Got A Spare $70 Million? That's What Wayne Newton Is Asking For His Las Vegas Ranch, Take A Peek Inside
Sept. 15 2013, Published 3:45 p.m. ET
Casa de Shenandoah, the 36-acre ranch that Wayne Newton and his family called home for 45 years, has hit the market for a stunning $70 million.
In 2010, Newton transferred the property to CSD LLC, with himself as 20 percent owner, for the purpose of turning the place into a museum honoring the singer. But CSD fell into bankruptcy, reports the real estate listing site Redfin, and the property has hit the market as part of the proceedings.
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So what do you get for $70 million? Try a runway and jumbo jet terminal that allows your plane to pull right up to the house. There's also a zoo although the animals and birds have all been moved out.
There are extensive equestrian facilities including 37 stables, plus a tennis court and pool.