Sited on an unparalleled 11+/- gated acres only ten minutes from the Strip, you can almost see the bright lights on the horizon. No doubt the location is key: Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah is only a stone’s throw away.

With 9,000 square feet of luxurious living, the tudor style main house features four bedrooms and five bathrooms — all wrapped up in solid brick construction and extensive mature landscaping. And when you’re ready for a splash, the grotto-style pool is your personal desert oasis.

The property’s rolling hills and 12 manicured pastures set the stage for its lengthy list of equestrian amenities. The housing facilities include three barns — most notably, a 7,200-square-foot show and breeding barn. Complete with air conditioning and heating, this state-of-the-art structure features an office, laboratory and feed storage. Other features include 19 indoor/outdoor stalls, five pens, an arena, a wash bay, a breeding facility, seven wells and a half-mile exercise lane.

Long before pointing out the iconic sign became the pinnacle of any Sin City visit, Las Vegas has summoned opportunists hungry for development in this desert oasis. And thirty-seven million visitors can’t be wrong; world-class entertainment, dining and cultural experiences make Las Vegas an international hub for expectations unlike any other city.