Erik Peterson of PHX Architecture and meticulously crafted by Paragon Custom Homes, this residence harmoniously blends modern elegance with the serene beauty of its natural surroundings.

Spanning 13,695 square feet on an 81,780-square-foot lot, The Aerie offers expansive living spaces tailored for both relaxation and entertainment. The open-concept great room seamlessly connects to a designer kitchen and a concealed catering kitchen, ensuring culinary endeavors are both convenient and private. A thoughtfully designed entertainment zone, complete with a wet bar and golf simulator, caters to leisure and recreation. The palatial master wing serves as a private retreat, featuring a spacious bedroom, a luxurious bathroom with his-and-hers commode rooms, three walk-in closets with a private laundry, and private patios with a spa.

Embracing the indoor-outdoor lifestyle, The Aerie features multiple covered patios, an outdoor kitchen with a dining area, a negative-edge pool, an entertainment gazebo, and a spa—all overlooking panoramic valley vistas. Additional accommodations include a guest casita with a full suite and private patios, as well as a caretaker's casita, ensuring comfort and privacy for all guests.

Silverleaf, developed by DMB Development, is a private, guard-gated community renowned for its tree-lined streets, private parks, and secluded enclaves. At its heart lies the esteemed Silverleaf Club, offering a Tom Weiskopf-designed golf course, a dramatic clubhouse, a spa, and a variety of recreational options that embody the desert resort lifestyle.

The Aerie stands as a testament to architectural excellence and luxurious living, offering an unparalleled sanctuary in the heart of Scottsdale. Its seamless integration with the natural landscape, combined with its exceptional amenities, ensures that every moment spent here is both memorable and rejuvenating.

Introducing The Aerie, an extraordinary desert contemporary estate perched atop the McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale's prestigious Silverleaf community. Designed by Erik Peterson of PHX Architecture and meticulously crafted by Paragon Custom Homes, this residence harmoniously blends modern elegance with the serene beauty of its natural surroundings.

Spanning 13,695 square feet on an 81,780-square-foot lot, The Aerie offers expansive living spaces tailored for both relaxation and entertainment. The open-concept great room seamlessly connects to a designer kitchen and a concealed catering kitchen, ensuring culinary endeavors are both convenient and private. A thoughtfully designed entertainment zone, complete with a wet bar and golf simulator, caters to leisure and recreation. The palatial master wing serves as a private retreat, featuring a spacious bedroom, a luxurious bathroom with his-and-hers commode rooms, three walk-in closets with a private laundry, and private patios with a spa.

Embracing the indoor-outdoor lifestyle, The Aerie features multiple covered patios, an outdoor kitchen with a dining area, a negative-edge pool, an entertainment gazebo, and a spa—all overlooking panoramic valley vistas. Additional accommodations include a guest casita with a full suite and private patios, as well as a caretaker's casita, ensuring comfort and privacy for all guests.

What we love about this stay

Claim the master wing and don't leave it until you've watched sunrise from the private patio spa—the light hits the McDowell ridgeline in copper and violet around 6:15 a.m., and there's nothing between you and the valley floor. The negative-edge pool is best at golden hour, when the water disappears into the desert below. Skip the golf simulator until after dark; it's a better nightcap than a daytime distraction. If you're hosting, the concealed catering kitchen is the real power move—your chef works invisibly while you hold court in the great room. The guest casita feels like its own boutique stay, so give it to the couple you actually like. This is a house that rewards stillness as much as spectacle.