8100 North 68th Street isn't simply a residence. It's a private world in the heart of Paradise Valley. Designed by renowned architect Juan Sandoval and created over nearly a decade, this extraordinary estate brings together nearly 18,000 square feet of architecture, craftsmanship and possibility. Beyond the gates, two grand courtyards create the feeling of a private resort. Gardens, fountains and covered loggias surround a spectacular 60 by 60 foot mosaic tiled saltwater pool. But what makes this estate truly different is its scale. It could become an extraordinary family compound. A private second home resort in the desert. Or an exclusive corporate retreat where teams gather, entertain and create away from the outside world. Inside, nearly every surface was considered. Venetian Plaster. Marble and granite. Hand carved stone. Custom ironwork created on site. Coffered wood ceilings. Thirteen fireplaces. And a wine cellar designed for approximately 2,500 bottles. Five bedroom suites, guest accommodations, expansive entertaining spaces, a game room, library and chef's kitchen allow the estate to live on an entirely different scale. Over two acres. Nearly 18,000 square feet. And virtually impossible to recreate. Nearly a decade went into creating it. Now, its next chapter begins.