Nevada Trails Homes for Sale

10 active listings From $285,000 to $1,200,000

The name is literal: Nevada Trails is a Pardee Homes community in the southwest valley laced with 23 acres of parks and an interconnected trail system, built for water efficiency well before it was fashionable (it won a 2005 Southern Nevada Water Authority award). The low listing count is its subdivision structure, not its demand.

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About Nevada Trails

Nevada Trails is an established master-planned community in the southwest valley, in the unincorporated Enterprise township. Pardee Homes built it out through the 2000s, with the final neighborhood opening in 2007. Every home was built under Pardee's energy-and-water-efficient LivingSmart program, and the community won a 2005 Southern Nevada Water Authority Water Efficiency Award, a genuine and unusual distinction.

Homes and Pricing

The community is roughly 1,432 single-family homes, one and two story, in a range of sizes.

  • Floor plans from about 1,400 square feet up past 3,500
  • Active listings from the high $300,000s into the high $600,000s, with the largest plans higher
  • Both gated and non-gated options, the gated portion being the Estates at Nevada Trails

Amenities and Lifestyle

The trails and parks are the identity. The community has about 23 acres of parks and an interconnected walking-trail system, anchored by the roughly 10-acre Nevada Trails Community Park, maintained by Clark County.

  • Two playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, a fitness track, and a picnic pavilion
  • Quiet, palm-lined residential streets flanked by other established communities

Location and Commute

Nevada Trails sits off Robindale Road between Buffalo Drive and Rainbow Boulevard, near West Warm Springs Road in the 89113 ZIP code. It is just north of Mountain's Edge, just south of the 215 Beltway, and less than ten minutes to the south end of the Strip and the airport.

Who Lives Here

Nevada Trails works for families, retirees, and active adults who want an established, well-connected southwest location with a real park-and-trail footprint and a choice between gated and non-gated streets. It is a solid, normal community in a well-liked spot; the thin listing count reflects how the subdivisions turn over, not the desirability of the location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Nevada Trails?
Nevada Trails sits in the unincorporated Enterprise township in southwest Las Vegas, along West Warm Springs Road and South Buffalo Drive. The community is approximately 5 minutes north of Mountain's Edge, approximately 5 minutes from the I-215 Beltway, and approximately 15 to 18 minutes east of the Las Vegas Strip. Spring Valley Hospital is approximately 8 minutes north in adjacent 89147.
Who built Nevada Trails?
Pardee Homes developed Nevada Trails between approximately 1995 and 2005. The community is one of several Pardee Homes master plans in the broader Las Vegas Valley, with the company having been one of the more active production builders in the southwest valley during the 1990s and 2000s expansion. Floor plans range from condominiums and townhomes through 3,500-plus-square-foot single-family family homes on standard suburban lots. The mature landscaping has had two-plus decades to grow in across most sub-neighborhoods.
Is Nevada Trails guard-gated?
The broader Nevada Trails master plan is not guard-gated. It is an open community with public streets and public access to the parks and the broader trail network. Some individual sub-neighborhoods inside Nevada Trails have their own gated entries, with access controls that vary by sub-association. Buyers specifically wanting guard-gated inventory should evaluate individual sub-neighborhoods inside Nevada Trails or look at adjacent communities.
What schools serve Nevada Trails?
Nevada Trails is served by Clark County School District. The schools most often associated with Nevada Trails addresses include several elementary options inside the various sub-neighborhoods, plus middle school and high school zoning that varies by address. Specific zoning depends on the address. Several charter and private school options exist within reasonable distance. We pull current zoning per address before any offer.
How does Nevada Trails compare to Mountain's Edge?
Both are southwest valley master plans developed during similar periods. Nevada Trails was developed by Pardee Homes between approximately 1995 and 2005, with most homes in that build window. Mountain's Edge was developed by Focus Property Group starting in 2004 (newer than Nevada Trails) and is a meaningfully larger master plan covering 3,500 acres with 12,500-plus completed homes versus Nevada Trails' more compact footprint. Mountain's Edge includes Exploration Peak Park, the Mountain's Edge Regional Park, and the broader trail network as community amenities. Nevada Trails has neighborhood parks but no comparable regional amenity infrastructure. Nevada Trails typically prices below Mountain's Edge at comparable square footage, reflecting the older construction and the smaller-footprint amenity profile. Buyers focused on Mountain's Edge amenities lean toward that master plan; buyers focused on accessible established Pardee Homes construction often choose Nevada Trails.
What are home prices like in Nevada Trails?
Active listings in Nevada Trails typically run from the high $300,000s for the smaller condominium and townhome floor plans up to the high $600,000s for the larger family floor plans on premium lots. The mainstream single-family inventory typically runs between the high $400,000s and the mid $500,000s. Nevada Trails is one of the more accessibly priced established southwest valley master plans at this scale of mature landscaping and Pardee Homes construction quality.