A Henderson home built by gaming industry pioneer Mark Yoseloff has hit the market for $4,995,000. The 5,046-square-foot residence at 671 Scenic Rim Drive in MacDonald Highlands was listed Oct. 20 by Michael Gorton of Simply Vegas.
Yoseloff, who died in February, was the founder of Shuffle Master, a Gaming Hall of Fame member and holder of more than 60 patents. He also taught the inaugural Gaming Innovation course at UNLV. The house, completed in 2018 by Blue Heron, was the second built on Scenic Rim Drive and the first on the street by that builder.
Yoseloff and his wife, Pat, have lived in MacDonald Highlands for 26 years and owned the fourth house ever built in the community. "They've seen the neighborhood grow in leaps and bounds," Gorton said. "They bought this lot and took about three years to develop and build it through Blue Heron."
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom home sits on a little more than a quarter-acre with views of the valley and Las Vegas Strip. Pat Yoseloff said she enjoys the views from sunrise to sunset. "When the sunsets go down, you see the lines all along the mountains," she said. "I shut off all the lights at night, and I feel like I'm literally walking on the Strip."
The property features two kitchens — a show kitchen with a Wolf induction cooktop and 36-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a separate dirty kitchen. Instead of a traditional pool, a 3-foot-deep reflection pool anchors a private courtyard and Zen-inspired garden. Other amenities include automated shades, a laundry room with a pet-washing station, a four-car garage with 14-foot ceilings, climate-controlled storage, automated glass pocket doors, a recreation room and an elevator.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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