Spanish Trail

Spanish Trail was the first gated community of its kind in Las Vegas, and the maturity shows. Four decades of trees and landscaping give the streets a park-like, settled feel that newer master plans cannot fake, and the community has been fully built out for years, so what you see is what the neighborhood is, no construction dust and no unknown phases.

At the center sits the private, member-owned Spanish Trail Country Club, whose 27-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. course opened in 1984 and has hosted the PGA Las Vegas Invitational five times. Three nines combine in different ways, offering variety to members, with a clubhouse, dining, tennis, fitness, and pools rounding out the club experience.

The home mix spans the spectrum: low-maintenance townhomes for lock-and-leave buyers, tract and semi-custom single-family homes from roughly 2,000 to 4,000 square feet, and fully custom golf-course estates that run much larger. Spanish and Mediterranean detailing dominates, and the golf-frontage homes carry the community's most dramatic settings.

Its location just south of Summerlin, about six miles from the Strip and close to the 215 and Charleston corridors, pairs the established west-side lifestyle with easy access to Boca Park, Downtown Summerlin, and the airport. For buyers who want a secure, quiet, mature golf community rather than the newest build, Spanish Trail is a short list of one.