Providence is a 1,200-acre master-planned community located in the Northwest of Las Vegas. The master-planned community of Providence is comprised of 5,600 single-family homes and two multi-family developments across 27 neighborhoods.
The community has over 4,000 trees as it was inspired by the Northeast neighborhoods of America.
Providence has parks, recreational areas, and walking trails. The three large parks of Providence, The Promenade, Knickerbocker Park, and Huckleberry park offer basketball, tennis, pickleball, dog parks, splash pads, playgrounds, and multi-use fields.
Where is Providence?
The community of Providence is in the Northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley. The community is bound by Sky Canyon and Grand Teton Drive to the North, and Centennial Parkway and the 215-beltway to the South. The community spans from Hualapai to the east to Sky Hills Road to the west.
Providence commutes and drive-times
Being bordered by the 215-beltway provides residents of Providence with easy access to freeways. Furthermore, the expansion of the 95 freeway will continue to help commuters across the Valley.
An example of typical commutes includes:
- Las Vegas Strip: 22 miles, 25 minutes
- Reid International Airport: 28 miles, 29 minutes
- Allegiant Stadium: 26 miles, 31 minutes
- Downtown Summerlin: 11 miles, 16 minutes
- Red Rock Canyon: 9 miles, 16 minutes
- Mount Charleston: 24 miles, 35 minutes
- : 35 miles, 43 minutes
Providence Parks
Providence residents have three parks in the community to choose from.
Knickerbocker Park: A 15-acre park with a baseball diamond, dog park, and splash pad.
Huckleberry Park: A 15-acre park with tennis, pickleball (painted on top of the tennis courts), a large grass field, playgrounds, horseshoes, bocce, basketball, and a dog park.
The Promenade Park: a 4-acre walking park with an interactive playground.
Providence Plaza Commercial Center
On the south west corner of Elkhorn and Hualapai is Providence Plaza, a neighborhood commercial center. Tenants of Providence Plaza include:
- Mailing & More
- Diego’s Farm
- Providence Dental
- Pink Nails
- Fitness 14
- Subway
- Sinclair Gas
Providence Neighborhood Map
Real Estate in Providence
Providence offers a variety of housing options, from single-family homes to apartments and townhouses, making it an attractive choice for homebuyers with different budgets.
The median home value in Providence is $420,000 for 2,006 square feet, lower than the Las Vegas average, making it an affordable place to live. Prices in the community vary from $355,000 for a 1,317-square-foot two-story home to a $975,000 4,391-square-foot home.
Providence HOA Information
Newer master-planned communities in the Las Vegas Valley are fully managed by a Homeowners Association. The Providence Master Homeowners Association manages the community. The quarterly Master Assessment for Providence residents is $150. Providence subdivisions may also have HOA fees.
Master-planned fee: $150
Fee frequency: Quarterly
To contact the HOA:
Community manager: Providence Master
Community manager phone: 702-216-2020
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