Summerlin introduced four new districts Redpoint, Redpoint Square, Kestrel, and Kestrel Commons. These districts will offer the most diverse residential options in Summerlin, with several smaller and attached homes designed for first-time homebuyers, Millennials, and retirees.
Kestrel and Kestrel Commons parks will include:
- Bluebird Park is a 0.88-acre park with shaded seating and a playground. (year-end 2024)
- The Hub Park with a playground, restrooms, a bicycle challenge track, and shaded seating. (Early 2025)
- Kestrel Creek Arroyo is a 7.51-acre park with trails, a turf area, and shaded seating. (year-end 2024)
Real Estate in Kestrel
While Redpoint and Redpoint Square offer more multi-family options, Kestrel has single-family homes ranging from single-story to three-story homes.
Builders within Kestrel include:
- Pulte Homes
- Woodside Homes
- Taylor Morrison
Homes in the Kestrel District are priced from the low $500,000’s to $725,000.
About Summerlin West
Summerlin West sits West of the 215 beltway and North of Charleston. Its further point North ends at Cheyenne at the Reverence Village.
Today, Summerlin West is Summerlin’s most actively developed neighborhood, with homes under construction in Stonebridge, Redpoint, Redpoint Square, Kestrel, and Kestrel Commons.
Summerlin West has four primary villages, 12 neighborhood districts, and over 5,000 acres of remaining developable space.
Kestrel HOA Information
Kestrel Village is part of the Summerlin West homeowners association. The award-winning master-planned community Summerlin is divided into three sections: Summerlin North, Summerlin South, and Summerlin West. Each division manages subdivisions within the community, setting its rules, regulations, and standards.
Most subdivisions of Kestrel have their own sub-HOA, which carries its own fee and further CC&Rs.
Master-planned fee: $55
Fee frequency: Monthly.
To contact the HOA:
Community manager: Summerlin West
Community manager phone: 702-791-4600
Website:
About Summerlin
Summerlin is a mixed-use master-planned community located on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley.
Known as a lifestyle community, Summerlin is home to ten golf courses which includes two TPC courses — the only two in Nevada.
Summerlin is home to more than two dozen schools — public, private and charter schools — churches, cultural facilities, 300+ village and neighborhood parks spanning more than 200 miles, business parks, shopping centers, medical facilities and homes ranging from condominiums to multi-million dollar custom homes.
Originally developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation in 1990, Summerlin spans 22,500 acres.
Summerlin quick facts:
Total population: 120,000+
Rooftops: 53,475+
Homebuilders:
- KB Homes
- Lennar
- Pulte Homes
- Richmond American Homes
- Shea Homes
- Taylor Morrison
- Toll Brothers
- Tri Pointe Homes
- Woodside Homes
Downtown Summerlin
Downtown Summerlin is a mixed-use development off the 215 Beltway and Sahara Blvd. Spanning 400 acres, the mall is home to large and local retailers, restaurants, offices, and apartments.
Downtown Summerlin is home to events like ice skating in the winter and farmer’s markets for locals.
Downtown Summerlin quick facts:
Office square footage: 794,014 square feet
Retail square footage: 1.2 million square feet
include:
- Apple
- Macy’s
- Dillards
- Trader Joe’s
- Crate&Barrel
- Daiso Japan
- Footlocker
- Gap
- H&M
- Nordstrom Rack
- Old Navy
- Sur La Table
- West Elm
- Zales
Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena
opened in August 2017 as a practice facility for the Vegas Golden Knights hockey team. It includes a second rink for public use.
City National Arena has a merchandise store and a restaurant. The Vegas Golden Knights practices are open to the public.
The opened in 2019 with a capacity of 10,000. The ballpark is home to the Triple-A baseball team the Las Vegas Aviators.
The Las Vegas Ballpark includes 22 suites, club seats, part zones and decks, kid’ zone, bars, and a pool. The premium club is 6,700 square feet.
Summerlin Village Maps
The villages of Summerlin each have their unique feel and attributes. Here are village maps for each division of Summerlin.