The pool is in the center of the house. Not beside it, not behind it—inside it, ringed by the courtyard, five feet deep with a swim-up bar built into the edge. You float in it at midday with the desert sky open above you and the walls of SkySide rising on every side, six stories of steel and concrete, glass and stone, the mountains visible through gaps in the architecture, the Strip a distant shimmer beyond the ridge. This is the most private pool in Las Vegas, and you're the only one in it. You pull yourself out, towel off at the bar, and take the elevator up. Three commercial-size elevators connect the six levels, and the house reveals itself differently depending on which direction you're traveling. Going up: the main level opens into gray limestone floors, an oversized two-sided fireplace, quartzite counters in the kitchen, and floor-to-ceiling glass that pulls the courtyard pool into the great room like a reflection. The pocket doors at the entry are flanked by water features. The birch maple cabinets glow in the afternoon light. One level higher, two bedroom suites sit quietly on the main floor, a third on the second level. And then the primary suite begins, three stories of it. A living room with a wall-sized screen on the first. The bedroom on the second. And on the third, a private office and bar wrapped in 360-degree glass, the Strip and the mountains and the desert all visible simultaneously, like a control tower for a life built at altitude. Going down, the house turns into something else entirely. An indoor basketball court. A full gym. A wine cellar. A recording studio where the acoustics are as deliberate as the architecture. A salon and massage room. A meditation patio and Zen garden. An air-conditioned dog run. And an eight-car garage that handles a serious collection without breaking a sweat. Later, you take the elevator all the way to the rooftop, nearly five thousand square feet of patio, outdoor kitchen, Jacuzzi, fire pits, a pop-up movie screen, and the kind of 360-degree view that makes you understand why someone built six stories into a hillside to get here. The Crestron system dims the house below. The Strip lights up. The mountains disappear into the dark. And SkySide earns its name one more time.

Courtyard Pool with Swim-Up Bar – A five-foot-deep pool sits at the center of the home's private interior courtyard, complete with a built-in swim-up bar—the most secluded aquatic experience in any Las Vegas estate.

23,748 Sq Ft Across Six Levels – Steel-and-concrete construction rises from the desert hillside with three commercial-size elevators connecting every floor, from the eight-car garage and entertainment basement to the sky-level rooftop patio.

Three-Story Primary Suite with 360-Degree Views – A private living room, sleeping level, and a glass-wrapped office and bar crown the primary retreat with unobstructed panoramic views of the Strip, city lights, and the surrounding mountain ranges.

Recording Studio, Basketball Court & Wellness – The lower levels deliver a full lifestyle complex: indoor basketball court, gym, wine cellar, recording studio, salon, massage room, meditation patio, Zen garden, and air-conditioned dog run.

Rooftop Patio — 10,474 Sq Ft of Sky-Level Living – An outdoor kitchen with climate control, Jacuzzi, fire pits, lush landscaping, and a pop-up movie screen and projector create a resort-scale entertaining terrace with Strip and mountain views.

About The Ridges, Summerlin

Triple-Gated Promontory Pointe – SkySide sits behind three layers of guard-gated security inside Promontory Pointe, one of the most exclusive sub-communities within The Ridges—with its own additional private gated entrance against the desert hillside.

800 Acres Bordering Red Rock Canyon – The Ridges is Summerlin's crown jewel: a guard-gated enclave of over 600 custom estates set against the dramatic backdrop of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, with hiking, biking, and climbing trails accessible from the community's edge.

Club Ridges & Jack Nicklaus Golf – A 10,000-square-foot private club with pool, tennis, fitness, and sauna complements the Bear's Best golf course—a Jack Nicklaus design featuring replicas of his favorite holes from courses around the world.

Zero State Income Tax in Nevada – No state income tax, corporate tax, or inheritance tax positions The Ridges as one of the most tax-advantaged luxury addresses in America—a decisive factor for high-net-worth relocations from California and beyond.

20 Minutes to the Strip, Global Airport Access – The Las Vegas Strip's world-class entertainment, dining, and hospitality sit a short drive east, while Harry Reid International Airport offers domestic and international connectivity, including private aviation terminals.