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Zip 89128 Homes for Sale
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89128 is the northwest Las Vegas ZIP that contains Desert Shores (the 682-acre master plan with four named man-made lakes), parts of Peccole Ranch, the established Westcliff residential corridor, and the eastern edge of Sun City Summerlin. The ZIP sits between the U.S. 95 (to the east) and the Summerlin Parkway (to the south), with the broader Centennial Hills planning area to the north and Summerlin to the west. The location combines quick access to the Strip (approximately 15 minutes via Summerlin Parkway and the 95) with mature established residential character. Desert Shores is the structural feature that distinguishes 89128 from adjacent ZIPs: four lakes (Lake Jacqueline, Lake Maddison, Lake Sarah, Lake Lindsey), a 200,000-gallon lagoon-style swimming pool with a sand beach, beach clubs at each lake, and approximately 3,300 to 3,500 homes across 22 districts. Beyond Desert Shores, 89128 includes a number of established 1980s and 1990s production-home neighborhoods, condominiums, and townhomes that give the ZIP one of the more accessible price points in the west-valley corridor.
Living in 89128
Desert Shores is the lifestyle anchor of 89128. The 682-acre community is unusually amenity-forward for a Las Vegas master plan, with the four named lakes supporting limited boating, paddle boarding, and catch-and-release fishing, plus the lagoon pool with sand beach (open six days a week in summer with lifeguards on duty), and the Lakeside Center retail and dining promenade on Lake Jacqueline.
Outside Desert Shores, the broader 89128 character is established residential. The Westcliff corridor along West Cheyenne Avenue includes a mix of single-family homes, condominiums, and townhomes built primarily in the 1980s and 1990s, with several smaller gated sub-communities. Several Sun City Summerlin sub-sections cross into 89128 from adjacent 89134.
For everyday infrastructure, the U.S. 95 freeway is along the eastern edge of the ZIP. The Summerlin Parkway anchors the southern edge. Summerlin Hospital Medical Center is in adjacent 89134. Centennial Hills Hospital is approximately 10 minutes north in the broader Centennial Hills planning area.
The communities inside 89128
Desert Shores. 682-acre master plan with four named man-made lakes (Jacqueline, Maddison, Sarah, Lindsey), 200,000-gallon lagoon pool with sand beach, beach clubs at each lake, ~3,300 to 3,500 homes across 22 districts. Developed by RA Homes starting 1988-1989, under homeowner control since 1992.
Westcliff and Cheyenne corridor. Established 1980s and 1990s residential neighborhoods with single-family homes, condominiums, and townhomes. Several smaller gated sub-communities. Mature landscaping.
Eastern Sun City Summerlin sections. Portions of Sun City Summerlin cross from 89134 into 89128 along the western edge of the ZIP.
A few things worth knowing
Active inventory across 89128 typically runs from the mid $200,000s for the smaller condominium and townhome floor plans in established 1980s neighborhoods up past $2M for the larger Desert Shores lakefront custom estates with private dock access. The mainstream single-family inventory typically runs between the high $400,000s and the high $700,000s. Desert Shores lakefront homes trade at meaningful premiums over comparable inland homes.
School zoning depends on the address. The schools most often associated with 89128 include Bonner Elementary, Ober Elementary, Sig Rogich Middle School, and Palo Verde High School. We pull current zoning per address.
The trade-off most buyers want to understand: 89128 offers established west-valley residential character at meaningfully lower price points than adjacent Summerlin ZIPs. The trade is that 89128 does not have the master-plan amenity sets that newer ZIPs have. Buyers focused on Desert Shores get the lake community amenity profile inside the ZIP. Buyers focused on the Westcliff corridor get accessible established residential character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which communities are in 89128?
Desert Shores is the major community inside 89128, with its 682-acre master plan around four named man-made lakes. The Westcliff corridor along West Cheyenne Avenue includes established 1980s and 1990s production-home neighborhoods with single-family homes, condominiums, and townhomes. Portions of Sun City Summerlin cross into 89128 from adjacent 89134 along the western edge of the ZIP.
What is Desert Shores?
Desert Shores is the 682-acre master-planned lake community at the heart of 89128, developed by RA Homes starting in 1988-1989 and under homeowner control since November 1992. Four named man-made lakes (Lake Jacqueline at 24.8 acres and 1.1 miles long, plus Lake Maddison, Lake Sarah, and Lake Lindsey) anchor the community, supporting limited boating, paddle boarding, and catch-and-release fishing. A 200,000-gallon lagoon-style swimming pool with a sand beach is one of the most distinctive amenities anywhere in the metro. Each lake has its own beach club, with access tied to the home address. Approximately 3,300 to 3,500 homes sit across 22 districts.
Is Desert Shores part of Summerlin?
No. Desert Shores is on the eastern edge of Summerlin and is sometimes mistakenly grouped with Summerlin in casual conversation, but it is its own master-planned community with its own homeowner association (the Desert Shores Community Association, in operation since 1988). Desert Shores residents do not pay Summerlin master plan fees. They pay their own DSCA dues, plus sub-association fees for the specific district they live in.
What schools serve 89128?
Clark County School District zones by address. The schools most often associated with 89128 include Bonner Elementary, Ober Elementary, Sig Rogich Middle School, and Palo Verde High School. Specific zoning depends on the address inside the ZIP. We pull current zoning per address before any offer goes in.
What are home prices like in 89128?
Active listings in 89128 typically run from the mid $200,000s for the smaller condominium and townhome floor plans in established 1980s neighborhoods up past $2M for the larger Desert Shores lakefront custom estates with private dock access. The mainstream single-family inventory typically runs between the high $400,000s and the high $700,000s. Desert Shores lakefront homes trade at meaningful premiums. The wide spread reflects the variety of housing types inside the ZIP, from older condominiums in the eastern corridor through luxury lakefront estates in Desert Shores.