The story
- Authentic Palmer and Krisel-era architectural design
- Located in Clark County’s first designated historic overlay district
- Rare preservation of original Mid-Century Modern aesthetic
- Private rear yard featuring a classic kidney-shaped pool
- Prime location in a historically significant Las Vegas neighborhood
A preserved example of Mid-Century Modern architecture in historic Paradise Palms — Las Vegas’s first master-planned community and Clark County’s first designated historic overlay district. This Palmer & Krisel-era single-story retains its original architectural language: floor-to-ceiling glazing, exposed beam ceilings, a sculptural orange block fireplace, period-correct aqua interiors, and the signature carport-and-screen entry. The rear elevation opens to a kidney-shaped pool framed by an orange tile chimney and mature palms — hallmarks of the Stardust Country Club era. Updates include a galley kitchen with marble countertops and stainless appliances, and two renovated baths finished in subway tile with contemporary vanities. Minutes from the Strip, UNLV, Harry Reid International, and Las Vegas National Golf Course. A rare offering in one of Southern Nevada’s most architecturally significant neighborhoods.
