Take a tour of the Las Vegas Aces' new home —  the stunning WNBA space that rivals the best facilities in the men's game

For the first time in the 27-year history of the WNBA, one of the league's franchises has constructed its very own space to call home. The Aces' new facility — located in Henderson, Nevada — has been years in the making.

The project, which was led by Julie Amacker and Shannon Miller of CAA Icon, has resulted in a high-tech facility complete with office spaces, practice courts, a film room, a locker room, weight and training rooms, lounge areas, and plenty more.

"Aces would have a top 5 facility in the NBA," New York Knicks guard Josh Hart wrote on Twitter

Let's take a look around.

Upon entering the facility, visitors come face-to-face with a pair of 16-foot LED barn doors. The screens can display everything from broadcast TV to custom content from the team, according to the franchise.

Both full-length courts are covered in Aces iconography, including center-court logos that read "Las Vegas Aces World Champions." There are also shot clocks fixed atop every backboard, giving each court an actual game-day feel.

Four different LED scoreboards located around the gym help players keep track of their scrimmages, and each screen is able to display highlights, and broadcast TV. A Bluetooth surround-sound system allows players to practice with their favorite playlists blaring across the gym.

The courts also boast retractable seating for upwards of 400 viewers, with additional space for onlookers on the balcony above.

Massage chairs for each player? Check. A white board where coaches can draw up plays and explain concepts? Check. An overhead projector for watching film? Check.

No wonder Aces superstar and 2022 WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson called the film room her "favorite place" in the entire facility.

"It just looks very comfortable and everyone loves a good massage chair," Wilson said in a video clip shared by the franchise. 

Complete with every piece of equipment players could need, the Aces' weight room is a professional athlete's paradise. Cardio machines like treadmills, bicycles, rowers, and ellipticals are flanked by power racks, squat racks, rows of weights, and other equipment helpful for getting into playing shape.

Players can receive treatment on sore spots and injuries on the therapy tables, hop in the cryotherapy chamber, take a moment (or two) in the infrared sauna, and grab a snack from the nutrition bar.

Players can choose between hot and cold tubs for recovery — or leisure — while watching the TV mounted on the opposite wall. Those on their way back from injuries can start returning to full speed using the team's underwater treadmill.

A giant white couch with chaise lounges on each end is the ideal spot to unwind after practice or between meetings. With a prep kitchen steps away, Bluetooth connection for surround-sound audio, and two massive TVs that can connect to laptops and gaming consoles, players could — and probably will — treat the lounge like their living room away from home.

In addition to plenty of space for their sneakers, workout gear, and personal belongings, each player gets a TV and Apple computer built into their locker. There's yet another massive TV on the wall, which players can control using a built-in touch-screen.

And, of course, there are speakers throughout the room connected to Bluetooth so players can jam out before or after practice.

For Candace Parker, who told Draymond Green she has "not had a locker" in her entire 16-year WNBA career, the new digs are nothing short of extraordinary.

Individual shower stalls with frosted glass doors and a row of backlit vanities complete with a quartet of outlets are just some of the perks Aces players will find in their locker room bathroom area.

From standard T-Shirts and sweatsuits to varsity and jean jackets fans will have a wide range of apparel to choose from.

Las Vegas' current players — including a slew of All-Stars like Parker, Wilson, Chelsea Gray, Kelsey Plum, and Jackie Young — have immediately put their new basketball center to good use as they prepare to defend their 2022 championship.

But arguably even more important is the impact it will have on free agency. As the only facility like it across the entire WNBA, the Aces' new digs are sure to lure plenty of marquee free agents to Sin City.