Grand Park Village: An Overview

Located on the western edge of Las Vegas is Summerlin West, Grand Park Village is a rapidly emerging residential community set against the dramatic backdrop of the Spring Mountains. Situated west of the 215 Beltway and north of Far Hills Ave, the village is designed to seamlessly blend modern community planning with an active, nature-focused lifestyle. 

The Centerpiece: Grand Park

The village is built around Grand Park, which holds the distinction of being the single largest park in the entire Summerlin master-planned community (which currently boasts over 300 parks). 

 Scale: Spans more than 90 acres.

Timeline: The first phase is slated for completion in the first half of 2026, with two additional phases currently in the planning stage. 

Phase One AMentities: Includes baseball fields, pickleball and basketball courts, a splash pad, a playground, and adult exercise stations. 

Real Estate

By developing the residential areas directly around the park, the community offers residents immediate access to its sprawling green spaces and walking trails. The real estate caters to a wide variety of buyers, from families to professionals. 

Property Type: Single-family homes and attached townhomes

Availability: 5 new neighborhoods offering 34 unique floorplans

Square Footage: 1,430 to 4, 557 square feet

Price Range: High $300,000s to more than $1.6 million

Design Features: Energy-efficient designs, inviting outdoor spaces, and elevated finishes

Builders include: Toll Brothers, Pulte, TriPointe, KB Homes, Lennar, Richmond American, Taylor Morrison, and SHAWOOD.

Lifestyle and Connectivity

Grand Park Village is gaining attention for offering a calm neighborhood feel while maintaining excellent connectivity to the rest of the city.

Outdoor Living: Residents enjoy easy access to nearby parks, scenic outdoor areas, and trails that fit nature naturally into everyday routines. 

Convenience: The village is situated in close proximity to schools, shopping, dining, and entertainment throughout both Summerlin and greater Las Vegas. 

The Bottom Line: As demand for homes in Summerlin continues to rise, Grand park is quickly becoming a highly appealing destination for those seeking long-term value, modern conveniences, and a strong quality of life. 

Neighborhoods include:

Caldwell Park, Shawood at Arcadia, Ashland, Brantley, Edgewood, Aberdeen, Cloudbreak Ridge, Glenrock, Carlisle Peak/Ridge, Iris Glen, Primrose Park, and Fairview.