An extraordinary opportunity has arrived in the heart of Silverleaf—one that truly stands apart from anything else in Scottsdale’s luxury market. Offered together as Lots 1875, 1876, and 1877, this remarkable 33.31-acre property represents the pinnacle of elevated desert living, combining unmatched scale, privacy, and panoramic beauty in one of Arizona’s most prestigious communities. Perched atop the highest elevation in Silverleaf, these combined homesites offer an unparalleled setting to create a world-class estate or legacy compound unlike any other. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the property provides an exceptional sense of seclusion and tranquility while still being within the coveted Silverleaf community. Surrounded by the breathtaking McDowell Mountains, the setting captures sweeping, unobstructed views that stretch across the Valley. From sparkling city lights to Arizona’s iconic sunsets, every vantage point showcases the natural beauty and dramatic landscape that make Scottsdale luxury living so sought after. With a combined 181,515-square-foot building envelope, the possibilities for architectural vision and design are truly extraordinary. The rare combination of elevation, acreage, privacy, and expansive buildability creates the ultimate canvas for an exceptional custom estate designed to complement the surrounding desert landscape. For those seeking the opportunity to build something truly iconic in one of Scottsdale’s most coveted settings, this offering represents the crown jewel of Silverleaf living.
Andrew Beardsley
Andrew has been involved in real estate in Arizona for nearly two decades. At Silverleaf Realty, Andrew represents Buyers and Sellers in all types of transactions, including existing homes, custom-built, spec homes, and homesites in select Scottsdale and Paradise Valley neighborhoods. He has been ranked as one of the top-producing real estate agents in the state since 2018, and the Scottsdale Area Association of Realtors named Andrew to its “40 Under 40” list three years in a row based on his success and leadership in the industry. Since 2010, Andrew has been directly involved in over $1 Billion in real estate sales. Prior to joining Silverleaf Realty in 2010, he worked as a senior financial analyst for the Phoenix office of Johnson Capital, a commercial mortgage brokerage that specialized in retail, office, industrial, and multifamily financing. Having worked directly on over $500,000,000 in debt placement, he brings with him extensive knowledge and understanding of both the financial and real estate aspects of every transaction, ensuring his clients’ personal and financial needs are taken care of. Andrew is an active member of the Scottsdale Charros, an all-volunteer, non-profit group of business and civic leaders that help build our local community by supporting youth sports, education, and charitable causes. When Andrew’s not at work, he can usually be found golfing and soaking up the Arizona sunshine with his wife and their two children.
Caroline Van Arsdale
Caroline came to Silverleaf Realty in 2021 with more than 15 years of experience in luxury sales and nearly a decade in high-end real estate. Most recently, she led residential home sales and marketing for a boutique commercial and residential real estate company in the Valley. Caroline began her career in the service industry and honed her sales skills at some of the most iconic Arizona properties, including the Silverleaf Club and El Chorro Lodge. Her success was largely due to her keen ability to intuit her clients’ needs and visions — a skill her real estate clients find invaluable. An active member of the community with a special interest in childhood health and wellness, Caroline serves on the board of directors for Rett Eliminated Together Today, is an ambassador for Acadia Pharmaceuticals Rett Parents Council, and Tgen Center for Rare Childhood Disorder for Rett Syndrome Research, and works with the Phoenix Children's Neuroscience Parent and Family Advisory Council. She also raises money for TGEN’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders, the University of Arizona’s Steele Children’s Research Center, and several scientific labs worldwide. When she’s not working or championing genetic research, Caroline can be found cooking, hiking, skiing, and spending time with her two children.
