A Poker Pro’s Bold Move to Sin City (Image Credits: Pixabay)
Las Vegas – Renowned poker champion Phil Hellmuth recently acquired a luxurious condominium from the estate of the late Elaine Wynn, marking another high-profile transaction in the city’s elite real estate market.[1]
A Poker Pro’s Bold Move to Sin City
Phil Hellmuth, holder of 17 World Series of Poker bracelets, finalized the purchase of the 4,903-square-foot property last month.[1] He and his wife relocated to Las Vegas in December, embracing the city’s vibrant energy. Hellmuth expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Vegas has been very, very good to me and I love it here.”[1]
This deal underscores Hellmuth’s deepening ties to Las Vegas, where he continues to dominate poker tables. The acquisition aligns perfectly with his professional pursuits, placing him in the heart of the gaming world.
Unpacking the Park Towers Gem
The condo resides in the prestigious Park Towers high-rise at 1 Hughes Center Drive, near Paradise Road and East Flamingo Road.[1] Spanning four bedrooms and five bathrooms, it offers sweeping panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip. The unit had lingered on the market for 173 days before selling at $2.8 million, a 5.1 percent discount from its $2.95 million asking price.[1]…