Crest Landing

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Summerlin village is Crest Landing located in?

Crest Landing is situated in the Stonebridge village of Summerlin. This village is known for its elevated terrain near the base of Red Rock Canyon, offering scenic mountain views and a peaceful suburban atmosphere in the 89135 ZIP code.

What home styles and builders are featured in Crest Landing?

Crest Landing was developed by Woodside Homes and features modern, two-story single-family residences. The floor plans typically range from approximately 1,900 to 2,500 square feet, characterized by open-concept living and contemporary desert architecture.

What recreational amenities are near Crest Landing?

Residents have access to the 12-acre Stonebridge Park, which includes lighted pickleball courts, a soccer field, a playground, and shaded picnic areas. Additionally, the community is just minutes away from the extensive Summerlin trail system and Downtown Summerlin’s retail hub.

Community Details

Description

Crest Landing: Seamless Summerlin Living in the Heart of The Willows

Nestled within the prestigious 89135 ZIP code of Summerlin South, **Crest Landing** represents the quintessential “sweet spot” of the Las Vegas master-planned experience. Located in **The Willows** village, this established residential enclave offers a blend of suburban tranquility and immediate urban accessibility. Situated just southwest of the intersection of **West Sahara Avenue and South Hualapai Way**, Crest Landing is an unincorporated Clark County neighborhood that provides residents with a coveted Summerlin address without the ultra-premium price tags of the adjacent custom-home guard-gated communities.

Developer Legacy and Architectural Profile
Crest Landing was primarily developed by **KB Home** in the very early 2000s (circa 2000–2002), during a pivotal expansion phase of the Summerlin South master plan. The neighborhood was designed to cater to growing families and professionals who desired the Summerlin lifestyle—high standards of landscaping, strict CC&Rs, and proximity to top-tier schools—within a manageable footprint.

The housing product in Crest Landing consists of two-story, single-family homes that reflect the classic Mediterranean-inspired “Desert Contemporary” aesthetic prevalent in Summerlin during that era. You will find stucco exteriors in earthy tones, tiled roofs, and functional floor plans ranging from approximately **1,800 to over 2,600 square feet**. Most homes sit on lots averaging between 4,000 and 6,500 square feet, often featuring intimate backyard spaces designed for low-maintenance desert landscaping or small private pools. One of the distinguishing streetscapes includes **Crest Landing Avenue**, which serves as the primary artery connecting the quiet cul-de-sacs of the subdivision.

The 89135 Market: Stability and Value
As part of the 89135 ZIP code—consistently ranked as one of the most desirable in the Las Vegas Valley—Crest Landing enjoys exceptional price stability. While original prices in the early 2000s hovered in the mid-to-high $100,000s, current market values typically range from **$550,000 to $725,000**, depending on interior renovations and views of the Red Rock conservation area to the west.

The neighborhood is particularly attractive to buyers because it is **non-gated**, which generally results in lower monthly HOA obligations compared to the nearby guard-gated villages like The Ridges or Red Rock Country Club. Residents pay the master Summerlin South association fee, which ensures the impeccable maintenance of the surrounding “Willows” trail systems and parks.

A Hub for Education and Recreation
The defining characteristic of Crest Landing is its proximity to world-class amenities and education. The neighborhood is practically adjacent to **The Willows Park and Community Center**, which serves as the heart of the village. This 12.7-acre park features a resident-only swimming pool (complete with a popular water slide), lighted basketball courts, and the famous “Willows” scout camp area.

For families, the educational options are arguably the best in the valley:
* **Public Schools:** Residents are zoned for **Staton Elementary**, **Fertitta Middle School**, and the highly-regarded **Palo Verde High School**.
* **Private Options:** Crest Landing is within walking distance of **Faith Lutheran Middle & High School**, the largest private school in Nevada. The **Alexander Dawson School**, a prestigious independent day school, is also just minutes away.

Retail, Dining, and Connectivity
The “5-minute rule” applies perfectly to Crest Landing. A short three-minute drive north on Hualapai Way brings residents to **Downtown Summerlin**, the valley’s premier outdoor shopping and dining destination, featuring over 125 stores, the Las Vegas Ballpark, and the City National Arena (practice facility for the Vegas Golden Knights).

Daily errands are handled at the nearby **Canyon Pointe** shopping center (Costco, Best Buy) or the **Willows Village Center**, which houses a Vons grocery store and local favorites like *Leticia’s Cocina* or *Trattoria Reggiano*. For commuters, access to the **CC-215 Beltway** via Sahara Avenue or Town Center Drive is instantaneous, putting the Las Vegas Strip and Harry Reid International Airport within a 15-to-20-minute drive.

Why Choose Crest Landing?
What distinguishes Crest Landing from other Summerlin subdivisions is its **integration**. It is a neighborhood that feels connected to the forest of desert willow trees that give the village its name. It offers a “goldilocks” scenario: the homes are large enough for families but manageable enough for downsizers; the location is quiet enough to feel like a retreat but close enough to the 215 to feel connected to the entire city. For those who want the 89135 lifestyle—with its parks, trails, and prestige—without the pretension of a guard-gate, Crest Landing remains a premier choice.

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