Opulent Las Vegas townhouse that once belonged to Liberace lists for just $575,000... and its decor is suitably gaudy

Updated: 12:53 EST, 10 November 2026 Liberace's former Las Vegas home is now on sale for just $575,000 – and it's every bit as ostentatious as expected.The townhouse has three bedrooms and is located within Marycrest Manor near Vegas's Art District.According to listing agent Margaretha Breytenbach of Real Broker LLC, the glamorous pianist lived in the three-bedroom 2,620sq ft home from 1978 to 1982.The residence even displays a framed deed to prove its connection to the bling king.According to another realtor, Brittani Jones, who posted a virtual tour of the property, the previous owner has 'a ton' of Liberace memorabilia on display in the home.'A lot of the original charm is still intact,' said Jones as she showed the extravagant home in an Instagram post.The house features a French Renaissance-themed glass door that leads guests into the dining room, which has a glittering, 'original' crystal chandelier.The main bathroom upstairs has an 'old school' fully mirrored covered view that encapsulates viewers.The famous multimillionaire pianist and entertainer Liberace's former Las Vegas home is now on sale for just $575,000 The townhouse has three bedrooms and is located on East St Louis Avenue within the Marycrest ManorOne user commented: 'Such a cool piece of Las Vegas history. A home with this much character and a story behind it definitely stands out.'Another user said: 'No way, I always thought those units were cute from the outside!''I’m surprised how inexpensive it is,' another user said.Breytenbach told the Las Vegas Review Journal: 'The property reflects the dramatic design sensibility that became his signature, glamorous finishes, decorative details and spaces created to make an impression,' she said. Famous for his flamboyant wardrobe and theatrical stage presence, Liberace rose to become one of Las Vegas’ most iconic performers The residence even displays a framed deed to prove its connection to the bling king 'A lot of the original charm is still intact,' said Jones as she showed the extravagant home in an Instagram post'Among its most distinctive features are an elaborate mirrored bar and a striking marble bathroom, elements that evoke the opulence and theatricality associated with the entertainer,' she said.Born in 1919, Liberace's legacy remains strong in Las Vegas, as he helped define Las Vegas entertainment with his piano-based mix of semi-classical music with a hint of pop that stunned the 50s.Breytenbach said Liberace's home welcomes a 'distinctive character' which 'sets it apart from the increasingly uniform finishes found in many contemporary homes.' 'Liberace remains one of the defining figures of Las Vegas entertainment history. His legacy lives on through his music, costumes, residences and the unmistakable design aesthetic that made him an international icon,' she told the Las Vegas Review Journal.Famous for his flamboyant wardrobe and theatrical stage presence, Liberace rose to become one of Las Vegas’s most iconic performers.He maintained a long-standing residency in the city while continuing to tour globally until his death in 1987 at age 67.