Phil Maloof, a former New Mexico state senator and member of the famous Maloof family, just listed his Las Vegas penthouse atop the Palms Place tower for $38 million.
The penthouse is by far the most expensive home listed in Las Vegas, but it comes with something you won’t find anywhere else: paintings by Dali and Picasso! According to the listing, Maloof will include the priceless works of art as part of the deal. (By the way, the second most expensive property in Las Vegas is a $16.5 million estate that Michael Jackson once considered making his new Wonderland.)
Maloof’s penthouse has everything you need for a Las Vegas party pad, including a 20-person hot tub, 35 flat-screen TVs, DJ booth, a helipad spot and an outdoor theater and kitchen. It has three bedrooms and five baths, and spans 6,230 square feet, but there are 27,000 square feet when you include the massive balconies.
The ceilings are 30 feet tall, with walls of glass to take advantage of the 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip. It’s accessible via a private elevator, and comes fully furnished with a modern, minimalist design. There’s also a whole-home remote control system, wet bar, gym and office. The homeowners association dues are a whopping $4,481 per month, but include concierge services, a pre-arrival grocery shopping service, access to the fitness center, two free spa passes a month and discounts for The Palms’ restaurants, room service, shops and services.
Maloof purchased the unit in 2008 for $4.5 million, but that was probably at a discount, considering his family founded The Palms and still manages the property.
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