Andalusia at The Paseos

Schools and Education

Families in Andalusia ask about schools early, and this part of Summerlin West offers strong public options: Vassiliadis Elementary School, Sig Rogich Middle School and Palo Verde High School.

Beyond the public path, Summerlin West families also weigh academy and private options, from career-focused programs to independent schools:

• West Career Technical Academy – offering career-focused programs for high school students
• The Meadows School – a prestigious private institution known for academic excellence
• Faith Lutheran Academy – providing faith-based education from elementary through high school
• Bishop Gorman High School – one of Nevada's top-rated private schools
• Adelson Educational Campus – featuring innovative educational approaches

And just across the village, the Summerlin Library gives families a quiet resource for homework, reading and community programs.

Local Economy & Business Climate

Andalusia's location keeps residents close to the western valley's employment and business centers. The area around The Paseos sits close to several major job hubs:

• Downtown Summerlin – a major retail and business hub
• Las Vegas Strip corridor – hospitality and entertainment industry jobs
• Henderson and Green Valley – technology and healthcare sectors
• Harry Reid International Airport area – logistics and transportation opportunities

For comparison shoppers, the tax picture is part of the appeal: with no state income tax, Nevada leaves more of each paycheck in residents' pockets, a factor that comes up constantly with out-of-state buyers.

Outdoor Recreation & Parks

Andalusia sits inside The Paseos, a 768-acre mixed-use village in Summerlin West, which means parks and trails are part of the neighborhood rather than an afterthought.

Community Parks and Trails

The Paseos Park is the village centerpiece, a 12.5-acre community hub with space for sports, play and gathering.

Beyond the park, the paseo trail system winds through the village, and the views lean on two of the valley's landmarks: Red Rock Canyon and the Spring Mountain Range. Those open views are part of why western Summerlin feels different from the rest of Las Vegas.

Golf and Premium Recreation

Golf is a way of life in this corner of Summerlin, and two club options sit close to the neighborhood:

• Arroyo Golf Club – An Arnold Palmer-designed course offering challenges for players of all skill levels
• Red Rock Country Club – A premier private club with championship golf and tennis facilities

For a change of scenery, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is just minutes away, and a day trip to Mount Charleston swaps the desert for pine country whenever the heat calls for it.

Real Estate Market and Trends

Andalusia homes are consistently sized, which makes the market easy to compare: floor plans run from 2,981 to 3,785 square feet, and the two-story residences come with spacious three-car garages.

Current Market Trends

Price Range: Homes in Andalusia typically sell between $850,000 to $1,200,000, depending on size, lot location, and upgrades. The market has shown steady appreciation, making it an attractive option for both primary residence buyers and investors.

Home Features: Built by Woodside Homes with quality construction standards, these two-story residences offer:

• Open floor plans with high ceilings
• Gourmet kitchens with island designs
• Master suites with walk-in closets
• Energy-efficient features
• Desert landscaping in front yards
• Private backyards perfect for entertaining

HOA and Community Fees: Residents benefit from well-maintained common areas and amenities through reasonable HOA fees that typically range from $150–$200 monthly, covering landscape maintenance, community facilities, and security features.

Andalusia is a gated community, and that combination of gating, quality construction and steady demand tends to mean fewer days on market for well-priced homes.

Dining, Shopping, and Entertainment

Between Downtown Summerlin and the surrounding villages, Andalusia residents have more dining, shopping and entertainment options than most neighborhoods can claim.

Shopping Destinations

Downtown Summerlin is the anchor, with over 125 stores and restaurants spread across the open-air center.

The retail mix leans practical and premium: Macy's, Dillard's and REI Summerlin are all part of the local lineup, and Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa sits nearby for dining, shows and nightlife.

Everyday needs are covered in the surrounding retail corridors as well, with grocery chains, pharmacies and service providers clustered throughout the western Las Vegas Valley.

Dining Scene

The dining scene around Summerlin covers every occasion, from special-occasion steakhouses to quick lunches and family dinners.

Fine Dining (Casino Resorts Nearby)

• Vintner Grill (elegant American/Mediterranean)
• Hawthorn Grill at JW Marriott (classic steakhouse vibes)
• T-Bones Chophouse at Red Rock Casino (high-end steaks and seafood)

Family-Friendly Restaurants (Throughout Summerlin)

• Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (American eats, great for kids and dogs)
• North Italia (Italian classics)
• Honey Salt (comfort food in a homey setting)

Quick Casual Options

• Café Rio (fresh, fast Mexican food)
• Panera Bread (sandwiches, salads, soups)
• Rumbi Island Grill (healthy, fast bowls)

Local Favorites / Community Hangouts

• Flower Child (healthy bowls, salads)
• Trattoria Reggiano (Italian spot in Downtown Summerlin)
• The Bagel Café (classic NYC-style bagels, breakfast & lunch)

At the same time, the Las Vegas Strip is far enough to feel like a getaway and close enough to reach for an evening out, which gives residents the best of both worlds.

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