Two houses; one price: $4.2 million — PHOTOS

By ANN FRIEDMAN MILLIONS

8 years ago

One of the two homes being sold together as a multigenerational compound. The homes are listed for $4.2 million. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The dining room. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The driveway to the main home at 1541 Villa Rica Drive. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The family room in the guest house. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

Family room. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

Family room. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The main home at 1541 Villa Rica Drive features this downstairs living room. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The main house’s living room. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The kitchen in one of the homes in the guard-gated community of Terracina Seven Hills. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

All of the bedrooms in the homes have their own baths and retreats. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

A loft-style family room with a full wet bar is on the second floor of the guest house. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The guest home has a loft family room with a wet bar. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

A bath in one of the home’s bedrooms. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The kitchen in the guest home. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

One of the homes’ many bedrooms. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

Two homes means two spas. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The second spa. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The driveway. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

There are a lot of sitting areas connected to the homes. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The tennis court. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The master bedroom has its own balcony. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

A pool and spa at the guest home. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

The main house’s pool area. (COURTESY OF URBAN NEST)

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The guest home has a grand dining room.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The downstairs master suite has large closets.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The kitchen in one of the homes in the guard-gated community of Terracina Seven Hills.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The master bath in the guest house.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST A great room in one of the homes.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST When the homeowners purchased 1541 Villa Rica Drive in 2009, an empty lot neighbored the 9,200-square-foot home. Upon contacting the homeowner’s association to ask if they could buy the lot next door to expand their driveway, they were told had to build a house if they purchase the lot. So they did. It has two swimming pools and a tennis court.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST Between the two homes there are 10 parking garages.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST Both homes feature indoor-outdoor features.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST Pocket doors on the main floor open to the outside, which has two covered patios, tennis court, lap pool with hot tub and a four-car garage.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The kids room.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The two homes together provide plenty of outdoor space.

When the homeowners purchased 1541 Villa Rica Drive in 2009, an empty lot neighbored the 9,200-square-foot home. Upon contacting the homeowner’s association to ask if they could buy the lot next door to expand their driveway, they were told had to build a house if they purchase the lot. So they did.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The pool at the main house.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The main house has a resort-style pool.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST For $4.2 million, two neighboring homes are being sold in a single sale and boast more than 13,500 square feet of living space at 1541 and 1543 Villa Rica Drive.

COURTESY OF URBAN NEST The theater.

The latest listing in the guard-gated community of Terracina Seven Hills offers the ultimate in multigenerational housing.

For $4.2 million, two neighboring homes are being sold in a single sale and boast more than 13,500 square feet of living space at 1541 and 1543 Villa Rica Drive.

This also means two swimming pools, two spas and 10 car garage spaces between the two properties.

When the homeowners purchased 1541 Villa Rica Drive in 2009, an empty lot neighbored the 9,200-square-foot home. Upon contacting the homeowner’s association to ask if they could buy the lot next door to expand their driveway, they were told had to build a house if they purchase the lot.

In 2012, their “guest house” was completed. It features three bedrooms with en suite baths including a master bedroom on the first floor, as well as open floor plan kitchen, living and dining room.

A loft-style family room with a full wet bar is on the second floor along with two bedrooms with en suite baths as well as laundry and powder rooms.

Pocket doors on the main floor open to the outside, which has two covered patios, tennis court, lap pool with hot tub and a four-car garage.

The main home has five bedrooms and three baths as well as a media room, pool, fitness room and wet bar in the living room as well as upstairs and downstairs laundry rooms.

“There aren’t a lot of multigenerational homes like this,” said Urban Nest Realtor Margaretha Breytenbach.

There are multiple doors that lead out into the courtyard including in the kitchen, family room and office that features a waterfall, which pours into the beach-like pool that mimics the look of sand.

The master bedroom has a wraparound balcony with en suite bath that is nearly as big as the bedroom. It has a soaking tub, steam shower, refrigerator, separate vanities, two toilets and his and hers closets.

While the homeowners’ design inspiration came from casino mogul Steve Wynn for both homes, their main home was more influenced by the Bellagio.

They worked with Las Vegas-based interior designer Cary Vogel who specializes in mid to high-end residential design.

The community boasts a playground, tennis court and has views of the Strip, mountains and Rio Secco Golf Course.

Contact reporter Ann Friedman at afriedman@reviewjournal.com or 702-380-4588. Follow @AnnFriedmanRJ on Twitter.

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