Tomiyasu Lane, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Oct 23rd 2010 at 1:01PM

The Wall Street Journal showcased this home as part of the Private Properties column. Once quietly marketed for as much as $60 million, the home is now officially listed for $37.5 million. It is one of the biggest homes in Las Vegas and was reportedly built for Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei. The estate is on 11.2-acres that include an equestrian center, polo ~~track~~ practice field, an 11 car garage, swan pond, tennis court and resort-size pool. There is enough parking for 50 vehicles.There are a total of 17 bedroom suites. The home has a restaurant grade commercial kitchen, a nightclub, ballroom, a men's spa and salon and a ladies spa and salon. Rooms are on a grand scale and the entire residence has the feel of a luxury hotel. The Wall Street Journal reports that the home is owned by Eric Petersen, the president of Consumer Credit Services, Inc. who purchased the nearly completed estate in 2004 for $14 million.

Gallery: Tomiyasu Lane

Tags: Las Vegas, las vegas real estate market, nevada real estate, Sultan of Brunei

Filed under: Estates

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John Green Oct 23rd 2010 2:07PM

Tacky, tacky, tacky. The Sultan left the "many wives" master bed behind when he moved...... It may be the biggest but they can add tacky to the description too...
The Goumet kitchen/eating area.... Yikes.

John Green Oct 23rd 2010 2:10PM

The Architect did a great job on this house. Scale, layout just great. I'm sure he/she was horrified when the interiors were installed. Bad, bad, bad taste. I still can't get over the master bed and bath...

Bruce Oct 23rd 2010 2:54PM

Just what I want. A tub surrounded by four showers for my body guards!
Then I guess they can sit on the beds side while I catch a nap...

gafoss Oct 23rd 2010 6:04PM

LMAO!

JLS Oct 23rd 2010 7:23PM

Dead animals? NO! The interior is definitely something an Arab would choose. Disgusting. Past that, this is a hotel. There is no sign of a home here. I never thought a mansion could be too big but here it is complete with everything commerical grade. Lighting and kitchen and even the parking. I'd pass. Mansions can be home to all of us but not this one.