Arizona Mansion Includes Shark Tank, Because Owning a Pool Is Too Mainstream
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- •A mansion at 7545 N Mockingbird Lane in Paradise Valley has been listed for $40 million as of 2025, targeting ultra-wealthy buyers.
- •Designed with unique features like a shark tank, bowling alley, movie theater and an 11-bedroom layout, the home aims to provide entertainment and luxury.
- •Listing agent Scott Grigg notes the property combines amenities found in coastal cities, attracting out-of-state buyers seeking privacy, lower taxes and flashy status symbols.
For the bargain basement price of only $40 million, you could own 7545 N Mockingbird Lane in Paradise Valley — which is apparently Arizona's attempt to out-Miami Miami. Built since 2020, this 11-bedroom, 13-bath estate screams 'we survived kid chaos, now pay up' with its two-lane bowling alley (automatic oiler included!), a shark tank to intimidate guests, and a 12-seat movie theater for collective judgment. Scott Grigg, listing agent for the Altman Brothers, proudly notes this is more 'coastal glam' than desert chic. With a basketball court featuring a Phoenix Suns logo, a 100-year-old bank vault for unopened IKEA furniture, and over 30 wireless chargers for your 2025 gadget apocalypse, this 23,000 sq ft lifestyle palace sits on 2¼ acres in Arizona's richest zip code. Perfect for those who want record-breaking Arizona real estate prices but still dream of a beach.
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(1 of 3)Only in Arizona can you go from shooting sharks in a tank to rolling gutter balls in a two-lane bowling alley that costs more than your house.
If your mansion doesn't have a shark tank next to the bowling alley, are you even trying to flex in 2025?
Arizona's richest zip code just dropped a $40M mansion with a walk-in meat locker and a vault probably protecting the grocery list.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 2/26/2026 | Author: James LaForge
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