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Summerlin North Homes for Sale
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From $247,000 to $4,650,000
Summerlin North is where Summerlin started. The first village, The Hills, opened in 1990; TPC Summerlin followed in 1991, and Tiger Woods won his first PGA Tour title on it in 1996. Three-plus decades later, it is the established, tree-lined, value end of one of the best-selling master plans in the country.
About Summerlin North
Summerlin North is the original section of Summerlin, the Howard Hughes Corporation master plan named for Howard Hughes' grandmother, Jean Amelia Summerlin. Development of the 22,500-acre community began in 1990, and it began here: the first village, park, and school were built in Summerlin North, and the first residents moved into The Hills in 1991. Summerlin consistently ranks among the top-selling master-planned communities in the United States, and the North is its founding, most-established chapter.
Homes and Pricing
Summerlin North spans the full value spectrum within an established setting, generally pricing more accessibly than Summerlin South or the newer Summerlin West.
- Production and semi-custom family homes across its original villages
- Sun City Summerlin, a 55-and-up community of roughly 7,700 homes with its own golf and recreation
- Guard-gated, golf-course custom enclaves such as Tournament Hills and Eagle Hills on the TPC Summerlin fairways
Amenities and Lifestyle
The North established the amenities the rest of Summerlin was built on: the first parks, schools, and golf.
- TPC Summerlin, the private championship course that opened in 1991 and hosts the PGA Tour's Las Vegas stop
- Mature, tree-lined streets and a walkable paseo and trail network grown in over thirty years
- Established neighborhood schools and parks centered on the original villages
Location and Commute
Summerlin North centers on the 89134 ZIP code on the western edge of the valley, roughly from Rampart Boulevard toward Town Center Drive and bordered by the Summerlin Parkway, with Red Rock Canyon to the west and quick Parkway access toward the rest of the valley.
Who Lives Here
Summerlin North suits buyers who want established Summerlin pedigree, mature landscaping, and a settled feel at a relative value, rather than the newest construction. The honest pitch is maturity and location over new-build: the streetscape and trees the newer sections cannot replicate yet, at generally more accessible pricing than South or West.