This article focuses on the former estate that Michael Phelps purchased in Paradise Valley, Arizona for $3.5M. Phelps bought a brand-new property in Arizona with 6,010 square feet of living space in 2014, when he was already a well-known Olympic swimmer. Phelps was expected to spend a minimum of $2.5M out of his own pocket to complete the transaction. Phelps made the decision to sell this property in 2018, with an asking price of up to $4.1M.

However, the 23-time gold medalist reached a settlement with Allegro Ventures, Inc. for $3.5M, with the purpose of upgrading to a larger home with 10,000 square feet located in the same neighborhood. These are some pictures of the mansion in Paradise Valley, Arizona that Michael Phelps purchased for $3.5M.

The mansion that Phelps owns is 6,010 square feet in size and has a total of five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The mansion is significant for many reasons, including its construction using European Concha Stone and its use of imported hardwood flooring. These include a contemporary kitchen, four fireplaces, a master bedroom of a respectable size, a wine cellar with space for three hundred and fifty bottles, and a contemporary looking bathroom.

Outside of the house, Michael Phelps had access to a swimming pool that was worthy of an Olympic swimming legend. In addition, his backyard provides him with a number of green places that are populated by a variety of fruit trees, such as apple, lemon, peach, tangerine, and orange trees.