Las Vegas, Nevada
The Pueblo
Pueblo Architecture, a 62-Acre Park
Eighteen neighborhoods, from gated condos to larger single-family.
They do not price from the same starting point. One conversation works out which one fits.
The Pueblo village in Summerlin North, on the west side of Las Vegas, is one of the original villages of the Summerlin master plan. Developed beginning in 1992 across 568 acres in the 89128 zip code, The Pueblo is defined by its architecture, its park, and its accessibility. Adobe-inspired and Mediterranean exteriors give the village a cohesive visual identity unlike any other Summerlin North community.
The Homes and Prices
Pueblo Park: 62.26 Acres, One of Summerlin's Largest Parks
Pueblo Park is a 62.26-acre linear park winding through the heart of The Pueblo village in Summerlin North at 7663 Lake Mead Boulevard. The park features an interpretive desert garden, basketball courts, children's play areas, water stations, barbecue areas, shaded seating, and walking trails, with sweeping views of the Las Vegas Valley from multiple points along the trail corridor.
The linear layout means the park runs through the village rather than sitting at its edge, placing open space within easy walking distance of most Pueblo addresses. No other village in Summerlin North has a park of this scale inside its boundary, making Pueblo Park one of the defining reasons residents choose The Pueblo over comparably priced villages nearby.
The Neighborhoods of The Pueblo
The Pueblo village in Summerlin North contains 18 distinct neighborhoods offering single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across a range of configurations and price points. Most non-gated single-family neighborhoods share the village's distinctive pueblo and Mediterranean architectural identity. Several gated communities provide additional security options within the village.
Single-Family Neighborhoods
Alta Mira, Bonita Canyon, Hermosa, La Mancha, Mirada, Monterrey, Monterrey Este, The Plateau, Salinas, Santa Fe, Sedona, Sonoma, Taos Estates, Valencia, and Vista Del Oro. Most share the village's distinctive pueblo and Mediterranean architectural identity, with mature landscaping and direct access to Pueblo Park.
Gated and Condo Communities
La Posada and Red Hills are both gated condominium communities offering the most accessible ownership price points in The Pueblo village. Buena Vista is the village's primary townhome community, featuring a clubhouse, swimming pool, spa, and exercise room with attached garages.
Not sure which neighborhood fits? Tom and Serena will walk you through how they compare, with no obligation.
Schools in The Pueblo
Richard H. Bryan Elementary School
A public Clark County School District elementary school within The Pueblo village, opened in 1996 and named for the late Nevada Governor and U.S. Senator Richard Bryan. Part of the Sig Rogich and Palo Verde feeder pattern.
The Meadows School
A 40-acre private K through 12 campus within The Pueblo, and the community's first educational facility. Opened in 1988, The Meadows was Nevada's first non-profit, non-sectarian college preparatory school and remains one of the most established private schools in Las Vegas.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School
A private K through 8 Catholic school within The Pueblo village at 1391 Promontory Ridge Way, operated by the Diocese of Las Vegas and opened in 2000. Part of a K through 12 Catholic education pathway in the Las Vegas Valley.
Location and Access
The Pueblo village sits in the 89128 zip code with direct access to Summerlin Parkway and the US-95 corridor. Daily errands stay inside the village at the Pueblo Shopping Center on Lake Mead Boulevard, where grocery, pharmacy, dining, and service tenants anchor the convenience corridor. Neighboring villages include The Hills to the north, Hills South to the east, and The Canyons further east along the 89144 corridor.
Buying or Selling in The Pueblo
The Pueblo's architectural consistency is also a pricing factor. Homes that deviate significantly from the village's Mediterranean and pueblo aesthetic, through renovation or addition, can price differently from the broader market. Understanding which improvements add value within this specific village context versus which do not is part of what separates neighborhood-level expertise from zip code-level guesswork.
For Buyers
The Pueblo offers some of the most accessible price points available within a walkable, established Summerlin community. Three schools within the village boundary, a 62-acre park, and a location convenient to Summerlin Parkway make it a practical choice for buyers who want the Summerlin lifestyle without the price premium of the golf course and guard-gated villages. Serena has represented buyers across all of Summerlin and can walk you through how The Pueblo compares to every neighboring village before you commit.
For Sellers
The Pueblo's 18 neighborhoods cover a wide range of configurations, from gated condos to larger single-family homes on generous lots, and they do not all price from the same starting point. Tom has sold 99% of his listings within the original listing agreement, reflecting the discipline of pricing each home against the right comps for its specific neighborhood and product type within the village.
Summerlin North
The Pueblo is one of eight villages in Summerlin North. Each has a distinct character, park infrastructure, and price range.
The Pueblo Within Summerlin North
Buying or selling in The Pueblo?
Whether you are drawn to a home near a 62-acre park or an accessible entry into Summerlin North, the conversation starts here.