The Cliffs

Summerlin saved some of its most scenic land for last. The Cliffs opened its first neighborhood in 2016 and has been building out since, which means the village still feels current: modern floor plans, newer landscaping, and the clean streets that come with a recent master plan. The name comes from the ridgeline that forms its western backdrop, and the views are the point.

The village is built by multiple national builders, including Pulte, Toll Brothers, Tri Pointe, Taylor Morrison, Lennar, Woodside, and Richmond American, each with its own pocket of the village. Home styles are mostly single-family and desert-contemporary on elevated lots, with mountain, valley, and ridge views. Regency by Toll Brothers, the village's age-qualified 55-plus neighborhood, is part of the same address, and the private Red Rock Country Club sits at the village's edge.

Faiss Middle School serves the village, and Summerlin's network of parks and trails is at the doorstep. The private Red Rock Country Club, with two Arnold Palmer-designed courses, a large clubhouse, a sports club, fitness, and tennis, anchors the luxury lifestyle beside the village. Downtown Summerlin's shopping and dining are a short drive, and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is minutes west.