Frequently Asked Questions
What schools are zoned for Coventry at Anthem?
Students living in Coventry at Anthem are typically zoned for some of the highest-rated schools in the Clark County School District, including Elise L. Wolff Elementary School, Del E. Webb Middle School, and Coronado High School.
What amenities are available to residents of Coventry at Anthem?
Residents have easy access to the 53-acre Anthem Hills Park, which features multi-purpose sports fields, basketball courts, a skate park, playgrounds, and extensive hiking and biking trails that connect to the McCullough Range.
Is Coventry at Anthem an age-restricted community?
Unlike the neighboring Sun City Anthem, Coventry at Anthem is an all-ages, family-friendly community. It consists of traditional single-family homes and does not have the 55+ age requirement found in nearby senior living developments.
Community Details
| Elementary School: | Frank Lamping Elementary School | HOA: | Yes |
| Middle School: | Del E. Webb Middle School | Guard Gated: | No |
| High School: | Coronado High School | Golf Community: | No |
| Jurisdiction: | City of Henderson | Luxury: | No |
| Primary ZIP: | 89141 | Equestrian: | No |
| Median Price: | $615,000 | Large Lots: | No |
| Region: | henderson | Historic: | No |
| Master Plan: | Anthem | Walk Score: | 8 |
Description
Anthem’s Family-Centric Jewel: The Timeless Appeal of Coventry at Anthem
Nestled in the elevated foothills of the Black Mountains in Henderson, Nevada, **Coventry at Anthem** stands as one of the most sought-after non-age-restricted neighborhoods within the prestigious Anthem master-planned community. While often confused with the sprawling 55+ enclaves nearby, Coventry serves as the vibrant, all-ages heart of the **89052** ZIP code (distinct from the Southwest’s 89141 corridor), offering a sophisticated suburban lifestyle defined by rolling topography, superior schools, and immediate access to the high-desert wilderness.
A Geographic Masterpiece in the Henderson Foothills
Coventry at Anthem is situated in the southeastern-most reaches of the Las Vegas Valley. It is bounded generally by Anthem Parkway to the east and Reunion Drive to the west, sitting just north of the Anthem Highlands transition. Its location is defined by its elevation; at approximately 2,800 feet above sea level, Coventry is noticeably cooler than the valley floor and offers sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip to the north and the rugged ridges of the Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area to the south.
For commuters, the community is strategically positioned. While it feels like a secluded retreat, it is approximately 15 minutes from the I-215 Beltway via Eastern Avenue or Green Valley Parkway, and roughly 25 minutes from the Harry Reid International Airport and the Las Vegas Strip.
Developer Legacy and Architectural Character
Developed primarily by **Del Webb/Pulte Homes** between 1999 and 2004, Coventry was the “all-ages” answer to the neighboring Sun City Anthem. The original vision was to create a neighborhood that mirrored the prestige of a custom-home community but with the functionality of a modern family subdivision.
The housing product in Coventry is diverse, ranging from manageable single-story residences of roughly 1,500 square feet to expansive two-story “executive” homes exceeding 4,400 square feet. The architectural style is “Desert Transitional”—a blend of Mediterranean tile roofs and contemporary stucco finishes that integrate seamlessly with the Mojave landscape. Lot sizes here are a major draw; unlike the “zero-lot-line” configurations seen in newer Henderson developments, many Coventry homes sit on oversized parcels of 8,000 to over 12,000 square feet, often featuring mature desert landscaping, private pools, and deep setbacks.
The Market: Why 89052 Remains a Blue-Chip Investment
Historically, Coventry at Anthem has maintained some of the highest resale values in Henderson. While original prices in the early 2000s were in the $200,000 to $400,000 range, current market values typically span from the **mid-$500,000s to well over $1.2 million** for renovated view lots.
The community’s value is sustained by its lack of a “mello-roos” style Special Improvement District (SID) fee, which many newer communities carry, and a relatively modest HOA fee that covers the maintenance of the extensive trail systems and common areas. Buyers gravitate here for the stability; it is a “move-up” neighborhood where residents tend to stay for decades rather than years.
Lifestyle and the “Anthem Hills” Advantage
The lifestyle in Coventry is anchored by **Anthem Hills Park**, a 53-acre marvel that serves as the community’s backyard. This isn’t just a neighborhood park; it is a regional destination featuring:
* Lighted basketball and volleyball courts.
* Multipurpose sports fields (soccer, football, baseball).
* A dedicated skate park and several playground “pods.”
* Direct access to the **McCullough Range trail system**, where residents can hike or mountain bike directly into the Sloan Canyon volcanic peaks.
The culture is active and family-oriented. On any given evening, the winding sidewalks of Coventry are filled with joggers, dog-walkers, and families heading to the park for youth sports.
Top-Tier Education and Neighborhood Amenities
Coventry is located within the Clark County School District’s most decorated “zones.” It is served by:
* **Elise L. Wolff Elementary School:** Located right within the community, allowing many children to walk to school.
* **Del E. Webb Middle School:** Consistently ranked among the top middle schools in Nevada.
* **Coronado High School:** Known for its rigorous academics and powerhouse athletic programs.
For daily needs, residents are less than five minutes from **The Shoppes at Anthem**, which houses a Smith’s Food & Drug, and the **Sunridge Summit St. Rose** corridor. Dining options range from the casual elegance of *Buckman’s Grille* (located at the Revere Golf Club) to local favorites like *Ventano Italian Grill & Seafood* just down the hill.
What Makes Coventry Unique?
What distinguishes Coventry at Anthem from Summerlin or the newer Southwest developments is its **maturity and topography.** You won’t find the flat, grid-like streets of 89141 here. Instead, Coventry features canyons, cul-de-sacs that terminate at mountain trailheads, and a “built-in” feel where the trees are tall and the desert has been preserved. It offers a rare combination: the prestige of an “Anthem” address without the age restrictions, and the outdoor access of a rural mountain town without sacrificing the luxury of suburban Henderson.
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