Summerlin Luxury Homes for Sale

You will run into three kinds of luxury home. Kind one is the gated custom estate. The Ridges keeps a guard at each entrance 24 hours a day, more gates inside, and lots starting around a quarter acre and running past half an acre. Its course, the one people still call Bear's Best, stopped public play in 2025 and is coming back as a private club named Amara. Red Rock Country Club, its neighbor, has two Arnold Palmer courses, and you buy into the club only if you want to. Out past both sits The Summit Club, 555 acres with a Tom Fazio course, a Discovery Land and Howard Hughes project where some of the city's record prices have been paid.

Kind two is the established golf estate up in Summerlin North. In The Hills that means Tournament Hills along the private TPC Summerlin course, plus Eagle Hills and Country Club Hills. In The Canyons it means Bellacere and The Palisades. These went up in the 1990s and 2000s, so the lots are big and the trees are tall. Many have been redone inside. The ones that have not can be the better buy if you plan to remodel anyway.

Kind three is new. Production builders have pushed past $1 million in the western villages. In mid 2026, Ascension, a gated enclave in The Peaks where Toll Brothers and Pulte both build, ran from about the mid $1 millions to over $2 million, and Grand Park neighborhoods such as Glenrock ran about $1.1 million to $1.8 million. A new build like that can photograph like a custom home, but it comes off a builder's floor plan, and many western lots pay a Special Improvement District charge through the property tax bill.