That did not last long.
Two months after a Wisconsin teacher won HGTV's 2017 "Smart Home" sweepstakes -- and the luxurious 3,300-square-foot home in Scottsdale that came with it -- it has been put up for sale.
The listing price: $1,250,000.
The home has three bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms, an indoor wet bar, outdoor pool and a three-car garage. The bathtub and shower both have technological components where profiles can be created to remember a user's water temperature settings.
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The home was listed two weeks ago with The Jason Mitchell Group, confirmed Heather Baldwin, director of marketing for the real-estate group.
She said via email that there has been "a lot of interest" but the house -- designed by HGTV designer and personality, Tiffany Brooks -- is still available.
It's also worth noting that the house is being sold unfurnished. The winner of the HGTV contest received the house fully-furnished, a new vehicle and $100,000.
It is located in a gated neighborhood in North Scottsdale, near Cave Creek.
