Summerlin’s La Madre Peaks offers spectacular setting

Set against the La Madre Mountains on Summerlin's western edge, La Madre Peaks is one of the master-planned community's newest villages. It currently features five neighborhoods that combine expansive valley views with access to Summerlin's network of parks, trails, schools, shopping and dining.

The village sits near Scout's Point, a planned park designed around a climbing-themed play experience with flex lawns, trails, a shaded overlook and a future trail connection to the west. Residents also have access to Grand Park, the community's largest park, where the first phase is complete with playgrounds, trails and sports facilities. The 215 Beltway provides a roughly five-minute drive to Downtown Summerlin.

Three builders are active in the village. KB Home's Cloudbreak Ridge offers two collections: the gated Enclaves with single-story homes priced from the $800,000s, and the two-story Reserves with a planned neighborhood park. Taylor Morrison's Esplanade at Red Rock features 12 single-story floor plans ranging from the $600,000s to over $1.6 million, plus a planned resort-style clubhouse, pool, restaurant, pickleball courts and fitness center. Richmond American Homes' Cactus Bloom showcases luxury single-story designs from its Aspire Collection.

"La Madre Peaks is an exceptional example of how thoughtful planning can take full advantage of Summerlin's spectacular natural setting," said Jenni Pevoto, senior director of master-planned community marketing for Summerlin. She noted the dramatic mountain backdrop and the variety of choices across the five distinct neighborhoods.

Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal