Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr’s Southern Highlands home sold for the highest price in the Valley in September, selling for $8.55 million, just below its list price of $8.99 million.
Clark County real estate records show the buyer is listed as a trust, with Ronald Brown of Lexington, Kentucky, as trustee. Brown is a wealth management advisor to professional athletes.
Kerr, who left the Raiders a year ago to play for the New Orleans Saints, put his home in The Estates in the Southern Highlands on the market in August. Featured by Real Estate Millions in 2019.
Stan Hicks of Coldwell Banker Premier served as the listing agent and Brandon Rosenthal of Simply Vegas represented the buyer.
The Southern Highlands home has seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, two partial bathrooms, and an eight-car garage. Designed by Vida Design Studios and built in 2020 by TransCon Pacific at The Estate in Southern Highlands, this home sits on 0.77 acres.
The two-story main home has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and 8,628 square feet. The 1,000 square foot casita has two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The listing said the home was secluded and perfect for athletes and entertainers. The main residence was designed and built as a true modern Tuscan transitional, with open custom-designed interiors featuring high-end finishes, custom cabinetry, designer cabinetry and countertops, and flooring and lighting selections all hand-selected by the owners.
September’s second-largest sale was on Barney Street in the Northwest Valley for $6.57 million. The seller was Marianne Barney and the buyer was an LLC. Trent Taylor and Keller Williams Marketplace represented the parties.
The home sits on 14 acres and is over 12,000 square feet with 12 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms between the one-story main house, guesthouse, and two-story guest condo. There is a garage that can park 10 cars and a large maintenance shop on the premises. The grounds include an orchard and a backyard with a pool, waterfall, slide, hot tub and barbecue area.
The property is divided into 11 lots and the home sits on 2.2 acres. The main house was built in 1999.
The third sale was at Learmont Place at McDonald Highlands in Henderson for $5.78 million.
The two-story home, built in 2022, measures 6,146 square feet and has four bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The home sits on 0.53 acres and includes eight garage spaces for six cars near the basketball court.
The buyer was the Dilandri Living Trust, with Brendan and Jamie Dilandri as trustees, according to Clark County records. Dilandri is the owner of Brendan DiLandri Deli Provisions. Michael Leandro Garland was the seller and represented by Billy O’Keefe of eXp Realty.
Main level entry includes master bedroom, kitchen, great room, office, second bedroom, and bar with views of the Strip. The property features glass balconies, a 50-foot pool, a spa with outdoor TV, and a fire lounge. Located along the 4th hole of Dragon Ridge Golf Course. There is a putting green on a large lawn area facing the golf course.
The fourth sale was at Seven Hills in Henderson for $5.35 million.
Michael Mazanin and Maryse Mazanin were the buyers and Pedro Saavedra was the seller. Dominik Neal of RE/MAX Legacy served as the listing agent and Alese Morrow of MDB Realty served as the buyer’s agent.
The home, built in 2008, has 10,871 square feet, five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, and is located on a 0.68 acre lot. There is 6 garage space. This property is located above the 17th hole of the Rio Secco Golf Course and offers views of the Strip and mountains. Accommodations include separate casitas with private bathrooms with outdoor patio space or balconies.
The four-bedroom casita, living room, family room, and kitchen have views of the Strip. The primary suite on the upper floor has a separate bathroom, fireplace, bar with Miele coffee system and steam shower. The kitchen is equipped with Viking appliances, a Miele coffee system and 4 ovens. The butler’s pantry includes a warming drawer and wine cooler. The home also has a bar and a movie theater with a half bath. The outdoor space has a patio cover throughout. This property features an infinity pool, spa, fire pit, and fire bowl. The family room has an indoor/outdoor pass-through bar.
The fifth sale was at Red Arrow Drive in Summerlin for $4.95 million.
The two-story home and guest room is 7,219 square feet with four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. It was built in 2003 and is located on a lot of 0.72 acres. Includes a 3-car garage.
Robert McBeath and Douglas Elliman of Nevada were Robert McBeath’s listing agent, and Rob Jensen of Rob Jensen Co. was the buyer’s agent for Zachary Bagans.
The main house consists of three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and one half bathroom. The home has a total area of 5,355 square feet and shares the roof with an 1,864 square foot casita with guest accommodations including a 3/4 bath.
There is an exercise room with a golf simulator, a bar and entertainment space. There is a resort-style backyard with a courtyard, covered basketball/volleyball/tennis court, covered swim-up full bar/BBQ space, and pool and spa. There is a covered patio.
Forrest Barbee, a corporate broker at Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, said there were 135 sales of $1 million or more in multiple listings in September, exceeding the previous record of 129 in 2021.
Jensen said there were 444 home sales over $1 million in the third quarter, an increase of 12.8% from 391 sales in the third quarter of 2023. He said the number of sales also broke the previous record of 412 in 2021.
