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Welcome to The Château Sur La Montagne, one of Phoenix’s most iconic hilltop estates—an architectural masterpiece perched atop 1.5 private gated acres on Piestewa Peak with breathtaking 270° panoramic views of Downtown Phoenix and the surrounding mountains. Designed by renowned Beverly Hills architect Edmund “Ed” Guilbert and spanning more than 8,000 square feet, this sculptural estate blends dramatic architecture, rare desert landscaping, and resort-level amenities to create one of the most extraordinary private retreats in Arizona.
From the moment you arrive, the estate announces itself as something truly special. A dramatic entry reveals floating wood staircases, sculptural stone walls, and a tranquil reflecting pond, setting the tone for a residence where architecture and landscape exist in perfect harmony. Throughout the home, moody hardwoods, natural stone, and curated design elements frame expansive glass view corridors that capture Phoenix’s glowing skyline and surrounding mountain ranges from nearly every vantage point.
The estate features six bedrooms plus a fully appointed pool house, offering exceptional space and flexibility for groups seeking privacy and luxury. Eight unique bathrooms include extraordinary spa-inspired details such as a Japanese soaking suite, vintage gold clawfoot tub, bidets, and dramatic stone-wrapped showers designed for indulgent relaxation.
Additional wellness amenities include a private indoor sauna, jacuzzi, and a glass single-passenger elevator connecting the home’s dramatic levels. Multiple gathering spaces invite connection and entertainment, including two bespoke living rooms, a billiards loft, and a full bar lounge, creating the perfect environment for both intimate evenings and larger gatherings.
The estate is equally designed for elevated culinary experiences. The residential chef’s kitchen is equipped with premium Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Viking appliances, while a separate commercial kitchen and walk-in freezer allow for catered events and private chef experiences with ease.
Across the front of the estate, bedroom terraces open to sweeping city-light views, offering unforgettable sunsets and sparkling nighttime panoramas over the Valley.
Step outside and the property transforms into a private hillside resort unlike anything else in Phoenix.
A 30,000-gallon heated pool with cascading waterfall anchors the outdoor experience, surrounded by expansive skyline terraces and multiple lounge areas designed to capture the breathtaking views. Ten luxury loungers provide space for relaxed afternoons beneath the Arizona sun.
The fully equipped pool house expands the outdoor living experience with its own kitchen, bar, living room, fireplace, 75” television, and two bathrooms with showers—along with a sleeper sofa for additional flexibility.
Recreation is elevated with two regulation pickleball courts, a basketball court, and outdoor bowling, while multiple fountains and a sprawling natural grass lawn create an atmosphere that feels more like a private resort than a traditional residence.
Outdoor dining areas seat up to fourteen guests, complemented by pub tables and grilling stations designed for unforgettable sunset dinners overlooking the Phoenix skyline.
The Château Sur La Montagne is more than a luxury home—it is an architectural landmark. Guilbert’s work, featured in Forbes, is celebrated for its bold geometry, hillside integration, and expressive use of natural materials—elements that reach their peak expression in this remarkable residence. Today, the estate has been thoughtfully reimagined as a private ultra-luxury retreat, offering guests a rare combination of cinematic architecture, breathtaking views, resort-level amenities, and complete privacy above the Valley.
Few homes in Phoenix deliver this level of scale, design, and unforgettable experience.
STARTING AT $299 / PER NIGHT
Added: September 10, 2024
STARTING AT $499 / PER NIGHT
Added: February 27, 2025
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