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Welcome
to the Villa
he mansion, now called
the The Las Vegas Villa, is host to extravagant parties and weddings.
When you select the Villa, you and your guests will journey through
a legendary mansion of exquisite distinction. An atmosphere awaits you
of grandeur and royalty that create a fairy tale setting!
 The Villa was one of seven homes Liberace owned around the west before his death in 1987. Liberace held one of only three private gaming licenses in the state of Nevada. Howard Hughes and Frank Sinatra held the other two. The Villa, originally two separate homes, spans 20,000 square feet of elegance with five fireplaces, seven baths, four stationery bars and two kitchens valued at $8 million.
The mansion, open since 1991, has only changed ownership twice since Librace. Terrance Lee Dzvonick, or "Dez", a retired police officer and local real estate investor is now the proud owner of this historical icon. You can view www.walkerlakeresortandcasino.com for the Bio on Dez.
A one of a kind architectural design, the mansion reflects the lavish lifestyle Liberace enjoyed. The Villa still remains a showcase in and of itself and has been featured on "The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous".
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His
guest list read like a Hollywood who's who
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Liberace,
born in 1919 into a Midwestern Italian - Polish family, grew from a child
prodigy to one of the most recognized musicians of his time. The flamboyant
entertainer - pianist and entrepreneur amassed a fortune in jewelry of
the finest quality and possessions which he lavished on grand homes and
sumptuous parties. His guest list read like a Hollywood who's who, attended
by royalty, movie stars and the rich and famous from around the world.
Most notably, Liberace was a humanitarian who gave to charities unendingly.
With his mother and life long housekeeper of 40 years, Gladys Luckie,
Liberace's Villa was the toast of the town!
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