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Centennial Hills in northwest Las Vegas is a sprawling, ever-growing community with a wide mix of different homes. And there’s a new property available there, one that is ideal for those with entertaining guests in mind. It’s been completely renovated top to bottom, and it’s a stunner throughout. This is one home where you’ll definitely see where the money was spent.

The 9,257-square-foot, two-story estate, listed by Frank Napoli of The Napoli Group with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Nevada Properties, has five bedrooms, nine bathrooms and a detached 10-car garage (with a private wine room and cigar bar, as well as 10 additional bay lifts!). It’s also equipped with some of the most modern touches you could imagine, including smart-home technology. This is a home that will be compatible with the latest trends.

The second you enter this home, your jaw drops, from the expansive foyer with oversized glass pivot front door to cabinetry from Italian designer Scavolini, marble flooring and luxury aesthetics by Italian design company Poliform. Proceed further and you’ll discover a large

chef’s kitchen with a granite waterfall center island and a meticulously placed inlay ceiling and wall lighting. Further on, marvel at a large glass wine cellar, which separates the kitchen from the enormous great room, featuring a wet bar, huge windows and luxurious carpeting.

The rooms here are all showcases, especially the primary suite on the first floor. Its centerpiece is a spa-like bathroom, featuring marble accents and an oversized shower, but elsewhere there’s a luxury walk-in closet with a chandelier centerpiece, as well as double French glass doors that open up to the backyard.

Speaking of the backyard, the home’s exterior is so much fun to explore, with a casita (secluded, thanks to cacti gardens) that contains a kitchenette and well-appointed bathrooms. Elsewhere you’ll find a negative edge spa and resort-style pool (with double pool house bathrooms), as well as an outdoor kitchen with an Italian, imported pizza oven, and outdoor movie theater surrounded by fire features. –Ken Miller

7815 W. La Madre Way, $8,945,000, 702.768.3334, License No. S.0045617

Presented by Omega Mart

Omega Mart is ready to bend your mind—in a good way

“I’m all lost in the supermarket/ I can no longer shop happily/ I came here for that special offer/ A guaranteed personality.” Other than the part about being unhappy, these song lyrics by The Clash could have been written specifically about one of the newest, most exciting venues to open in

Photography by Wade Vandervort

Las Vegas for some time: Omega Mart by Meow Wolf, an otherworldly experience with personality to spare.

At first glance, it appears to be just a grocery store like any other, with brightly lit shelves popping with colorful products to stoke your impulse to buy, buy, buy.

But you quickly realize the theme here: Look closer.

As you scan the various cans, boxes, packages and bags, you see that things are not quite what they seem—and that the humorous, askew personality of Meow Wolf is absolutely everywhere. For

instance, the can that you think contains peaches actually says “Canned Beaches,” with the word “Unexpectables” below it. Those “Omega Oranges”? They’re “Boneless and Seedless.” That pack of gum? It actually says “Gom.” And the green-andwhite candy is labeled as “Leprechaun Kidneys.” Those packs of ramen noodles? They’re “Ramen Notes” for when you want to leave a sticky note behind for a friend. discover a whole world behind the scenes That bottle of “Tomato Milk”? It’s actually by crawling through a tent, slipping through a phone charger. a small divide in the wall, or walking into a

The theme continues throughout the soda refrigerator. What you’ll find beyond is store, with large displays for bottles of a world that can only be described as Tim medicine (they’re actually mints), fake Burton meets David Lynch. plastic produce, and fake meat prod- This part is what really pushes Omega ucts, including “Romantic Steak Cakes,” Mart into the imagination stratosphere. “Tattoo Chickens” and “Great Smoky This entire area is very nonlinear; Muttons.” you can walk anywhere you

At every turn, a store employee want at any time. There are energetically informs you of the Get Tickets at hallways with seemingly latest specials. You can also Meow.wf/lvm endless pathways, staircases, purchase an Omega Access hidden rope climbs, hidden Card, which is affectionately titled doors, interactive displays and a “Boop Card.” so much more. Along the way,

Once you have this in hand, look for marketing analysts ask you questions stations you can “boop” it at. Depending that make no sense (at least on the on the station, you’ll take a survey, answer surface). But you’ll answer them anyway, quiz questions or find out information because when in Rome … about the store. And if you’re planning on visiting Meow

Remember what we said about looking Wolf’s other installations (there’s one in closer? That applies to the design of the Santa Fe, NM, and another in Denver, CO), store as well. You’ll quickly realize that the you’ll find that the Omega Mart story is store is just a façade. As you explore, you’ll only the beginning.