Casino Tycoon Steve Wynn Relists Las Vegas Mansion With a Price Trim
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Casino mogul Steve Wynn returned his lavish Las Vegas home to the market Monday for $24.5 million.
The 15,000-square-foot European-style mansion, in Sin City’s upmarket Summerlin neighborhood, has been in Mr. Wynn’s hands since 2018, when an entity linked to the tycoon bought it for $13 million, records with PropertyShark show.
The billionaire first tried the market last June, when he listed the six-bedroom spread for $25 million, a sum that was eventually dropped to $19.5 million before it was taken off the market this March.
The canary-colored villa is jam packed with upscale amenities.
“Part of what makes this home so incredibly special is that it’s like a bespoke Wynn Hotel, but in a fully ethereal, one-of-a-kind residential retreat,” listing agent Kristen Routh-Silberman, a Corcoran Global Living partner and agent, told Mansion Global over email.
“I’m always awestruck in particular by the entrance,” Ms. Routh-Silberman said.
The entry is shared with a staircase that’s been custom designed with crystals, and it opens out though marble pillars and silk carpets onto “one the most beautiful living rooms,” she said. “It is a ‘wow’ moment.”
The house was built in 2001 for Mr. Wynn’s brother Kenneth, who sold it in 2009, records show.
It’s fitted with a screening room, a family room with a temperature-controlled wine cellar, an art room, two offices and a library, according to the listing. There’s also a primary suite inspired by the Wynn Hotel.
“The level of attention and detail that Mr. Wynn put into crafting this home is very special, and it creates both an emotional and simultaneously stately experience,” Ms. Routh-Silberman said.
The estate sits on close to 1.5 acres, which are home to a four-car garage, gardens, lawns and a pool and spa.
Mr. Wynn, who could not immediately be reached for comment, is also trying again to find a buyer for his palatial Los Angeles estate, too, which he put back on the market earlier in October for $115 million.
Set down a private lane in the celebrity-studded Benedict Canyon section of Beverly Hills, the home has been on and off the market since March 2020, when it was shopped around for $135 million through whisper listing. It was put on the public market this January for $110 million, and in May, the price was raised to $125 million, before it was taken off the market in July, listing records show.
In 2018, Mr. Wynn resigned as the chairman and chief executive of Wynn Resorts amid allegations of sexual-misconduct. He’s denied any wrongdoing.
