Stallion Mountain
East Las Vegas' established gated golf community near Tropicana and Nellis: mature fairway living, family value, and a quick run to the base.
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A gated golf-course community on Las Vegas' far east side near Tropicana and Nellis, with an established 18-hole course, mature tree-lined neighborhoods, and family-friendly value.
Stallion Mountain is a gated golf-course community on Las Vegas' far east side, near Flamingo and Tropicana east of Nellis Boulevard. It built out around a championship golf course and today offers mature, tree-lined neighborhoods of single-family homes plus a 55-plus section, at a friendlier price point than the west side's golf communities.
Setting
East Las Vegas, near Nellis
Vibe
Established, golf, family
Homes
Single-family and 55-plus section
Best for
Value, golfers, Nellis commuters
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What makes it home
Life inside Stallion Mountain
The property opened in 1991 as a golf facility, became Stallion Mountain in the late 1990s, and much of the original golf land converted to homes during the early-2000s building boom. What remains is the course at the center and the mature neighborhoods around it, with the settled landscaping and established feel that only years of being lived in provide.
Homes here are a mix of single-story and two-story single-family across the community's neighborhoods, plus the Solera at Stallion Mountain 55-plus section and Stallion Mountain Estates. Mature trees, desert landscaping, and quiet courts set the tone, and the master community and sub-associations manage the gates and common areas.
The course was redesigned in 2004 by architects Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley into a single 18-hole, par-72 championship layout of roughly 7,120 yards, operated today as the public Stallion Mountain Golf Club at the community's heart. What matters day to day: an affordable, gated golf address with quick access to Nellis Air Force Base, the 215 corridor, and the east side's everyday retail.
Who Stallion Mountain truly fits
- Value-priced gated golf living
- Nellis AFB commuters
- First-time and move-up buyers
- Solera 55-plus section
- Mature, established streets
- Quick 215 and freeway access
Local Lifestyle
How everyday life works around Stallion Mountain
Dining & coffee
- Tropicana and Nellis corridors add family restaurants and coffee minutes from the gates.
- Silverado Ranch and Green Valley dining are short drives for more variety.
Parks & recreation
- Stallion Mountain Golf Club's 18-hole course keeps the gated community green.
- Quiet tree-lined streets and the nearby Sunset Park fill out recreation.
Commute & practicals
Approximate drive times in normal traffic: the Strip 20 to 25 minutes, Harry Reid International Airport 10 to 15 minutes, downtown Las Vegas 15 to 20 minutes, and Nellis Air Force Base roughly 5 to 10 minutes. Grocers and pharmacies line Tropicana and Nellis, with Valley Hospital and Sunrise Hospital nearby. Fiber availability is address-specific.
HOA & community rules
How Stallion Mountain stays planned
Stallion Mountain runs a two-tier structure: the Stallion Mountain Community Association for the master community and the Stallion Mountain Master HOA, with the Solera 55-plus section carrying its own sub-association on top. Dues cover the gates, common landscaping, lighting, and reserves.
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Questions people ask
Straight answers about Stallion Mountain
How many holes does the golf course have?
The course is an 18-hole, par-72 championship layout of roughly 7,120 yards, redesigned in 2004 by architects Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley and operated today as the public Stallion Mountain Golf Club.
Is Stallion Mountain a good value?
Generally yes. Compared with the west side's and Henderson's gated golf communities, east-side Stallion Mountain offers an established course community at a meaningfully lower entry price, with mature trees and quick Nellis and 215 access.
Is there 55-plus product here?
Yes. The Solera at Stallion Mountain section is the age-qualified 55-plus enclave within the community, with its own character and association layer.
How far is Nellis Air Force Base?
Roughly 7 to 9 miles, about a 15-minute drive at most hours, which is why the community is a favorite with military and VA buyers who want a short base commute.
Who is Stallion Mountain best for?
Buyers who want gated golf living, mature neighborhoods, and real value on the east side: military families, first-time and move-up buyers, and 55-plus buyers in the Solera section.
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