La Palazza House Las Vegas
La Palazza Mansion was featured on TV’s Ghost Adventures. According to stories, the mansion was a former mob house more recently owned by a man who challenged its resident ghost, and ended up almost being choked to death by the entity.
Bonnie 2019-10-12 The Palazzo is an assisted living facility and they also have an Alzheimer's unit. It's an absolutely enormous place, and they're redoing it. It's ultramodern. They even have a bar downstairs. Because my aunt has to have this hoyer lift. The Las Vegas luxury condo tower will sit atop a 90,000 square-foot building that will house Barneys, a New York-based high-end men's and women's apparel store that will be part of the Palazzo's retail development. The Palazzo is expected to open by the end of the 2007 or in early 2008, but an exact opening date for the condo tower is not yet. La Palazza Mansion Las Vegas, Nevada US. Saved by Tuxi Stringer. SOAP2DAY.com offers top rated TV shows and movies. It hosts 500 plus full-length TV shows and 5000 plus movies. A best choice for you to watch.
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La Palazza House Las Vegas
Geographic Information
- Address:
- 1700 Bannie Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
United States - GPS:
- 36.154316, -115.16440799999998
- County:
- Clark County, Nevada
- Nearest Towns:
- Las Vegas, NV(2.1 mi.)
Winchester, NV(3.0 mi.)
North Las Vegas, NV(4.0 mi.)
Paradise, NV(4.1 mi.)
Spring Valley, NV(5.5 mi.)
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Nellis Air Force Base, NV(8.7 mi.)
Summerlin South, NV(9.6 mi.)
Enterprise, NV(9.9 mi.)
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