“When you first walk in, it’s got really tall ceilings and this really unique art piece that hangs down where chandelier would hang. I’ve never seen that type of piece before,” Younis says.

The art piece, which the owners commissioned for the space, is part of the sale.

“Then you look straight ahead, and you’ve got this bridge that goes over this canal with a water wall, and it goes to the formal living room,” Younis explains.

Underneath the bridge is a space that recycles the water back to the top of the two-story water wall. The formal living room has floor-to-ceiling windows, which offer views of the pool and golf course.

Younis says he believes the house reflects the owners’ love of Las Vegas.

A standout kitchen also veers far, far away from tradition.

“It’s super different. It’s a high-gloss blue contemporary kitchen,” he says, noting its unusual geometric choices.

“The sink is a unique shape, and it’s got this glass that serves as the bar area, just a floating-glass countertop,” he says.

For additional food prep, there’s a catering kitchen nearby. Outdoors boasts a large cooking area, as well as an additional kitchen in the cabana.

The house has three laundry rooms, including one attached to the main bedroom, and six other bedrooms, each with seating areas and en suite bathrooms.

“They’re lavish, with double sinks, separate shower, and tub, and all very high-end,” says Younis.

If space inside the main house isn’t sufficient, there’s also a full guest apartment over the six-car garage.

A large pool features a lazy river area and sits alongside a prodigious patio. The outdoor cabana has accordion doors that tuck away.

“It’s great for pool parties,” Younis says. “It backs to Sweetwater Golf Course, which is a very prestigious and private country club.”

The true highlight of the home, though, is the two-story entertainment space.

“On the second floor of the game room, there’s a lounge area looking over into the room below,” Younis says.

That lower room has a dance floor, a pool table, and a bar with a climatized wine cellar behind it. But wait, there’s more.

Younis notes the 1950s style old Hollywood foyer in front of the theater room, and the movie theater that can seat large numbers of people.

He acknowledges that this distinctive design will take a unique buyer, possibly “an athlete or somebody who entertains a lot.”

Alternatively, he hazards, “Maybe a younger person who just really values uniqueness and doesn’t want to conform to the traditional home.”