Wayne Newton’s former compound in Las Vegas, one of the most iconic properties in town, is slated to be turned into a new housing tract.
Luxury homebuilder Blue Heron has drawn up plans to develop a 77-lot subdivision on the roughly 39.5-acre site formerly known as Casa de Shenandoah, at the southwest corner of Sunset and Pecos roads.
The proposal calls for one- and two-story single-family homes, each spanning more than 2,000 square feet, and for keeping an existing man-made lake that gets refilled by a private well, Clark County records show.
Also, the property is enclosed by perimeter walls that have “been in place for decades and are intended to remain,” according to a letter to county officials last month from a representative for Blue Heron.
