Steve Wynn is about to buy his first $100 million home in Aspen
Casino pioneer and disgraced Wynn Las Vegas chairman Steve Wynn is still worth $3.4 billion, according to Forbes. But even he was half-hearted about his first home purchase in Aspen, Colorado, which topped the $100 million mark.
Wynn operates the $110 million property in partnership with billionaire Thomas Peterffy, an online stock-trading entrepreneur, according to the Wall Street Journal.
It's unclear why the two started the family business together. However, the two are reportedly friends and own homes not far from each other in Palm Beach. (Following the "Odd Couple" theme.)
The lucky seller was former Canadian professional hockey goaltender Patrick Dovigi, who purchased the property in 2021 for $72.5 million.
Built in 2006, the property sits on 4.5 acres in the foothills of Aspen’s Red Mountains and has 22,000 square feet of living space. There are 11 bedrooms between the main residence and guest house. Outdoor heated swimming pool and garage.
Wayne, 82, still owns a Manhattan penthouse that he sold in 2022 for $90 million before taking it off the market. He is also trying to sell a Beverly Hills mansion for $65 million, half the $135 million he first sought in 2020.
The deal, worth a total of $127 million, also includes art and other furnishings for the home decorated by Dovigi and his designer wife, Fernanda Dovigi.
Wynn Resorts founder, former chairman and CEO Wynn resigned from the company he founded in 2018 after his former employees made multiple sexual misconduct allegations to The Wall Street Journal. Wynn also agreed to effectively ban gambling in Nevada. Wayne has repeatedly claimed that he never harassed or sexually assaulted anyone.
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Source: www.casino.org
