Michael Jackson's Wonderland In Las Vegas
Las Vegas was one of Michael Jackson's favorite places and according to an article back in August, appearing in the Las Vegas Sun, Jackson planned to buy the Primm Compound in Las Vegas and make it his home after his London concerts. The article said that Jackson planned to call the home "Wonderland." The estate, which was then listed at $25 million offers a variety of security features that appealed to him as well as other dramatic features like a pool with a waterslide, waterfalls and a grotto guest suite built inside a cave.
Move Trends reports that the home is now listed for $16.5 million. Jackson never lived in the home but it is being marketed as Michael Jackson's Wonderland. The 10-bedroom compound has secret tunnels and many of the home's doors are bulletproof. Another detail that Jackson would have appreciated is the panic room with its own oxygen supply.
The gated compound is on ten acres and in addition to the pool there is also an equestrian center, basketball and tennis courts, golf driving range, and underground shooting range which could be turned into a recording studio. The 20-car showroom also has a deionized-water car wash and gas station. Other details include an elevator, a 5000-bottle wine cellar and tasting room, a screening room, casino game room, library, trophy room, gym and a professional beauty salon.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
GlobalDia Oct 8th 2009 2:44PM
diedre,
has luxist ever shown the estate that he died in...i believe its called 100 candlewood in holmby hills?
i saw it on some TV show and thats a truly epic home.
Deidre Woollard Oct 8th 2009 11:43PM
There is a website with pictures of the interior of that home which look to be former listing pictures http://www.100ncarolwooddr.com/