Homes for Sale in Silverstone Ranch
A master planned community in the northwest valley, originally built around a golf course, with a mix of gated and open neighborhoods and an established, grown in feel.
What Silverstone Ranch Is Actually Like
The short version, then the details.
Silverstone Ranch is a master planned community in the northwest valley, laid out in the 2000s around a golf course.
It was planned as a golf course community, with neighborhoods spread around the course and a mix of gated and open streets. The course itself has since closed, and the future of that land has been the subject of ongoing discussion, so the fairways you see in older photos are not an active course today.
I have been in Las Vegas since I was five, and I have watched several valley golf communities go through this kind of change. The homes and the neighborhoods at Silverstone Ranch remain a real, established community, and it is worth understanding the course situation as part of the picture.
It is a community of single family homes across a range of neighborhoods, established and grown in, on the north edge of the valley.
The Setting
Silverstone Ranch offers established neighborhoods on the north edge of the valley.
Planned Neighborhoods
The community was laid out as a master plan, with a range of neighborhoods, some gated, spread across the north side.
Established Landscaping
Built out in the 2000s, the community has grown in over the years into a settled, mature setting.
Northwest Access
The 215 Beltway is reachable to connect the north edge of the valley to the rest of the city.
Open North Edge
Sitting on the northern edge, the community has the open desert and mountain views that come with the location.
Worth knowing before you look here: Silverstone Ranch was built around a golf course that has since closed, and the future of that land has been under discussion. The homes and neighborhoods remain, but I would look into the current status of the course land for any home near it.
The Homes
Single family homes across a range of neighborhoods, from the 2000s.
Silverstone Ranch offers a real range of single family homes across its neighborhoods.
You will find single family homes in a variety of sizes and styles, some in gated sections and some on open streets. Because it was built out in the 2000s, the homes are established but newer than the valley’s older communities, and the neighborhood and location relative to the former course are key variables.
The neighborhood, and whether a home backs the former course land, are worth understanding here. See what is on the market right now.
Where It Sits
Northwest Las Vegas, near the 215 on the north edge of the valley.
The north edge position gives you open views and a quieter setting, with the 215 nearby for the rest of the valley. The tradeoff is distance from the Strip, in exchange for space on the edge of town.
Silverstone Ranch sits on the north edge of the northwest Las Vegas valley in the 89131 zip code, near the 215 Beltway.
How It Compares
Swipe through the communities buyers usually weigh against this one.
Providence
The master plan nearby. Providence is planned and uniform with active amenities. Silverstone Ranch is established, with the question of its former course to consider.
Centennial Hills
The broad newer area around it. Centennial Hills is a collection of neighborhoods. Silverstone Ranch is a single master plan within that part of the valley.
Skye Canyon
A newer master plan close by. Skye Canyon is newer construction with a community center. Silverstone Ranch is more established and a bit older.
Los Prados
A gated golf community closer in. Los Prados still has its course. Silverstone Ranch is larger and newer, with the course now closed.
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None of that makes one better. It makes them different, and I am happy to walk you through more than one so you can judge in person rather than from photos.
I have watched several valley golf communities go through this kind of change. The homes and neighborhoods at Silverstone Ranch remain a real community, and the course situation is just part of the picture to understand.
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Before You Buy Here
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Understand the golf course situation
The golf course that Silverstone Ranch was built around has closed, and the future of that land has been under discussion. If a home you are considering backs or overlooks the former course, look into the current status and any plans before you buy.
Know which neighborhood you are in
Silverstone Ranch spans several neighborhoods, some gated and some open. The neighborhood sets the gating, the vintage, and the association, so pin down the specific one.
Understand the HOA structure
There is a master association plus, in many neighborhoods, a sub association. Because dues and rules vary and can change, I would pull the current figures for the specific home.
Check the vintage against the systems
Homes here are from the 2000s, so systems are newer than older communities, but still confirm the age and condition of roofs, water heaters, and HVAC for the specific home.
Drive the commute honestly
The north edge is farther from the Strip and the airport. The 215 helps, but drive your actual route at your actual time of day before you commit.
What about schools?
School attendance zones and ratings change, and they can differ by address even inside one community. I would encourage you to verify current zoning and ratings directly with the district for any home you are serious about.
Silverstone Ranch Homes for Sale
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Lori Ballen
I have lived in Las Vegas since I was five years old. I have watched this valley grow from a small town into what it is now, and I have built my career in real estate here. If you are thinking about a move, I would love to talk it through with you.
702-604-7739