$15.6 Million Pueblo Revival Home Sits In The Shadow Of Phoenix’s Camelback Mountain
https://bit.ly/4dzuyCD https://sites.google.com/view/local-aquatic-division/water-damage-los-angeles $15.6 Million Pueblo Revival Home Sits In The Shadow Of Phoenix’s Camelback Mountain A nearly century-old home on seven acres of unspoiled desert in one of Phoenix, Arizona’s most desirable neighborhoods—the base of Camelback Mountain—has hit the market. Called the Thomas Clements House for its original owner, the 1928 residence was designed by architect H.H. Green. In the 1940s, it was sold to William Benton, an ad executive, university administrator, diplomat and senator from Connecticut. In addition to his diplomatic duties, Benton also served as the United States publisher for the Encyclopedia Britannica from 1943 until his death in 1973. The Pueblo Revival-style home sits on seven acres at the base of Phoenix's Camelback Mountain. Benton entertained frequently at the house, located in the Arcadia neighborhood, with guests that included architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Wri...