Experience the charm of one of Las Vegas' most desirable equestrian neighborhoods, where custom estates, horses, and peaceful rural living blend seamlessly with city convenience. Completely reimagined, this exceptional luxury estate is located near Wayne Newton's former Shenandoah and offers 5,456 sq ft on nearly 3/4 acre within a private gated enclave custom estate. A grand entrance with a sweeping staircase and soaring 20+ ft ceilings create an unforgettable first impression. This stunning residence features 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, including two private primary suites - one upstairs and one downstairs—both separated from the additional bedrooms, plus a spacious loft. NO HOA. Designed for elegant living and entertaining, the gourmet kitchen showcases high-end appliances and a wine/coffee bar. Tile and granite flooring throughout with no carpet, a granite staircase, and central vacuum add to the home's quality. Step outside to your own private resort featuring a recently resurfaced pool with glass bead finish, spa, spectacular waterfall, fabulous outdoor kitchen, stacked stone fireplace, lush mature landscaping, balcony, newer AC compressors, and a 4-car garage. Just minutes from Sunset Park's 323-acre oasis with a lake, pickleball, tennis, walking trails, dog parks, and more.
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