For the first time in Henderson’s history, two high-rise towers are climbing straight out of a mountainside. Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas is taking shape within the guard-gated MacDonald Highlands community, perched on the McCullough Mountains with sweeping views of the Strip below. It’s a $1.3 billion partnership between Four Seasons, Azure Resorts & Hotels, and Luxus Developments, and it’s quickly become one of the most talked-about projects in the valley.
Two Towers on the Mountainside
Designed by architecture firm WATG, the development pairs a 24-story north tower with a 25-story south tower, together holding 171 high-rise residences plus six family-style villas. Interiors range from roughly 2,300 to more than 8,600 square feet, with private elevators, private garages, and outdoor terraces built into the larger units. Pricing starts around $3.5 million, with Sky Villas listed between $15.5 and $16.25 million and penthouses starting near $25.5 million.
Resort-Level Amenities
Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group is the exclusive food and beverage partner for the first towers, and residents will also have access to Noble Heights, a signature restaurant and wine bar from Elizabeth Blau and Chef Kim Canteenwalla that will be open to the public as well. Beyond dining, the project sets aside more than 90,000 square feet of resident-only space, including three resort-style pools, pickleball courts, a golf simulator, a pet spa, an auto spa, wellness facilities, guest suites, and private chef service.
Where Construction Stands Today
Site work and foundations are finished, and both towers are now rising vertically at roughly one floor per week, according to recent coverage of the project. Both towers are on track to top out by the end of 2026, with completion also targeted for late 2026 and residents expected to begin moving in during the first quarter of 2027. On the sales side, the project has surpassed $725 million in total sales and secured $781 million in construction financing, leaving a shrinking pool of available units as the towers near delivery.
What It Means for Henderson Buyers
A project of this scale sets a new ceiling for the Henderson luxury market and gives buyers a mountaintop alternative to Strip high-rise living. If you’re considering a reservation, our Premier Homes Real Estate new home specialist can walk you through builder contracts, pricing structures, and how a project like this compares to other MacDonald Highlands offerings. One thing to know before you ever set foot on the sales floor: new home builders only recognize a buyer’s agent if that agent is registered on your very first visit to the sales office or model home. Bring your Premier Homes agent with you from the start — a builder will not add representation after the fact, and going in unrepresented means giving that up for good.
Many buyers at a glamorous property like this will be part-time residents who split their time between Henderson and elsewhere. For those owners, Premier Homes Property Management offers a contracted Lock-and-Leave service that goes beyond basic upkeep — maintaining the residence, coordinating with building staff, and arranging selected concierge services, including chauffeured luxury sedan pickups, so the home is ready and waiting the moment you’re back in town.
Whether Four Seasons Private Residences ends up being your next home or simply the project that redefines what’s possible on a Henderson hillside, it’s worth watching as the towers climb toward completion over the next several months.
Thinking about buying, selling, or managing a luxury property in Las Vegas, Henderson, or the surrounding valley? Contact Premier Homes today — our Real Estate, Business Brokerage, and Property Management teams work together so you get the benefit of the whole firm’s knowledge, not just one agent’s.
