Steve Wynn House Tour | Las Vegas | $17,500,000

Steve Wynn House Tour | Las Vegas | $17,500,000

After two years on and off the market, billionaire businessman Steve Wynn has unloaded his lavish Sin City mansion for $17.5 million. Though the sale price is far below the last ask of $24.5 million, it is several million more than the $13 million the 80-year-old former casino titan paid in March 2018 and ranks as the highest residential sale in Las Vegas to date this year.

Widely credited with bringing elite luxury to the Las Vegas Strip, Wynn resigned as CEO of Wynn Resorts in 2018, in the wake of numerous harassment and sexual misconduct accusations reported in The Wall Street Journal. Wynn denied the allegations. Nonetheless, as part of the resultant separation agreement with the company that he founded in 2002 and that still bears his name, he was evicted from the plush duplex villa at the Wynn Las Vegas, where he and his wife, Andrea Hissom, lived for about a decade. It was this turn of events that led Wynn and Hissom to seek new residential circumstances where they could shack up when in town.

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[bamagirl]

It’s nice. I love the seats in theater room, love the closet also. Overall an 8 for me🥰

[Craigthomas]

Its a 10 overall, but I have to take .2 points away because of the tv in the theater. That whole wall should have been a screen with a theater that size! So my final score is 9.8

[christopherpitino]

Not Cozy at all, has a dreary feel to it; As weird as it sounds, It's kind of depressing and Isolating////