Condos remain at Turnberry

The third tower at the Turnberry Place high-rise condominium development is 80 percent sold, and there are still residences available with views of the Strip.

The condos still attract buyers four years after sales began, according to sales executive John Riordan.

"There's still a demand for a low-maintenance, resort lifestyle in Las Vegas, and we don't anticipate that changing any time soon," Riordan said. "With the growing population in Southern Nevada, building high-rise towers addresses the urban sprawl land issue.

"People are attracted to the convenience, the location and the low-maintenance life- style."

Sales have surpassed $500 million since June 1999. The first two of four towers are complete and the third is expected to open in spring 2004. A total of 740 homes are planned.

Residences offer Italian marble spa tubs, granite-topped kitchen cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Gaggenau appliances, and wraparound glass balconies with city views.

Ten floor plans are priced from $550,000 to more than $5 million.

The central amenity at the 15-acre development is the 80,000-square-foot Stirling Club. All residents are club members.

The club features casual and formal dining, as well as an antiaging European spa, a fitness center, a Pilates studio, beauty salon, steam baths and an indoor lap pool. There is also a nightclub, tennis courts and an outdoor pool.

Other amenities include valet parking, 24-hour security and a concierge.

Visitors can tour a 2,825-square-foot model in the sales pavilion, located at 2777 Paradise Road. The office is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Turnberry Place is a development of Florida-based Turnberry Associates.

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