A Las Vegas townhouse once owned by the flamboyant pianist Liberace is on the market for $575,000, complete with the mirrored bar and marble bathroom that once reflected his signature taste for glamour. The three-bedroom property sits on East St. Louis Avenue in the Marycrest Manor community near the Las Vegas Country Club, and its listing leans hard into the connection to the entertainer who died in 1987.
According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Liberace owned the townhouse from 1978 to 1982, per listing agent Margaretha Breytenbach of Real Broker LLC. Built in 1978, the 2,620-square-foot residence has 3½ bathrooms, and the listing reportedly includes a framed deed documenting Liberace's ownership — a tangible piece of provenance for buyers skeptical of celebrity real estate lore.
Mirrored Bar and Marble Still Define the Space
The townhouse features an elaborate mirrored bar and a striking marble bathroom, details that give the space a distinctive look.
The listing for 1317 E Saint Louis Ave Unit A on Zillow describes a Great Room currently used as a fourth bedroom or second primary suite, featuring black marble flooring, an extraordinary mirrored bar and an en-suite bath.
Liberace's better-known mansion on Shirley Street was a separate and far larger property. That 15,000-square-foot estate sold for $500,000 in cash in 2013, according to AP News, though it stands as a different sale entirely rather than a direct point of comparison for the Marycrest Manor townhouse now asking $575,000.
Entertainer's Legacy Still Draws Attention
Liberace was known for elaborate costumes and theatrical performances.
Whether the $575,000 asking price holds, or how quickly the property moves, remains to be seen.
