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In 2007 and again in 2008, at the very peak of the boom, Mountain's Edge was the best-selling master-planned community in the entire United States. Focus Property Group branded the 3,500-acre southwest valley plan "The New Southwest" and tied it to the Old Spanish Trail trade route that still runs alongside it, with a real 2,846-foot peak and an 80-acre park at the front door.
About Mountain's Edge
Mountain's Edge is a 3,500-acre master-planned community in the southwest valley, in the unincorporated town of Enterprise rather than the City of Las Vegas. Focus Property Group, the developer behind Providence in the northwest, broke ground in February 2004 and branded it "The New Southwest." The name and the design borrow from the Old Spanish Trail, the historic Santa Fe to Los Angeles trade route that passes nearby. For two straight years, 2007 and 2008, it was the top-selling master plan in the country.
Homes and Pricing
The plan calls for approximately 12,500 homes at build-out across dozens of neighborhoods, with more than 10,000 already sold, by a deep roster of national builders including Pulte, KB Home, D.R. Horton, Lennar, Richmond American, and others. That breadth is why Mountain's Edge shows up constantly in active listings and across a wide price band.
- Condominiums and townhomes on the lower end, with single-family homes through the high $700,000s
- Larger custom and gated-section homes priced higher
- Median sale price in recent years has run in the high $400,000s
Amenities and Lifestyle
The community is built around its parks. Exploration Peak Park anchors the entrance: 80 acres at the foot of a 2,846-foot peak, with summit trails, lookout ramadas, and an Old-West-themed playground (a covered wagon, western-town replicas, an archaeology dig) keyed to the Old Spanish Trail heritage.
- Nathaniel Jones Park and Paiute Park, both maintained by the master association
- The separate, larger Mountain's Edge Regional Park operated by Clark County
- Hundreds of acres of open space and an interconnected trail network
Location and Commute
Mountain's Edge runs along Blue Diamond Road (State Route 160) in the 89178 ZIP code, with quick access to the 215 Beltway. The Strip is roughly 15 to 20 minutes northeast, and Red Rock Canyon is a short drive west.
Who Lives Here
This is a still-maturing area, not a finished bedroom suburb: newer schools keep opening, and a magnet high school is planned. It draws value-minded buyers who want newer construction, a strong park system, and southwest-valley access without a luxury price tag. The honest trade-off is scale and variety, which means inventory and pricing differ a lot from one neighborhood to the next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Mountain's Edge?
Mountain's Edge sits in the unincorporated town of Enterprise in the southwest corner of the Las Vegas Valley, in the 89178 and 89179 ZIP codes. The community runs along Blue Diamond Road (State Route 160) with easy access to the 215 Beltway. The Las Vegas Strip is approximately 20 minutes northeast. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is roughly 15 to 20 minutes west via the 160. Silverton Casino, Bass Pro Shops, and the first Cracker Barrel built between Los Angeles and St. George sit just east of the community.
Who developed Mountain's Edge?
Focus Property Group is the master plan developer (the same Las Vegas-based developer behind Providence in northwest Las Vegas). Focus broke ground on Mountain's Edge in February 2004 and oversaw the master plan through the build-out. Multiple national homebuilders have built or are building individual neighborhoods inside Mountain's Edge over the years, including Pulte, KB Home, D.R. Horton, Lennar, Beazer Homes, and Richmond American Homes.
What is Exploration Peak Park?
Exploration Peak Park is the 80-acre signature park at the main entrance to Mountain's Edge. The park includes a 2,846-foot natural mountain peak (Exploration Peak), the first dedicated mountain park in the City of Las Vegas, with bicycle paths and walking trails climbing to lookout ramadas and panoramic Strip and valley views. The park theme is the Old Spanish Trail used by early valley explorers, and it includes replicas of a Western town and an Indian village, an archaeological dig site, an outdoor amphitheater, a water play area, picnic areas, volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits. Focus Property Group restored more than 10,000 native plants on the peak's hillside as part of the community's water-conservation design.
What other parks are in Mountain's Edge?
Several parks sit throughout the master plan. Nathaniel Jones Park (named after a pioneer explorer) has a lighted basketball court, a walking and jogging trail, a shaded tot lot and splash pad, and open grassy areas. Paiute Park (named for the area's first settlers) has a multi-use field, sand volleyball, a tot lot, and basketball courts. Beyond those, Clark County operates the 220-acre Mountain's Edge Regional Park, with a completed 18-acre first phase featuring exercise areas, multi-use turf fields, a 1.5-mile walking trail, an outdoor climbing experience, and a skate park.
What schools serve Mountain's Edge?
Mountain's Edge is served by the Clark County School District. Several schools serve the community directly, including Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary, William V. Wright Elementary, Lois and Jerry Tarkanian Middle School, Lawrence and Heidi Cannarelli Middle School, Wilbur and Theresa Faiss Middle School, and Desert Oasis High School. Specific school zoning depends on the address inside the community, and zoning has shifted over the years. We pull current zoning per address before any offer goes in.
What are home prices like in Mountain's Edge?
Active listings in Mountain's Edge typically run from the high $300,000s for the smaller condominium and townhome floor plans up into the high $700,000s for the larger single-family homes on premium lots, with some custom and gated-section homes pricing higher. Median sale price has historically run in the high $400,000s to mid $500,000s. The community offers one of the most accessible value-per-square-foot equations in the southwest valley at scale.