Your Own Private Country Club Awaits
Classic Vegas Compound with a modern twist. Just a few minutes from the Strip, this privately gated, NO HOA, tropical oasis of lush mature landscaping with two tastefully updated primary homes totaling approximately 6100 sq ft (6 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms) and a private well, offers a multitude of possibilities for primary use and/or investment.
The single-story front home of 3446 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms is uniquely custom and has high-end finishings throughout. The circular vaulted living area with tiled fireplace, the candle-lit chandelier dining room with stacked stone accent wall, the exercise room overlooking the pool, the wood ceiling sunroom looking out to the gorgeous pool facade are just a few of the beautifully crafted rooms that highlight this home.
The rear home of 2676 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms is fully updated with more of a modern feel. A few of the mentionable touches from this home are the unique marble flooring in the main living area, the waterfall island in the kitchen, the master bedroom glass tiled shower, and the master bedroom accented walls with minibar and desk.
Encompassed upon the one acre of grounds are a modern gated circular driveway entrance, a plethora of tree species, large grass and flowering areas, and enough driveway to hold your own farmers' market. The front home has a magnificent pool area fabulously incorporated with the sunroom and an additional detached office/studio structure, which was the original classroom from the Warren Walker School from the 1930s, offers travertine pavers, glow in the dark pools tiles, two circular pads, covered patio and separated bbq area for endless entertainment possibilities. Bahama metal window shutters and several IPE wood-accented touches are just a few of the exterior mentionable for the front home. The rear home has a large grassy area among two separate playground structures, a lighted sports court, large storage shed that could easily double as a kids clubhouse, and a chicken shed. Every foot of acre was intended to offer a utility or aesthetic value to the property.
