A hedge funder is selling his opulent Arizona mansion for a record $35 million

Villa Paradisoa 30,858-square-foot mansion on 12 acres in Paradise Valleyhas just been listed for $35 million, an Arizona state record.Currently owned by 68-year-old hedge funder RobertSussman, the extravagant estate has all the amenities of an opulent palace. If it sells at the listing price, it would be the most expensive home ever sold in Arizona,the Wall Street Journal reports.Sussman, who founded Bentley Capital Management in New York City in 1992, designed and built the estate between the years 200o and 2005. But now he's heading to California to spend more time with family, according to the WSJ.Walt Danley Realty has the listing, with global marketing support from Christie's International Real Estate.Let's see what you'd get for $35 million.SEE ALSO:Wayne Gretzky's hilltop California mansion just got a $2 million price chopDON'T FORGET:Follow Business Insider's lifestyle page on Facebook!Sitting on 12 acres of land in Arizona's Paradise Valley, Villa Paradiso is a privately gated property. It has views of Camelback Mountain, the McDowell Mountains, and Four Peaks.The entrance to the 30,858-square-foot home includes a hotel-style lobby flanked with swooping staircases and a coffered ceiling.The house has two "wings," as well as formal living spaces, a home theater, office, gym, indoor basketball court and private skybox, attached guest suite, staff quarters, and two elevators.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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