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Oscar De La Hoya didn’t even give the golf simulator in his new man cave time to warm up before deciding to flip his sprawling Las Vegas mansion tucked away in the hillside community of Henderson back on the market. The ask is an impressive $20 million, or a whopping $5.4 million more than the former boxing champ and current boxing promoter doled out less than two years ago for the then-unfinished spread.

Records show De La Hoya paid $14.6 million in cash for the property in spring 2022 while it was still under construction, and then spent the next two years and millions more fully customizing the single-level dwelling with personalized touches. Sited behind gates on a corner cul-de-sac parcel spanning nearly an acre, the ultra-modern structure was built by Blue Heron as part of the local development firm’s Equinox Collection at MacDonald Highlands and completed last year.

A bespoke tribute room is adorned with a replica boxing ring, as well as robes and belts from De La Hoya’s fights.

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A snazzy entrance boasting a water feature and porte-cochère introduces the residence, which offers five bedrooms and seven baths in almost 9,000 square feet of single-level living space displaying vast expanses of glass drinking in mesmerizing views of the Las Vegas Strip and McCullough Mountains beyond. Glitzy amenities range from the aforementioned man cave and a movie theater to a hair salon, a game room, a wet bar, and an eight-car garage. There’s also a custom tribute room celebrating his career that’s decked out with memorabilia and a 10-foot-by-10-foot boxing ring.

Other highlights include a great room sporting a fireplace, a dining area with a climate-controlled wine room, an office, and a gourmet kitchen outfitted with an expansive eat-in island and top-tier stainless appliances, plus a secondary catering kitchen. A plush primary suite flaunts a showroom-style closet/dressing room, a spa-inspired bath, an outdoor shower, and a private garden lanai. The al fresco amenities continue with multiple pools and numerous spots ideal for lounging and entertaining, along with several TVs, a barbecue station and a firepit.

Automated walls of glass open to more than 2,400 square feet of luxe outdoor living space.

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In addition to his Las Vegas spread—which sits near a home that sold for a record-setting $25 million in June 2020 to LoanDepot chairman Anthony Hsieh and is currently on the market for $34 million—the 51-year-old Los Angeles native still owns a lavish estate in Pasadena that he purchased from married filmmakers Gale Anna Hurd and Jonathan Hensleigh for $11.5 million back in 2007.

The listing is held by Zar Zanganeh of The Agency Las Vegas, who told Mansion Global that De La Hoya plans to remain in the area and build an even bigger home.

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Armed with a four-year. $94 million contract extension that will earn him a substantial $19 million base salary in 2024, three-time Pro Bowler Maxx Crosby has decided to use some of those funds to pick up a snazzy Las Vegas residence in the Summerlin community’s exclusive guard-gated Mountain Trails enclave, paying just over $5.6 million. The Las Vegas Review-Journal first revealed the sale.

Madd Maxx—as the NFL’s fourth highest-paid defensive end is known to Las Vegas Raiders fans—wound up getting a pretty good deal on the modern digs, which were first listed by local dentist Bill Dickerson for nearly $13 million back in winter 2020. Records show Dickerson purchased the home for $2.8 million in 2003, with previous reports stating that he subsequently acquired the lot next door, then combined the properties and added a second structure housing an extravagant indoor basketball court sporting an upstairs viewing gallery with a fireside lounge, kitchenette and views of the surrounding valley.

As for the Silver-and-Black pass rusher’s new 1.2-acre spread, which was built in 2002, the place features seven bedrooms and 12 baths in a little more than 20,500 square feet of two-level living space adorned throughout with marble floors, high ceilings and soaring walls of glass. In addition to the basketball court, other standout amenities include a movie theater, wine cellar, billiards room and gym.

An indioor basketball court also can be used for lacrosse, tennis and volleyball.

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A gated motorcourt with six garage spaces is tucked off to the side of the creamy stucco and terracotta-roof dwelling, with a separate gated entrance leading up to the towering wood-and-glass door front door via a fountain-enhanced walkway. Once inside, an expansive double-height great room has a sunken dining room warmed by a fireplace and an adjacent wet bar-equipped living area. Around the corner is a family room, which connects to a gourmet kitchen outfitted with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, dual islands, top-tier stainless appliances, a walk-in pantry and an accompanying breakfast nook.

A curving staircase heads upstairs, where a sumptuous master retreat is decked out with a window-lined sitting area, private balcony and walk-in closet, as well as a spa-inspired bath flaunting dual vanities and an elaborate soaking tub sheathed in marble. And scoring the go-ahead touchdown? The lushly landscaped grounds, which are spotlighted by a boulder-laced swimming pool and spa, an in-ground trampoline, and numerous spots ideal for al fresco lounging and entertaining with niceties like a built-in barbecue and fire-pit.

In addition to his newly purchased Summerlin estate, Crosby and his wife Rachel Washburn also reportedly still maintain a nearly 3,000-square-foot home in the Nevada city of Henderson that they picked up for $480,000 in 2020.

The listing was held by Austin Sherwood of Luxury Estates International; Kathie Castro of Realty ONE Group Southwest repped the buyers.

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Less than two years after he paid Steve Wynn $17.5 million for his palatial Las Vegas residence, British businessman and investor Simon Dolan is ready to let it go, this time with a hefty $24.5 million ask. And though there probably aren’t any priceless Matisse and Picasso paintings remaining from the avid art collector’s nearly four-year stay in the luxe European-style digs, there definitely are plenty of casino tycoon-worthy amenities—a crystal-accented staircase, plush movie theater and lift-equipped garage that can accommodate up to six vehicles, just to name a few.

Custom-built in 2001—and sited in the exclusive guard-gated Country Club Hills development within the Summerlin planned community, about 12 miles west of the Strip—the golden-hued stucco and terracotta roof structure is nestled on almost 1.5 acres overlooking the TPC Summerlin golf course, and tucked away behind walls and its own set of gates.

The golden-hued home is fronted by a spacious motorcourt.

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Inside, six en-suite bedrooms and 11 baths are sprawled across 15,000 square feet of two-level living space that reportedly underwent a $16 million remodel during Wynn’s tenure in collaboration with noted designer Todd-Avery Lenahan. Think marble floors and pillars, walls sheathed in mohair and silk, bespoke carpets, automated draperies and designer light fixtures, plus high-tech security, fire-suppression and smart-home systems.

Other highlights include a double-height entry foyer displaying the aforementioned crystal staircase, along with a formal living room, two offices topped by custom backlit ceilings and a fireside family room sporting a climate-controlled wine cellar. A formal dining area leads to the gourmet kitchen, which comes complete with walnut cabinetry, an eat-in island, top-tier stainless appliances and an accompanying breakfast room.

The family room has a decorative fireplace and access to a climate-controlled wine cellar.

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Elsewhere is the movie theater, a library and duo of fully equipped gyms, as well as a posh master retreat boasting dual showroom-style closets and luxe baths; and outdoors, the manicured grounds host a garden bolstered by a tiered fountain and nearby gazebo, sundeck-encased pool and spa, and sport court, plus ample spots for al fresco lounging and entertaining amid the picturesque golf course and mountain vistas.

A self-made millionaire who amassed his fortune through accountancy services, Dolan also has dabbled in the motor racing and aviation industries, and made headlines back in 2020 when he challenged the U.K. government in court over the country’s pandemic lockdowns. Wynn, meanwhile, resigned as chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts in 2018 after allegations of sexual misconduct. Between them, they lay claim to several multimillion-dollar homes, with Dolan owning an estate on the Caribbean island of Mustique that once belonged to David Bowie, and Wynn maintaining several residences spanning from New York City to Beverly Hills, the latter of which is currently on the market for a whopping $75 million.

The listing is held by Elizabeth Schwartz Fray of Urban Nest Realty.

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Now that they’re planning to relocate across the pond to London, Kyle Dean Massey and Taylor Frey’s stylish mansion in the affluent Spanish Hills community of Las Vegas has unsurprisingly popped up for sale.

The married acting duo—Massey best known for his work on Broadway in Pippin and Wicked, and Frey who penned and is set to star alongside Kyle Richards and Rick Cosnett in the upcoming film The Holiday Exchange—are asking just under $4 million for the sprawling ranch-style home they picked up for $1.5 million a little over two years ago, back in spring 2021.

Originally built in 2002, but since extensively renovated and customized to suit the couple’s personal tastes, the white stucco and terra-cotta-roof structure rests on one-third of an acre, within an exclusive guard-gated community that also has been home to Nicolas Cage and Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil through the years. Inside, five bedrooms and three baths are filtered across 6,000 square feet of single-level living space accented throughout with gleaming marble floors, high ceilings, designer lighting, and Versace, Roberto Cavalli and Phillip Jeffries wallpaper treatments.

A formal living room just off the foyer has a marble fireplace and more than enough space to put a grand piano.

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Glassy double front doors open into a soaring foyer, which flows to a formal living room boasting a fireplace and plenty of room for a grand piano. Other highlights include an office space warmed by a fireplace and secluded by a curving floor-to-ceiling wall of glass with automated curtains, and an open-concept great room holding a fireside family room that connects to a gourmet kitchen outfitted with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, dual islands, a swath of top-tier stainless appliances and an accompanying breakfast nook.

A massive primary bedroom has French doors that open directly to the pool and spa area.

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Sequestered in one of two bedroom wings by itself is a luxe master retreat, which comes complete with yet another fireplace, a sitting area, spacious walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bath spotlighted by a steam shower and round soaking tub resting on a bed of lava rock.

French doors lead to the resort-like backyard, which is laced with fruit trees, and hosts a pool with a cascading waterfall and spa, as well as several spots ideal for al fresco lounging and entertaining. There’s also an attached four-car garage sporting an EV charger.

The listing is held by Avi Dan-Goor of Douglas Elliman.

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