Scotch Eighty Add Resub Real Estate
Scotch 80s
A Historic Luxury Enclave in the Heart of Las Vegas
📍 Location
Charleston Boulevard and Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89102
🏠 Property Types
Luxury estates, ranch properties, mid-century modern homes
📅 Established
1911
The Story of Scotch 80s
The name "Scotch 80s" comes from the fact that in 1911 Las Vegas' first mayor, Peter Buol, bought the 80 acres of land here, using funds from Scottish investors.
The exclusive, 120-acre vintage community of Scotch Eighty, or Scotch 80s as the locals call it, is located at Charleston Boulevard and Rancho Drive in Central Las Vegas. Scotch 80s includes homes built in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s along with newer homes.
The Scotch 80s features luxurious homes built on spacious lots. Many of its properties are ranch estates with several acres of land. However, what makes the Scotch 80s homes stand out is that 50's vibe and the vintage look of the whole neighborhood. The properties in this community feature a mid-century modern style with a touch of vintage design.
Notable Residents
Past Residents
- • Howard Hughes
- • Steve Wynn
Recent Residents
- • Jerry Lewis
- • Mayor Oscar Goodman
- • Brandon Flowers
- • Tony Hsieh
Community Features
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Vintage Charm
Mid-century modern architecture
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Spacious Lots
Large estates with ample land
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Prime Location
Central Las Vegas accessibility
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