If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a private resort with the sophistication of high design, the tranquility of a wellness retreat, and the security of a fortress, Elysium might just be your dream home. Now on the market for $15 million, this exceptional Scottsdale estate is a fully realized lifestyle, blending cutting-edge technology, elegant comfort, and a heart for philanthropy.
Developed by Modern Masterpieces and styled by Vesta Home, Elysium features seven bedrooms and 2,100 square feet of sliding smart-glass walls that erase the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living. Elysium is also a secure compound with an NBC-grade pressurized safe room, 13-point locking entry system, and a monitored perimeter with AI-enabled cameras quietly integrated into its lush desert surroundings.
Every room in the home has been thoughtfully designed and styled by Vesta, one of the country’s leading luxury design studios. Best of all? Each piece is available for purchase with the home, making it easy to step into a fully realized, move-in-ready sanctuary. Expect a soothing, high-end palette with plaster, polished stone, warm woods, and tactile textiles that bring comfort to every corner.
Built by David Widerhorn, an Inc. 30 Under 30 honoree, Elysium reflects his commitment to philanthropy through design. A minimum of 20 percent of profits from the sale will be donated to the Darash Ahava Foundation, which provides free emotional and spiritual healing services. In addition, Widerhorn has personally pledged $500,000 to the cause from this project.
“Elysium represents the pinnacle of luxury living and the heart of giving,” Widerhorn said. “Alongside redefining design, we’ve pledged additional proceeds to ensure the estate changes landscapes and lives.”
The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living areas have been designed as a fluid space ideal for entertaining. A Cristallo quartzite feature wall shifts color from day to night, while a sculptural dark-stone bar and wood furnishings make the space feel striking and welcoming.
Slide open the smart-glass walls and the great room spills out onto a covered loggia, where modular sofas, sculptural pebble tables, and woven lounge chairs extend the comfort outdoors. Past the Black Diamond-finish pool, a pavilion with dual screens creates the perfect hangout for game days or golden hour gatherings. A level below, a 20-seat outdoor dining ramada comes complete with a chef’s dream setup: BBQ, smoker, pizza oven, swim-up bar and a glowing Cristallo quartzite firepit for evening ambiance.
Each of the seven bedrooms offers its own sense of calm and privacy. Natural materials like bouclé, linen, wood paneling, and honed stone create peace. The primary suite doubles as a lounge, with an en-suite bathroom that glows behind a backlit translucent stone wall. The furniture, including a Bayonne crescent sofa and a Bogota coffee table with limestone top, softens the architecture without sacrificing sophistication.
“There will never be another property like Elysium,” says Ari Jakobov of The Jakobov Group at eXp Realty, who is handling the listing. “It’s not simply a home, it’s a compound, and a private resort with government-level security, ideal for buyers seeking the rarest level of luxury and peace of mind.”
Elysium isn’t just a luxury residence—it’s a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a home that pairs world-class design and security with a meaningful philanthropic mission. Learn more at jakobovgroup.com.
