Village guide
The Ridges
A guard-gated village of custom and semi-custom homes in southwest Summerlin.
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- Guard-gated
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- Custom and semi-custom
Summerlin, Las Vegas
Summerlin is a large master-planned community on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley, made up of many villages and neighborhoods. We explain the home types, the fees and the differences between them in plain language, so you know what to look for before you start touring.
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Summerlin lies within the city of Las Vegas on the western edge of the valley. The land was bought by Howard Hughes in the 1950s, and development began in earnest at the end of the 1980s.
Source: Summerlin, Nevada (Wikipedia).
The kind of home you are shopping for narrows the map quickly. In broad terms, Summerlin offers:
Prices vary widely between these groups and change over time, so we do not publish a price table here. Our market notes will cite public sources when they launch.
Each Summerlin village has its own homes, parks, schools and rules. We are adding a guide for each one, covering what the village is, the kinds of homes you will find and what to confirm before you buy.
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A guard-gated village of custom and semi-custom homes in southwest Summerlin.
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The original Summerlin village, where development began in 1990.
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An established northern village with a long-standing village center and large community park.
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An established northern village built around a long linear park.
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A northern village with several neighborhood parks and a public leisure center.
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A northern village centered on TPC Las Vegas and the JW Marriott resort.
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A northern village that includes Summerlin Hospital Medical Center and two sports parks.
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The village around Downtown Summerlin, with lock-and-leave homes near shopping and dining.
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A southern village with three parks and a resident-only pool and community center.
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An established western village with a large park and mature landscaping.
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An established western village with two parks, including a disc golf course.
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A private, guard-gated golf community that is not part of the Summerlin master association.
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An age-restricted (55+) active-adult community with its own association.
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A newer western village and its walkable Redpoint Square district.
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An elevated western village above the valley, plus the walkable Kestrel Commons.
Summerlin is divided into community associations, and homeowners pay monthly dues to theirs. Individual villages and townhome developments can have an additional HOA with separate dues and rules. Properties also pay an annual special improvement district assessment for public infrastructure, billed as a bond payment.
Because dues, coverage and rules differ from one association to the next, treat any number you see online as a starting point. Ask for the current figures and the governing documents for the exact home, in writing.
Public schools in Summerlin are part of the Clark County School District, and private schools operate in and around the community. School zoning can change, so confirm the zoned schools for any address with the district rather than relying on a listing or a map.
Summerlin Parkway links the community to US 95, and the beltway and local arterials connect to the rest of the valley. Drive times depend heavily on the hour and the destination, so test your own commute at the time you would actually travel.
Sources: Clark County School District; Summerlin, Nevada (Wikipedia).
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Summerlin was developed by the Summa Corporation, founded by Howard Hughes’s heirs, which later became the Howard Hughes Corporation (now Howard Hughes Holdings). The first homes, a park and a school were completed in 1990.
Homeowners pay monthly dues to their community association, and a village or townhome development may have its own HOA on top. What is covered differs by association, so ask for the current dues and governing documents for the specific home.
Public schools in Summerlin are run by the Clark County School District. Zoning can change, so confirm the zoned schools for an address directly with the district before you make decisions based on them.
Not yet. The featured listings shown on this page are labelled samples with fictional addresses and prices. When real listings appear, each will name the listing agent, brokerage and license number.
Use this site to learn the villages and home types, then search live inventory with a licensed agent or through a listing portal. Always confirm price, status and details with the listing brokerage.
Last reviewed 2026-11-10