HENDERSON (KTNV) — A new class of luxury living is coming to the valley, backed by a well-known name. The Four Seasons is building a new high-rise development.
Anchor Tricia Kean visited the Henderson site that promises to deliver resort-style living with world-class amenities.
LUXURY LIVING
Luxury high-rise living is coming to Henderson with a unique brand known worldwide, the Four Seasons.
"You know what to expect when you walk into a Four Seasons," says Executive Vice President of Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas, Craig Eddins. "Wherever you are in the world, you know what the linens are going to be like. You know what the mattress is going to feel like."
That brand attracted buyers to spend $300 million over the last six months for the Four Seasons lifestyle now coming to Henderson by 2026.
Multiple penthouses priced over $20 million have already sold.
There's a high demand since the Four Seasons has only five residential properties worldwide with four new projects, including this Henderson project by Azure Resorts, Luxus, and Two Roads Development.
"Why Henderson?" Tricia said.
"There hasn't been a new high-rise project for 16 years in Las Vegas, and when this project was started, it came from a very neat organic place, a necessity," Eddins said. "The developer was looking around, trying to solve his own problem. He wanted to downsize from his home. He wanted to travel more extensively as his son goes off to college."
LIVING SPACES
The two-tower project will comprise 171 luxury high-rise residences with breathtaking Strip views.
They are designed to blend indoor and outdoor living. Interior spaces range from 2,200 to over 8,300 square feet of interior space, with large exterior spaces.
"These are 4,200, 4,300 square foot residences with large 1,000 to 1,200 square foot balconies," Eddins said.
Residents will enjoy semi-private elevators, private garages and fully furnished interiors with Epicurean kitchens and spa-inspired bathrooms.
The Henderson project isn't far from the airport and private aviation at Henderson Executive Airport, making it easy for a jet-setter lifestyle, which starts at a price point of $3.5 million.
"A unique setting to put two high-rises 500 feet above the airport on the side of the mountain. They kind of step down. We have one building about six stories higher," Eddins said. "You can see from the picture that sits in front of the pool area, and then we have the north tower that sits a little bit further forward and steps down the hillside."
AMENITIES
While the towers look identical, there is a difference.
"Both buildings are almost identical in their layout, except the amenity levels," Eddins said. "Just different things happening in them on that level. The restaurant is on one side, and a few other amenities. Then the fitness center, access to the pool, the kids club, and all other amenities in the other building."
With the construction of the towers, MacDonald Highlands has upgraded the golf course.
Eddins says no state tax in Nevada has lured many buyers. Eddins says a Four Seasons brand can only bring value to residents already in the area.
"This is a beautiful community. It's a very mature community. And it is tremendous growth, especially over the last six or seven years. We're going to be hopefully the icing on that cake," Eddins said.
The amenities truly are state of the art, with trainer Harley Pasternak designing the fitness center. It promises to be tailored for private instruction training, steam room saunas, and resort-style pools overlooking the Las Vegas Strip.
