Features
Wayne Newton’s Estate Up For Sale In Las Vegas
The Las Vegas estate of entertainer Wayne Newton is up for sale amid uncertainty over what potential buyers will get.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports for sale signs went up Friday at Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah.
Under a procedure approved by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Bruce Markell, prospective buyers must post a 5 percent cash deposit of their proposed price by May 15. An auction is scheduled May 31.
Newton has appealed the sale order. The three houses on the 38-acre property have leases and Newton’s Arabian horses have a right to graze on the land.
Markell has said that trying to sell the property with such conditions would be challenging.
Photo: AP Photo
Wayne Newton’s home is framed at the end of a tree-lined lane on a 52-acre estate in Las Vegas.
Plans to convert the estate into a theme park celebrating Newton’s career collapsed last year.