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The Summit Club Homes for Sale
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From $13,500,000 to $25,900,000
When Sinatra ran this town, he called his crew The Summit, and when Discovery Land Company and Howard Hughes set out to build the most private address in Las Vegas, they borrowed the name. Set on 555 acres between Red Rock Canyon and the Strip, The Summit Club is the valley's only fully private golf and residential community: a Tom Fazio course with no public tee times, guarded gates around the clock, and neighbors whose deals make national news.
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About The Summit Club
The Summit Club is the only fully private residential golf community in the Las Vegas Valley, and that distinction drives everything else about it. Set on 555 acres between Red Rock Canyon and the Strip, just south of The Ridges, it was developed by Discovery Land Company in partnership with Howard Hughes Corporation. Even the name is an inside reference: Sinatra called his Rat Pack "The Summit," and Discovery Land borrowed it for what they intended to be the most private address in the city.
The buyers tell you what this community has become. Mark Wahlberg put The Summit Club in national headlines when he moved his family here from Los Angeles in 2022, and he remains one of the valley's most visible residents. Marc Andreessen paid $36.2 million for a 4.7-acre homesite. Celine Dion's estate sold for $30 million. And in early 2026, a Los Angeles billionaire set the all-time Las Vegas condo record of $21 million inside these gates. Nevada's zero state income tax does a lot of the recruiting. The privacy does the rest.
Homes and Pricing
The Summit Club is a luxury market exclusively, and a scarce one. Roughly 262 residences exist at build-out, ranging from golf cottages and villas to custom estates on lots up to several acres. A meaningful share of sales here never reach the open market, which is part of why representation matters more than a search filter.
- Realistic entry point around $8 million
- Custom estates reaching approximately $40 million
- Homesites alone averaging around $3 million, with premium lots far above that (Marc Andreessen paid $36.2 million for 4.7 acres)
- Condominium record of $21 million set in early 2026, the highest condo price ever recorded in Las Vegas
Amenities and Lifestyle
The Tom Fazio course is the centerpiece: par 72, 7,431 yards, with elevation changes that frame both Red Rock Canyon and the Strip. It has no public tee times, no resort packages, and no daily-fee access. It is reserved entirely for members and their guests, the only fully private residential course in the valley.
Beyond golf, the community functions as a resort that happens to be a neighborhood.
- 110,000-square-foot clubhouse with restaurants, a spa, and a fitness center
- Lagoon-style pool with a sand beach
- Tennis and pickleball courts
- Kids' Club, bowling alley, movie theater, and indoor basketball court
- Outdoor Pursuits program organizing hiking and camping around Red Rock Canyon
Club membership is its own process, separate from the home purchase, with the club's own approval framework.
Location and Commute
The Summit Club sits at the western edge of Summerlin, just south of The Ridges, where the valley meets the Red Rock Canyon foothills. The position buys both the views and the seclusion: homes look east across the city toward the Strip and west into protected desert. The 215 Beltway is the community's connection to the rest of the valley, putting the Strip and Harry Reid International Airport roughly 25 to 30 minutes east, with Downtown Summerlin's shopping and dining closer in.
Who Lives Here
The Summit Club is where Las Vegas wealth has been consolidating for the past decade. The pattern in publicly reported transactions is entrepreneurs, executives, athletes, and entertainment figures, many relocating from California, drawn by the combination of Nevada's zero state income tax and genuine privacy.
That privacy is also the trade-off worth understanding before you pursue it. You can't drive in and look around. Inventory is limited, much of it moves privately, and getting inside the gates is as much about relationships as listings. We work in this segment of the Summerlin market, and if you're considering it, we'd start with a conversation about what's actually available, on and off market, and what the path inside looks like.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes in The Summit Club cost?
Expect $8 million as a realistic entry point, with custom estates reaching $40 million. Homesites alone have averaged around $3 million, with premium lots far above that. Marc Andreessen paid $36.2 million for 4.7 acres. In early 2026, a condo inside the community sold for $21 million, the highest condo price ever recorded in Las Vegas. Pricing reflects scarcity: roughly 262 residences at build-out, and many sales transact privately.
Can the public play the Summit Club golf course?
No, and that's the community's defining feature. The Tom Fazio-designed course (par 72, 7,431 yards) is the only fully private residential course in the Las Vegas Valley, reserved for members and their guests. There are no public tee times, no resort packages, no daily-fee access. If playing Fazio's work matters to you and membership isn't on the table, his course at Wynn Golf Club is the public alternative.
Who lives in The Summit Club?
Publicly reported transactions tell the story. Mark Wahlberg's 2022 move from Los Angeles made national news, Marc Andreessen bought a $36.2 million homesite, and Celine Dion sold her estate here for $30 million. The broader pattern is entrepreneurs, executives, athletes, and entertainment figures, many relocating from California, drawn by the combination of Nevada's zero state income tax and genuine privacy.
What amenities does The Summit Club include?
The 110,000-square-foot clubhouse anchors the community, with restaurants, a spa, and a fitness center. Outside: the Fazio course, a lagoon-style pool with a sand beach, tennis and pickleball courts, and miles of trails. Families get a dedicated Kids' Club, bowling alley, movie theater, and indoor basketball court, plus an Outdoor Pursuits program that organizes hiking and camping around Red Rock Canyon. It functions as a resort that happens to be a neighborhood.
How do you buy a home in The Summit Club?
Through relationships more than listings. The community is guard-gated with no public access, inventory is limited, and a meaningful share of sales never hit the MLS. Club membership is a separate process from the real estate purchase, and the club has its own approval framework. We'd start with a conversation about your timeline and parameters, then map what's available publicly and what may be accessible off-market through broker channels.