Solera At Anthem Homes for Sale
Del Webb named Solera's floor plans for explorers (the Lewis, the Clark, the Fremont, the Whitney, the Franklin), then set all 1,822 single-story homes in the Black Mountain foothills, roughly 1,000 feet above the Las Vegas Valley floor. Built from 2003 to 2008 as the smaller counterpart to Sun City Anthem next door, Solera trades golf and a giant rec center for quarterly dues under half its neighbor's, plus a slight break from the summer heat and views that run the length of the valley.
About Solera at Anthem
Solera at Anthem is the right-sized Del Webb community: 1,822 homes on 385 acres, every one single-story. Build-out finished in 2008, so everything here is resale, and the elevation does real work. At roughly 2,900 feet, summers run a touch cooler than the valley floor, and the views run a long way.
Homes and Pricing
Every home is single-story, across a compact set of Del Webb floor plans.
- Five single-family plans from about 1,140 to 1,771 square feet
- The Jefferson and Monroe villas (duplex and triplex homes) of roughly 1,519 to 1,590 square feet, in the gated Villas enclave
- Active listings typically run from the high $300Ks to the high $500Ks, with the median in the mid $400Ks
Well-priced homes move quickly at this price-to-amenity ratio.
Amenities and Lifestyle
The 24,000-square-foot clubhouse centers on a 75-by-35-foot indoor pool kept at 88 degrees, with a full calendar of clubs and classes.
- Fitness center, outdoor spa, billiards, card and craft rooms, a computer room, a library, and a ballroom
- Three tennis courts, four pickleball courts, three bocce courts, and a shuffleboard court
Location and Commute
Solera sits inside the Anthem master plan, a couple of miles from Sun City Anthem, at the higher elevation that gives it the summer break and the long valley views.
Who Lives Here
So how do you choose between Solera and Sun City Anthem, a couple of miles apart inside the same master plan? Sun City Anthem is four times the size, with the Revere Golf Club and a 77,000-square-foot rec center, and its main association dues run $435 a quarter. Solera has no golf course and one clubhouse, and its dues have run under $200 a quarter. The main community isn't gated (only the Villas townhome section is), and that's part of how the dues stay low. You're choosing between amenity depth and monthly carrying cost, and neither answer is wrong. We work Anthem every week: tell us which trade-off you're on the right side of, and we can usually tell you which of the two communities fits before the first tour.