Mansion in Arizona has its own go-kart track and an unbelievable stocked garage
- This $20M Arizona mansion has its own go-kart track
- It also has a racing garage and indoor pit station
- It will set you back $20 million, but arguably it’s worth it.
Published on Mar 12, 2024 at 4:18 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on Mar 12, 2024 at 9:14 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Alessandro Renesis
Check out this $20M Arizona mansion and funhouse that has its own go-kart track and racing garage.
Whether you’re hoping to do a few laps before breakfast or keep the kids occupied all weekend – it’s definitely an underrated feature for luxury real estate.
While it will set you back $20 million – arguably, it’s worth it.
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Currently for sale in Arizona, the mansion is 9,300 square feet of fun.
As well as the seven-corner track and the fully stocked racing garage, it also features a gym, gaming room, theater room, and full-size basketball court.
While the layout, contemporary-ranch style and admittedly some of the features (private gun range, anyone?) are unique – those unusual touches are what will make it so appealing to the right buyer.
The five bedrooms and six-bathrooms are somewhat less controversial.
The crowning glory of the Arizona estate has to be the go-kart track.
While it has nothing on the world’s biggest go-kart track that spans multiple floors and 131,000 sq ft the go-kart track is still impressive.
Although the listing doesn’t say how long it is, the no-less-than seven corners mean it must be pretty lengthy.
Plus one tight hairpin bends mean it’s going to be super fun to zip around – perhaps in this production all-electric go-kart, which set a new speed record.
Not enough to make you part with the cash? It even has its own indoor pit station.
There the electric cars for the go-kart track can be charged via retractable plugs while they’re not in use.
A pair of three-row racks full of spare tires, toolboxes, and a workstation are also visible – meaning any on-track issues can be remedied on-site and indoors.
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