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Spring Mountain Ranch
Spring Mountain Ranch is a residential master-planned community in the Centennial Hills area of northwest Las Vegas (ZIP 89143), built largely between 1999 and 2006 by KB Home, D.R. Horton, Pardee and Spinnaker. It is known for larger lots, quieter streets and mountain views toward the Spring Mountains.
Representative imagery: the larger-lot residential character of the area
Spring Mountain Ranch Overview
Spring Mountain Ranch is a residential master-planned community in the Centennial Hills area of northwest Las Vegas (ZIP 89143), off U.S. 95 toward the Spring Mountains. Note that this residential community is a different place from Spring Mountain Ranch State Park near Red Rock, which is in the western valley.
The community was developed by several national and regional builders, notably KB Home, D.R. Horton, Pardee Homes and Spinnaker, with the main build-out between roughly 1999 and 2006. It spans about 600 acres with roughly 1,600 to 2,000 plus single- and two-story homes.
It is known for quieter residential streets, relatively larger lots than denser parts of Las Vegas and mountain-view properties along its western edge. It is HOA-governed but not guard-gated, appealing to families who want a suburban feel close to city conveniences.
~600
Acres
1999-06
Main build-out
HOA
Community managed
Homes in Spring Mountain Ranch
Spring Mountain Ranch is a resale market of early-2000s homes from a mix of builders, in one- and two-story plans on relatively larger lots. Values vary by builder, lot size and whether the home faces the mountains. Because it is HOA-managed rather than guard-gated, fees and rules differ from the gated communities nearby.
Builders
KB Home, D.R. Horton, Pardee, Spinnaker
Build era
Roughly 1999 to 2006
Styles
1- and 2-story, larger lots
Character
Family-focused, HOA-managed
Location, Recreation & Everyday
Spring Mountain Ranch sits close to the community parks and the Centennial Hills retail corridor, with Floyd Lamb Park and the Tule Springs Fossil Beds nearby and the Spring Mountains recreation up U.S. 95. The public schools most commonly associated with the area are part of the Clark County School District.
Representative imagery: the Spring Mountains recreation up the road
Arbor View High School
The Clark County School District high school most commonly zoned for Centennial Hills and Skye Canyon, a Governor-designated STEM school.
School websiteCentennial High School
A long-established CCSD high school commonly associated with the Centennial Hills and Providence area.
School websiteVerify a specific address: CCSD zoning and school finder.
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
A 680-acre City of Las Vegas park with four spring-fed ponds, picnicking and the historic Tule Springs Ranch, at 9200 Tule Springs Road (89131).
Official siteTule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument
An urban national monument preserving Ice Age fossils, with trails along the Upper Las Vegas Wash, managed by the National Park Service.
Official siteGo Mt Charleston (Spring Mountains NRA)
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, about 35 miles northwest, with hiking, camping and cooler summer escapes via Kyle Canyon and Lee Canyon.
Official siteLee Canyon Ski & Bike Resort
Southern Nevada's ski area, with a summer bike park and scenic chairlift, high above the northwest valley.
Official siteSkye Canyon Park
A neighborhood park in the Skye Canyon master plan with soccer fields, basketball courts, play areas and walking paths.
Official siteCasual & local favorites
- The Standard Tavern A neighborhood spot at 8675 W Rome Blvd.
- Lindo Michoacan Vibrant Mexican restaurant on West Tropical Parkway.
- La Casa De Juliette A well-loved North Las Vegas-area eatery.
Quick & global bites
- Wahoo's Fish Taco Fish tacos near West Tropical Parkway.
- Thai Street Cafe Thai on Centennial Center Boulevard.
- Qwik Thai Quick Thai takeout on North Hualapai Way.
Centennial Hills Hospital
Full-service hospital and 24/7 emergency department at 6900 N Durango Drive, 89149.
Visit siteUMC Quick Care Centennial Hills
Convenient urgent-style care on Centennial Center Boulevard.
Visit siteSpring Mountain Ranch FAQ
Where is Spring Mountain Ranch in Las Vegas?
Spring Mountain Ranch is a residential master-planned community in the Centennial Hills area of northwest Las Vegas (ZIP 89143), off U.S. 95 toward the Spring Mountains. It is separate from Spring Mountain Ranch State Park near Red Rock, which is a different place in the western valley.
Who built Spring Mountain Ranch?
The community was developed by several national and regional builders, notably KB Home, D.R. Horton, Pardee Homes and Spinnaker, with the main build-out between roughly 1999 and 2006.
What are the homes like in Spring Mountain Ranch?
The community spans roughly 600 acres with about 1,600 to 2,000 plus single- and two-story homes, known for quieter residential streets, relatively larger lots and mountain-view properties along its western edge.
Is Spring Mountain Ranch gated?
No. Spring Mountain Ranch is an HOA-governed community rather than a guard-gated neighborhood, appealing to families who want a suburban feel close to city conveniences.
What does the area offer?
The community offers a quiet suburban feel with larger lots and mountain views, close to Guzzler Dog Park, Floyd Lamb Park and the Centennial Hills retail corridor, with the Spring Mountains recreation up U.S. 95.
The local expert who reads value
Sandy Margolin, REALTOR and Certified AI Agent, with 36+ years in real estate and approximately 20 years of prior experience as a licensed residential real estate appraiser, with Real Broker LLC and Nevada Sales Person License S.72707.
In a community where lots and views vary more than the homes themselves, value sits in the details. I help buyers and sellers understand what the evidence says a home is worth here.
Nevada Sales Person License S.72707 · Real Broker LLC · Equal Housing Opportunity
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