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Wayne Newton Formerly Lived on This Famous Nevada Ranch Property: Photos of Casa de Shenandoah

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Aug 9, 2023 10:05 am·

By Samantha Agate

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As one of the best-known entertainers on the Las Vegas strip, it only made sense for Wayne Newton to live on an extravagant ranch in Nevada. The singer owned the property, deemed Casa de Shenandoah, for more than four decades before he and his family moved in 2013.

Scroll below to see photos inside of the performer’s previous estate.

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Vintage Collection

Wayne’s impressive collection of cars was on full display in the garage.

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Wayne Newton stands outside his former home

Whimsical Garden

The garden was full of lush greenery and plenty of photo ops for visitors.

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Wayne Newton inside of horse stable at former home

Animal Lover

The home was once opened to the public for tours of the gorgeous grounds.

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Horse stables at Wayne Newton's former Nevada home

Jetsetter

The 39-acre ranch was home to a number of animals, including penguins and horses.

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Private airport at Wayne Newton's former home

Las Vegas Living

As if the house could not get any more luxurious, Wayne had his own private airport in the backyard.

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The exterior of Wayne Newton's former Nevada home

Open to the Public

The exterior of the home perfectly embodied the glitz and glam of Las Vegas.

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