Former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has sold his estate in exclusive Paradise Valley for 13.75 million dollars. The transaction closed remarkably quickly: the property changed hands just four days after being officially listed with an asking price of 13.995 million dollars. The transaction was conducted off-market as an all-cash deal, with the final purchase price sitting just 245,000 dollars below the original asking figure.
Murray had acquired the 8,202-square-foot property in November 2022 for 13.5 million dollars. The acquisition coincided with the playmaker signing a five-year, 230.5-million-dollar contract extension with the Cardinals. The 1.16-acre plot is situated in the renowned Cameldale Estates residential enclave, positioned securely at the end of a private cul-de-sac.
Architecture and interior design of the highest standard
Access to the contemporary residence is via a secure gate that opens onto a facade of natural stone and timber. Inside, high ceilings crafted from fine walnut and continuous Italian limestone flooring shape the ambience. The open-plan layout links the generous living areas, while floor-to-ceiling window frontages open up expansive view axes towards the prominent Camelback Mountain.
- —Living area of approximately 8,202 square feet on a 1.16-acre site
- —Four bedrooms with boutique dressing rooms as well as six bathrooms
- —Two separate office suites, a home cinema and an entertainment lounge
- —Modern building services with Crestron smart home control
The outdoor area benefits from the expansive parcel, which ensures distinct privacy from neighbouring properties. At the centre of the garden is a square, resort-style swimming pool, framed by open lounge and dining areas alongside manicured grounds. All parts of the property offer unobstructed panoramic views across the Paradise Valley landscape.
Sporting move prompts property transaction
Changes in Murray's sports career form the background to the divestment. After seven seasons, the Arizona Cardinals parted ways with their quarterback, whereupon Murray signed a one-year contract with the Minnesota Vikings. Owing to the associated relocation, the Arizona residence lost its functional utility for the athlete, ultimately prompting the swift sale of the prime property to the new owner.
