From the submitter:

If you’re not very fond of straight lines, you’re going to like it here.

Indeed. There’s nary a straight line nor edge to be found here.

Quite the interesting bedroom decor there, with the combination of the zebra-print sheets and… is that a clear plastic nightstand full of shredded paper?

Oh, hi there bird.

Um, what’s up guys?

Hey wait a minute, that’s not a house.

What kind of home has its own airport?!?

Wayne Newton’s house, it turns out. From an October Forbes article:

Known as ‘Casa de Shenandoah’, 6629 S. Pecos Road hit the market in September for a whopping $70 million, but has seen its asking price slashed by more than 30 percent in recent days. Wayne Newton’s former 36-acre Xanadu now lists for just $48 million.
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The famed performer and his family resided at the ranch from the 1960’s up until 2010, when, amid bankruptcy, Newton sold the property to a development company for $19.5 million. Newton retained a 20 percent stake in the company, CSD LLC, which aspired to convert the majority of the outlandish property into a theme park. However, after a combination of lawsuits, money disputes and poor planning, the development company went belly up and the home was put up for sale.

Despite its fate, the home remains the stuff of real estate legends and an embodiment of one of Las Vegas’ greatest showman.

Pretty sure that parrot cage is bigger than my bedroom.

Do the bleachers overlooking the pool strike anyone else as… odd? I mean, not like there aren’t plenty of other odd things about this $48 million listing…

From the virtual tour:

THIS IS NOT A HOUSE…

It is an Experience.

It is a Chipmunk.

It is an Owl.

It is a Hummingbird.

It is a Gang of Turkeys.

It is… um… a Hole. Made of Sticks.

Sadly this home was pulled from the market a few weeks ago, but gladly, the photos can all still be viewed in the virtual tour linked below.

Also, this video.

There’s definitely something to be said for choosing a theme and going all out on it.

Something to be said… What was it…

Ooh, a boat!

Ooh, a bird!

Wait, what were we talking about?