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Centennial Hills is a large residential area in northwest Las Vegas spanning multiple ZIP codes near US-95 and the 215 beltway, offering a wide range of single-family homes from the mid $200,000s to over $1.3 million with newer construction options and strong freeway access.
Centennial Hills is the City of Las Vegas's official northwest planning area, covering approximately 56 square miles and four ZIP codes (89130, 89131, 89149, 89166). It is a sector, not a single master plan, and the distinction matters: Centennial Hills contains multiple master-planned communities inside its boundaries (including Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, and Sunstone), plus a deep mix of established mid-1990s through early-2000s subdivisions. The area is anchored by Centennial Hills Park, the 226-bed Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center on Durango Drive, the YMCA-operated Centennial Hills Community Center, and the 2,040-acre Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs (a Mojave Desert oasis with spring-fed lakes and historic ranch buildings). The Painted Desert Golf Club sits inside the area, and the Paiute Golf Resort (three PGA-caliber courses on Paiute tribal land) is a short drive north. Centennial Hills is one of the fastest-growing parts of the City of Las Vegas, with population up 12 percent and housing up 10 percent between 2014 and 2018, growth that has continued through the build-out of Skye Canyon and other northwest projects.
About Centennial Hills
Centennial Hills is a large residential area in northwest Las Vegas that spans multiple ZIP codes, including 89130, 89131, and 89149. Unlike a single master-planned community, Centennial Hills encompasses dozens of individual subdivisions and neighborhoods built across several decades. The area is bounded roughly by the 215 beltway to the north, US-95 to the east, and extends westward toward the foothills. This broad geography gives buyers a wide selection of home styles, lot sizes, and price points within a single search area.
Homes and Pricing
Homes in Centennial Hills range from approximately $190,000 to $1,750,000, reflecting the area's diversity. Older subdivisions closer to US-95 offer entry-level pricing in the $190,000 to $350,000 range, while newer construction in the northern and western sections commands $500,000 to over $1 million. Townhomes and attached homes are available at the lower end of the price spectrum. The area includes homes built from the 1990s through the present day, with active new construction in several sections.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Because Centennial Hills is a collection of subdivisions rather than a single master plan, amenities vary by neighborhood. Some subdivisions include community pools, parks, and walking paths maintained by individual HOAs. The Centennial Hills Park is a major public recreation facility with sports fields, a community center, and event spaces. Retail and dining options along the 215 corridor and North Durango Drive provide everyday services. The Centennial Hills YMCA and library serve as additional community resources.
Location and Commute
Centennial Hills offers strong freeway access through US-95 and the 215 beltway. The commute to the Las Vegas Strip takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes via US-95, depending on specific location and traffic conditions. The 215 beltway connects residents to Summerlin to the west and the northern valley to the east. Centennial Center Boulevard and North Durango Drive are the primary commercial corridors, with grocery stores, restaurants, and retail centers along both routes.
Who Lives Here
Centennial Hills attracts a wide range of buyers due to its broad price spectrum. First-time buyers find entry-level options in older subdivisions, while move-up buyers and families gravitate toward newer construction in the northern sections. Professionals commuting to the central valley or the Strip appreciate the freeway access. The area's variety means buyers can find options at nearly every price point without leaving the northwest valley. Zoned for various Clark County School District schools depending on address, including Coral Academy of Science (K-12, charter), Derfelt Elementary (K-5, Clark County School District), and Centennial High School (9-12, Clark County School District). School assignments vary significantly across the area, so buyers should verify zoning with the Clark County School District.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Centennial Hills a master-planned community?
No. Centennial Hills is the City of Las Vegas's official northwest planning area, covering approximately 56 square miles. It is a sector that contains multiple master-planned communities inside its boundaries, including Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, and Sunstone, plus a deep mix of established mid-1990s through early-2000s subdivisions and non-HOA neighborhoods. Buyers should expect significant variation in floor plan, lot size, HOA structure, and price point across Centennial Hills addresses.
What ZIP codes are in Centennial Hills?
Four ZIP codes cover the Centennial Hills planning area: 89130, 89131, 89149, and 89166. Each ZIP includes different combinations of master-planned communities and subdivisions. 89166, for example, contains parts of Skye Canyon and Providence. 89131 contains parts of Iron Mountain Ranch. 89149 and 89130 contain a mix of established subdivisions plus pockets of Lone Mountain. The ZIPs and the master-planned communities don't line up cleanly.
What is Floyd Lamb Park?
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs is a 2,040-acre City of Las Vegas park inside Centennial Hills. The park sits on a series of small natural spring-fed lakes (the Tule Springs) that form an oasis in this part of the Mojave Desert. Visitors can fish in the lakes, watch wildlife (including peacocks, ducks, and rabbits), explore the historic Tule Springs Ranch buildings, and use the picnic and walking trail areas. The park hosts a farmers market on the first and last Saturdays of each month. It is one of the largest and most distinctive city parks in the Las Vegas Valley.
What hospital serves Centennial Hills?
Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center, a 226-bed for-profit hospital owned by Universal Health Services and operated by Valley Health System, is at 6900 North Durango Drive near U.S. 95 and the 215 Beltway. The hospital opened in 2008 and offers a full range of medical services, including cardiology, radiology, gastroenterology, women's services, and emergency care. The 354,000-square-foot campus includes two medical office buildings.
What are home prices like in Centennial Hills?
Centennial Hills covers such a wide range of communities and subdivisions that the price spread is substantial. Active listings typically run from the high $300,000s for the smaller condominium and townhome floor plans in established subdivisions up past $1M for the larger custom homes in newer master-planned communities or on premium lots. New-construction inventory inside Skye Canyon (in the 89166 portion of Centennial Hills) typically runs from the high $400,000s up. Buyers focused on Centennial Hills should think in terms of master-planned community first and ZIP second, since the variation across the sector is significant.
What golf courses are in or near Centennial Hills?
The Painted Desert Golf Club, an 18-hole public course, sits inside Centennial Hills and is open to non-members. The Paiute Golf Resort (three PGA-caliber 18-hole courses designed by Pete Dye on Paiute tribal land) sits a short drive north of Centennial Hills along U.S. 95. Silverstone Ranch Golf Club, also nearby in the northwest valley, is open to the public. Buyers focused on golf-adjacent living have multiple options within easy driving distance of any Centennial Hills address.