Bonnie Springs Ranch near Las Vegas sells for $25M
Bonnie Springs Ranch is officially under new ownership.
Developer Joel Laub, who plans to turn the replica Old West town into a luxury housing development, closed his purchase of the property on Tuesday, county records show.
The 64-acre spread sold for $25 million.
Las Vegas lawyer Paul Connaghan, who represents the sellers, on Wednesday confirmed the deal had closed.
Bonnie Springs, west of Las Vegas off Nevada Highway 159, was a decades-old desert attraction that offered mock gunfights and hangings, a petting zoo, horseback riding, and a motel.
It shut down last month after Laub reached a deal to buy the property, drawing up plans for 20 custom-home lots, a 25-room motel, a restaurant and a 5,400-square-foot event barn.
Laub’s attorney and project partner, J. Randall Jones, could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday.
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