Mountain's Edge

History

How Mountain's Edge came to be

Mountain's Edge began development in the mid-2000s as one of the largest master-plans in the southwest valley, designed around an extensive network of parks and trails from its earliest phases.

Overview

What it's like here

Located in the southwest valley near the 215 Beltway, Mountain's Edge is organized around a large central park system, with residential villages built by multiple national homebuilders.

Lifestyle

Everyday life

Family-oriented and park-centric, with a strong emphasis on trails, sports fields, and community events, drawing comparisons to Summerlin's village structure at a generally lower price point.

Housing

What's available

Mostly 2000s–2010s single-family homes across a range of sizes, from starter homes to larger move-up product.

Schools

Where kids go to school

Served by the Clark County School District, with several schools built specifically to serve the community's growth.

New Construction

What's being built now

Some remaining new-construction parcels are active on the community's outer edges.

Around the neighborhood

Restaurants, shopping & recreation

Transportation

Getting around

Access via the 215 Beltway and Blue Diamond Road, roughly 20–25 minutes from the Strip.

Map

Mountain's Edge at a glance

FAQs

Common questions