You can now live where a pimp died.
The Love Ranch, a legal Nevada brothel formerly owned by the late Dennis Hof, has listed for sale with a $1.2 million price tag, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Located near the California border in the town of Pahrump, Love Ranch comes with no fewer than 15 large master suites, all of which come dressed with furnishings and television sets. The property runs a total of 10,500 square feet, 2,500 square feet of which are dedicated to a bar. There are also two new kitchens, two mobile homes on the grounds, an advertising truck and a limousine. The $1.2 million asking price also gets the new owner multiple ready-to-build lots, a backhoe and a mini excavator.
Love Ranch is being sold as-is and cash-only.
Hof, 72 — who owned several legal brothels in Nevada — passed away at this property in 2018. His death, ultimately ruled natural and caused by a heart attack, came after the GOP Nevada legislature hopeful held a campaign rally — whose guests included the embattled porn star Ron Jeremy — and had been celebrating his birthday.
The flesh-peddler spent his last evening with a woman who worked for him. When he later didn’t respond to her text messages, Jeremy found him dead, lying face-up and naked.
Due to state election law, the “Art of the Pimp” author remained on the ballot for the November vote just one month following his death — and even when dead, he still managed to win a state assembly seat. He nabbed 68.3% of the vote while his opponent, Democrat Lesia Romanov, got 32%. His winning seat was declared vacant, but the Nye County Commission appointed a replacement one month later.
Bob Fredlund, of Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate — a long-time representative for Hof’s listings — is marketing this property.
