Peek Inside Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz's $3.1M Phoenix Vacation Home
Musician Alicia Keys and her husband, producer Swizz Beatz, took advantage of the booming house [...]
The exterior
The Phoenix house is located at the end of a cul-de-sac and the property is gated. The house covers 7,050 square feet. It includes four bedrooms and six bathrooms. Each room has beautiful views of Phoenix.
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The home's new owners can enjoy a home theater, game room, an eat-in chef's kitchen with pantry, a wet bar, and an infinity-edge pool and spa. There is also a six-car garage with an elevator to the main living area, as well as a wine room with enough space for 800 bottles of wine.
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Even the master suite has a stunning view of the outdoors. If the new owner is a musician like Keys, they can put a grand piano in the master suite, like the one seen in the listing photos. There is also a huge dressing room with a walk-in closet and a private terrace.
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Beatz and Keys have been searching for a buyer for their Phoenix home for five years, according to Architectural Digest. The original asking price was $3.85 million.
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"We bought in Phoenix because it's a magical place. The way the mountains remind you of your smallness and inspire you to be great all at the same time is so powerful," Keys and Beatz told the Arizona Republic when it was announced they were selling the home. "The wonderful climate, the amazing landscape, the arts and culture, and the fact that Phoenix is not as overrun as some other warm-weather destinations, was also a big reason for us."
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The couple called the home "Dreamland," noting it was a dream come true. "It's open and light, equipped with all modern amenities," they said in 2016. "It has the most beautiful views and everyone who comes is always so moved by how it feels in the house. There's really no place in the world like it!"
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Keys is a 15-time Grammy Award-winner and among the few Best New Artist winners to avoid that award's supposed curse. Her most recent victory came in 2014 when Girl on Fire won Best R&B Album.
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