A unique four-home estate designed for multigenerational living is now on the market in Las Vegas, offering 36 bedrooms and 44 bathrooms across 2.5 acres. The property, listed by Zar Zanganeh of The Agency, was built in 2005.
A rare residential compound featuring four independent luxury homes has been listed for sale in Las Vegas, targeting buyers seeking multigenerational living or large-scale corporate housing. The property, located at 208 E. Levi Ave., is offered at $18.99 million and totals 30,722 square feet across 2.5 acres, according to listing agent Zar Zanganeh of The Agency.
Originally constructed in 2005, the compound was envisioned by a single mother who relocated to Las Vegas and wanted to create a space for extended family to live together while maintaining privacy. Although the owner did not occupy the property as planned, it has since been successfully leased as corporate housing for several years.
Inside the Four-Home Estate
The compound consists of four separate custom-built homes, each with its own layout, design, and decor. All homes share a Mediterranean-European architectural style and are equipped with high-end finishes, including real stone facades, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and advanced pool and air conditioning systems. Each residence also features a private pool, a basement, and a 1,000-square-foot guest house with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The homes range in size from approximately 6,000 to 7,500 square feet. The two smaller homes are positioned at the front of the property, while the remaining two are set further back. In total, the compound offers 36 bedrooms and 44 bathrooms, making it one of the largest residential offerings currently available in the Las Vegas area.
Designed for Multigenerational Living
According to Zanganeh, the property was built with the intention of providing each family unit with a full-size luxury home, allowing for both togetherness and privacy. The Agency refers to this type of property as a “family alignment asset,” suitable for large families seeking either a part-time or full-time residence in Las Vegas.
While the homes are independent, their consistent design and amenities create a cohesive environment. The compound’s size and configuration also make it adaptable for continued use as corporate housing or for other group living arrangements.
Market Context and Availability
Large-scale residential compounds are uncommon in the Las Vegas market. Zanganeh notes that he has not seen a similar property since brokering a sale to the royal family of Brunei over a decade ago. The current listing offers a rare opportunity for buyers seeking extensive space and flexibility within the city.
The property is available for private showings through The Agency. For more information or to schedule a tour, interested parties can contact Zar Zanganeh directly.
