A two-story residence at 1533 Westwood Drive in the historic Scotch 80s neighborhood has hit the market for $3.25 million. The 1996 custom estate spans 8,084 square feet with five bedrooms and six full bathrooms, situated in one of Las Vegas' most established guard-gated communities just minutes from the Strip, downtown, and the Arts District.
The property includes a four-car garage, games room, media room, office, wellness room, theater room, a pool, and a covered patio. Listing agent Kaori Nagao-Chiti with Las Vegas Sotheby's International Realty said the home captures classic, vintage Las Vegas glamour with high-volume ceilings, dramatic columns, and skylights that bring in natural light.
Nagao-Chiti said the luxury construction boom has brought modern and contemporary architecture to the valley, but this residence offers something completely different. "It captures that classic, vintage Las Vegas glamour that you simply don't find very often anymore," she said. "The scale and architectural details really make a statement... It has a sense of grandeur and personality that feels true to an earlier era of Las Vegas estate living."
Her favorite feature is a hidden staircase connecting the primary suite directly to a private man cave and cigar room upstairs. "It's fun, unexpected, and such a great example of what makes a true custom home special," Nagao-Chiti said. "For me, this property is about more than square footage. It's the combination of location, history, individuality, and classic Vegas character that makes this estate so difficult to replicate today."
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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