Las Vegas is having a moment, with new elite 1-percenter hot spots like Zero Bond arriving in this once mid-market town.
Now, actor Niko Foster, known for his roles in “The Wrecker,” “Ruthless” and “Check Point,” and his wife, Stephanie, are listing their desert dream house for $21.9 million with broker Sam Coleman of IS Luxury.
The home, in the MacDonald Highlands, is at 677 Boulder Summit Drive.
The dwelling features six bedrooms inside a guard-gated community with views from the neon Las Vegas Strip to the McCullough mountains, and a focus on indoor-outdoor entertaining.
Think: floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls, a grand staircase, vaulted ceilings, a chef’s kitchen, a cocktail bar and “a sacred Tibetan stone fireplace,” the listing notes.
A main bedroom boasts another fireplace, a sitting area, a coffee bar and outdoor space.
Indoor amenities include a 12-seat private theater, a game room, a wine grotto and a wellness wing complete with a gym, a steam room and a sauna.
Outside, you’ll find two resort-style pools, two spas, seven waterfalls, fire features, an outdoor kitchen and a seven-car garage — all on 1.38 acres next to the Dragonridge Country Club.
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