Golf course becomes backyard at $5.2M MacDonald Highlands home

Golf course becomes backyard at $5.2 million MacDonald Highlands home The property at 1513 Foothills Village Drive sits on the edge of the MacDonald Highlands golf course, with no grass separating the home from the fairway. “It blurs the enactment of the play people and past your ain backstage yard,” said listing agent Michael Gorton of Simply Vegas. “It wholly feels similar you person your ain parkland close extracurricular your door.” The residence spans 7,241 square feet and includes four bedrooms and nine bathrooms. It entered the market on September 15 at $5,199,999. According to Zillow and Gorton, the home was first listed in January for $5.2 million, marked “contingent” in February, relisted the same month, withdrawn in August, and returned to the market in September with a $1 reduction in price. Gorton said the current owners are renovating a unit at the Waldorf Astoria. They took the property off the market in August so they could remain in the house while the remodel proceeds. Built in 2004, the owners purchased the home in 2019 and undertook an extensive remodel in 2020, preserving a traditional aesthetic with Italian influences. “We’re not going after the purchaser that’s looking for that ultra, ultra modern,” Gorton noted. “They truly kept the integrity of the warmness of the home.” Luxury upgrades feature level 5 drywall, custom woodworking, travertine pavers shipped from Italy and a massive 10‑car garage that includes covered RV parking. Gorton described RV parking within an HOA as “super unique.” “You’d be amazed connected how overmuch radical are spending conscionable to store their toys distant from the home,” Gorton said. “The information that idiosyncratic tin travel successful present and store, either a boat, an RV, a fewer pitchy skis, and inactive their cars is awesome.” The lower level houses an Irish‑pub‑style basement with a 12‑seat bar, an industrial‑grade walk‑in fridge and a 1,000‑vessel wine cellar. Despite the basement, the remainder of the home functions essentially as a single‑story layout.