Neverland Ranch may have been the most famous dwelling owned by the King of Pop, but Michael Jackson called this Spanish-style Las Vegas estate home from 2007 to 2008. Tucked behind a gated entry, just 20 minutes from the Strip, the 24,275-square-foot house’s sprawling interiors begin with a roomy foyer with wood ceilings, a hand-painted fireplace, and views of the interior courtyard. The layout is anchored by a massive salon, which showcases hardwood floors, exposed wood beams, and a stone fireplace, and opens to the courtyard. There are seven bedrooms in the residence, including the master suite, which occupies the top floor and has a wet bar, lounge, and fireplace. The bedroom area still bears the original mirrors where Jackson practiced his dance moves. Additionally, there’s an 8,500-square-foot basement, which the singer used as an art gallery. The 1.7-acre property has many unique features, including the courtyard, which features a fountain and loads of space for entertaining, and a small stable. A two-story medieval chapel with a hand-painted ceiling is sure to wow. The residence was remodeled in 2010 by designer Paulina Biggs Sparkuhl. Listed for $9.5 million, this 24,275-square-foot home has 7 bedrooms and 12 baths. Contact: Synergy Sotheby’s International Realty, 702-467-7100; sothebysrealty.com
A wood ceiling is the focal point of the foyer.
The sprawling main salon has a dark ceiling with pattern.
A view of the bar, which looks like part of an upscale restaurant.
Arches decorate the two-story chapel.
There’s room enough for a large party in the eat-in kitchen.
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The spacious office has a conference table and sitting area.
Ideal for alfresco entertaining, the interior courtyard has a fountain and large trees.
