A zen-inspired Las Vegas retreat lists for $11.3 million
A zeninspired retreat hits the Las Vegas market at $11.3 million, offering a restrained alternative to Sin City’s neon excess. The Summerlin home in the gated Ridges community spans more than 8,000 square feet, mixing marble, granite, and indoor-outdoor flow with a rooftop deck facing the Red Rock Mountains.
Key Takeaways
- The contemporary Summerlin residence is listed for $11.3 million with Ivan Sher of IS Luxury.
- The home covers more than 8,000 square feet in the gated Ridges community and uses natural materials such as marble and granite.
- Four bedrooms include a Zen-inspired primary suite with a sculptural soaking tub set in a stone garden.
- Outdoor amenities include a pool and spa, a summer kitchen, and a rooftop deck with a bar, fire pit, and Red Rock Mountain views.
- The listing arrives amid other high-end Las Vegas sales, including a Morton Group limestone mansion that sold for $20 million earlier this year.
What makes this Las Vegas listing different from typical Sin City estates?
Las Vegas is known for neon lights and over-the-top excess. This luxury real estate listing takes a more restrained approach, pairing clean lines and strong geometric forms with the natural beauty of the Southwest, according to Robb Report.
The residence emphasizes a smooth flow between indoor and outdoor spaces rather than theatrical spectacle. That tone is unusual in a market still associated with statement-making compounds.
What is inside the $11.3 million Summerlin home?
The heart of the home is the great room. It encompasses a fireplace-warmed living area, an open dining area, and a warm-wood chef’s kitchen outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, stone countertops, and a hidden butler’s pantry with ample storage and prep space.
A lounge with a full bar offers a more intimate gathering space, with a TV and access to an adjoining courtyard. Nearby, a wine cellar includes a tasting table and room to display a bottle collection.
The four bedrooms include a Zen-inspired primary suite. That suite features a sculptural soaking tub set amid a stone garden and a spacious walk-in shower with three rainfall showerheads. Three additional bedrooms offer private workspaces and bathrooms with soaking tubs.
How does outdoor living compare with other recent Las Vegas luxury sales?
The pool and spa are paired with a summer kitchen and covered dining area. A rooftop deck adds another bar plus a fire pit and commanding views of the Red Rock Mountains.
The Summerlin home is one of a few modern, luxe properties to have come up for sale in Sin City in recent months. Earlier this year, the hospitality power couple behind the Morton Group sold their custom-built limestone mansion for $20 million. That residence leaned into Vegas’s over-the-top energy, with two pools and a 60-foot water slide.
This Ridges listing instead sells calm geometry, stone, and desert views. Buyers looking for a quieter take on high-end Las Vegas living will find the contrast is the point.