Kestrel Village: Elevated Living with a Modern Perspective

Kestrel Village and its adjacent district, Kestrel Commons, represent a recent phase of the Summerlin West expansion. Situated at an elevation of roughly 3,000 feet, these neighborhoods offer some of the most dramatic views of the Las Vegas valley and the nearby Red Rock Canyon. 

The architectural theme across these districts is a “contemporary spin on traditional Spanish style,” characterized by clean lines, flat or low-pitch roofs, and expansive windows designed to maximize the natural light and desert vistas. 

Kestrel Village

This village focuses on gated, single-family neighborhoods. While planning for up to seven neighborhoods has been noted, there are currently six primary subdivisions established by some of the nation’s top builders:

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  Blacktail (Pulte Homes): Unique three-story homes featuring rooftop decks and contemporary layouts. 

• Crested Canyon (Taylor Morrison): A mix of two-and three-story homes with flexible floor plans and modern aesthetics. 

• Falcon Crest (Woodside Homes): A gated enclave dedicated exclusively to single-story homes, ideal for those seeking accessibility and open living. 

• Osprey Ridge (Richmond American): Features two-story homes (up to 3,335 sq ft.) including Lennar’s “Next Gen” private suites. 

• Dove Rock (Woodside Homes): A collection of two-story homes situated near the Kestrel Creek Arroyo greenway. 

Signature Connectivity

True to the Summerlin brand, the Kestrel area is anchored by two majory outdoor features that link the neighborhoods:

• The Hub: A 1.5-acre community park with a playground, bicylcle challenge track, and shaded seating.

• Kestrel Creek Arroyo: A 7.5-acre linear park/greenway with extensive walking trails and passive turf areas, designed for residents to walk to future neighborhood services.