Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stallion Mountain a guard-gated community?
Yes, Stallion Mountain is a private, guard-gated community that provides 24-hour security, ensuring a safe and controlled environment for its residents located on the east side of the Las Vegas Valley.
What amenities does Stallion Mountain offer?
The community features the Stallion Mountain Golf Club, a spacious clubhouse with dining facilities, a fitness center, multiple swimming pools, and easy access to outdoor recreation at the nearby Clark County Wetlands Park.
What types of homes are available in Stallion Mountain?
Stallion Mountain offers a diverse range of housing options across several subdivisions, including single-family detached homes in neighborhoods like The Fairways and Black Horse, as well as low-maintenance condominium living.
Community Details
| Elementary School: | John Vanderburg Elementary School | HOA: | Yes |
| Middle School: | Neil C. Twitchell Elementary School | Guard Gated: | No |
| High School: | Liberty High School | Golf Community: | Yes |
| Jurisdiction: | City of Las Vegas | Luxury: | No |
| Primary ZIP: | 89012 | Equestrian: | No |
| Median Price: | $425,000 | Large Lots: | No |
| Region: | henderson | Historic: | No |
| Master Plan: | Stallion Mountain | Walk Score: | 22 |
Description
**Stallion Mountain: A Guard-Gated Golf Oasis on the Edge of the Las Vegas Wetlands**
While many luxury seekers look west toward the Red Rock foothills, savvy buyers and golf enthusiasts have long kept their eyes on the eastern edge of the valley. Stallion Mountain, located in the **89122 ZIP code** (extending just north of the Henderson border), stands as a unique, guard-gated sanctuary that offers a distinctive “country club” lifestyle at a price point rarely found in Summerlin or Green Valley.
Bordered by the vast Clark County Wetlands Park to the south and east, and accessed via the terminus of Flamingo Road, Stallion Mountain is a master-planned enclave that provides a stark, lush contrast to the surrounding high-desert landscape.
A Storied History: From Private Greens to Residential Enclave
The geography of Stallion Mountain is defined by its namesake, the **Stallion Mountain Golf Club**. Originally known as the Sunrise Golf Club—a massive 54-hole facility—the site underwent a significant transformation in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The property was scaled back to a more intimate 18-hole championship course, opening up significant acreage for residential development.
In the mid-2000s, major builders moved in to execute a vision of a secure, golf-centric community. Unlike many Las Vegas neighborhoods that feel like sprawling suburbs, Stallion Mountain was designed as a series of distinct villages tucked behind a single, grand guard-gated entrance off Flamingo Road and Stallion Mountain Blvd. This layout creates an immediate sense of arrival and a layer of security that is a primary draw for its residents.
The Housing Mix: Solera and Beyond
Stallion Mountain is unique because it serves two distinct demographics: active adults (55+) and traditional families. The community is divided into several sub-associations, each with its own character:
* **Solera at Stallion Mountain:** Built by **Pulte (Del Webb)** between 2004 and 2008, this is the community’s “Active Adult” wing. These single-story homes typically range from 1,155 to 1,716 square feet. They are prized for their efficient floor plans (like the “Lewis” and “Clark” models) and their own dedicated clubhouse.
* **The Fairways & The Links:** These all-ages neighborhoods feature larger, two-story homes built primarily by **KB Home** and other regional builders. Floor plans here can reach over 2,800 square feet, offering four to five bedrooms and three-car garages.
* **The Greens:** This section offers mid-sized single-family homes that often feature direct views of the fairways or the surrounding mountains.
Architecturally, the community stays true to the “Desert Mediterranean” aesthetic—stucco exteriors, red tile roofs, and stone accents. Current market prices in Stallion Mountain typically range from the mid-$300,000s for cozy Solera units to the mid-$500,000s for larger fairway-fronting estates, representing some of the best “square-foot-per-dollar” value for guard-gated living in Clark County.
Amenities and the Golf Lifestyle
The heart of the community remains the **Stallion Mountain Golf Club**, a 7,351-yard course designed by Jeff Brauer. Residents enjoy proximity to the 38,000-square-foot clubhouse, which serves as a social hub for weddings, events, and casual dining at the bar and grill.
Beyond the greens, Solera residents have access to a private community center featuring a fitness center, outdoor pool, spa, tennis courts, and bocce ball. For the all-ages sections, the HOA fees maintain the manicured streetscapes and the 24-hour guard-gated security, which remains one of the community’s most cited “pros” in real estate listings.
One of the community’s greatest “hidden” amenities is its proximity to the **Clark County Wetlands Park**. Just a short bike ride or drive away, this 2,900-acre nature preserve offers miles of paved and gravel trails, bird watching, and a reprieve from the urban environment.
Location, Schools, and Local Commerce
While Stallion Mountain feels secluded, its location on the eastern edge of Las Vegas offers surprising connectivity.
* **Commuting:** Residents are roughly 15-20 minutes from the **Las Vegas Strip** and Harry Reid International Airport via the I-515 (US-95) interchange at Flamingo Road or Boulder Highway.
* **Education:** The community is served by the Clark County School District. Students typically attend **Harley Harmon Elementary**, **Jack Dailey Elementary**, **Kathleen and Tim Harney Middle School**, and **Chaparral High School**.
* **Retail & Dining:** For daily needs, residents head five minutes west to the Boulder Highway corridor or south into Henderson. Nearby staples include **Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall**, the **Costco** at Marks Street, and the **Galleria at Sunset** mall, which is less than 10 minutes away.
Why Stallion Mountain Stands Out
What distinguishes Stallion Mountain from other Las Vegas communities is its **balance of security and serenity.** It offers a level of seclusion that is usually reserved for much more expensive neighborhoods in the west. Because it is “tucked away” at the end of a major thoroughfare, there is no through-traffic, only neighbors and golf carts.
For the buyer who wants the prestige of a guard gate, the beauty of a golf course view, and the proximity to nature at the Wetlands Park—all without the “Summerlin Premium”—Stallion Mountain remains one of the most compelling real estate opportunities in the Las Vegas Valley.
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