Spanish Trail Homes for Sale

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Before Summerlin or Anthem had a guard gate, Spanish Trail had three. Founded in 1984 around a Robert Trent Jones Jr. country club, it was one of the first private guard-gated golf communities in Las Vegas, and at six miles from the Strip it is still one of the most central.

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About Spanish Trail

Spanish Trail is a 24-hour guard-gated golf-course community in the southwest valley, and it was one of the first of its kind in Las Vegas, founded in 1984 around the private Spanish Trail Country Club. It covers about 640 acres and more than 1,200 homes across roughly eleven neighborhoods, with a Mediterranean architectural character and mature, lush landscaping that came from planting the course with hundreds of mature trees from the start.

Homes and Pricing

The community spans a wide range, from attached homes to large custom estates.

  • Townhomes and condominiums from roughly 1,100 square feet, in The Villas and similar sections
  • Custom estates from several thousand square feet up past 10,000, on lots to about a half-acre in The Estates
  • Pricing from the low-to-mid hundreds for townhomes to well over $1M for custom estates

Amenities and Lifestyle

The country club is the centerpiece, and membership is separate from the homeowners association, so owning here does not automatically include club access.

  • A 27-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. course in three nine-hole loops (Canyon, Lakes, and Sunrise), with lakes, streams, and waterfalls
  • A roughly 50,000-square-foot clubhouse, twelve lighted tennis courts, two aquatic centers, and a fitness center
  • A tournament pedigree that includes hosting the PGA Tour's Las Vegas Invitational from 1986 to 1990

Location and Commute

Spanish Trail is bounded roughly by Tropicana, Hacienda, Rainbow, and Durango in the southwest valley, about six miles from the Strip, a notably more central position than the newer guard-gated golf communities on the far-western or far-southern edges of the metro.

Who Lives Here

Spanish Trail draws buyers who want an established, central, guard-gated golf address with mature landscaping and a documented roster of high-profile residents (Andre Agassi, Siegfried Fischbacher, and the royal family of Brunei among those publicly reported). The trade-off versus the newest golf communities is age and architecture for location and maturity, with club membership a separate decision from the home purchase.