True to its master plan, Summerlin is a 22,500-acre master-planned community where families of all sizes and incomes are at home. Unfolding along the western rim of the Las Vegas Valley in the shadow of the Spring Mountain Range and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Summerlin is as well known for the splendor of its natural surroundings as it is for the beauty of its streets, parks and neighborhoods.

Summerlin is unfolding in villages, each centered around its own major park, golf course or major amenity. Currently, there are 17 villages in various stages of development. Eventually, the community will be home to 30 villages, each featuring dozens of thoughtfully planned neighborhoods with a unique selection of homes, townhomes, condominiums, and apartments. Each Summerlin village has its own distinctive style of architecture and design, evident in streetscapes, landscaping and village walls.

Designed to live as good as it looks, Summerlin delivers an incomparable lifestyle and quality of life for its residents. An abundance of parks, trails and golf courses come together with exceptional schools, houses of worship, cultural facilities, shopping centers, business parks and medical facilities along with over 150 model homes built by 15 home builders to create a self-contained community unlike any other in Southern Nevada. Once you’ve experienced Summerlin, it’s easy to understand why the community has ranked as America’s best-selling master-planned community ten of the past eleven years.

There are so many recreational opportunities in Summerlin, the biggest challenge involves deciding what to do first. More than 30 percent of Summerlin has been designated as community space including passive and active parks, trails, recreational facilities, golf courses, the Summerlin Trail System, landscaped areas and natural preserved areas. The expansive trail system will eventually extend over 150 miles, and Summerlin’s parks and playing fields (golf, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, etc.) are incredibly popular.

Of Summerlin’s community space, almost 20 percent of the community is designated as irrigated open space which includes parks, trails and golf courses, and approximately 15 percent of the community is dedicated to the preservation of natural areas such as washes, arroyos and desert canyons. Some of these areas may ultimately be owned by others such as the Bureau of Land Management.