BY KAREN BOSSICK

It’s certainly not in the category of affordable housing that valley leaders have been talking about for months.

But you could have casino mogul Steve Wynn’s Ketchum home for $27 million.

The asking price, listed by Sue Engelman of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Sun Valley Properties, makes the two-story contemporary mountain lodge the most expensive property in the state.

The 81-year-old Wynn, known for early morning ski runs on Sun Valley’s Bald Mountain, has been selling off $300 million in his personal real estate portfolio, according to the Wall Street Journal. That includes his $90 million New York City penthouse, a $78.5 million estate in Palm Beach, Fla., his $17.5 million Las Vegas home and another $32 million waterfront spread in Palm Beach.

Wynn’s Ketchum property sits on four acres. The main house was built in 1986; the guesthouse, in 1979. The retreat has 11 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms in a 15,453-square-foot space.

Wynn purchased the home in 2009 and rebuilt it in 2014. It includes a pool and spa, six hotel-caliber  suite bedrooms, a massage room, gym, catering kitchen and media room, along with a great room with a cathedral ceiling and spectacular mountain views out its floor-to-ceiling window.