La Madre Peaks

La Madre Peaks

Summerlin village named for the La Madre Mountains. Elevated views, traditional southwest aesthetic.

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La Madre Peaks is one of Summerlin’s established western villages, named for the La Madre Mountains visible to the west. The character is established single-family with the traditional southwest architectural vocabulary common to mid-2000s Summerlin construction — stucco exteriors, tile roofs, desert landscaping, and the parks-and-trails layout typical of the master-plan.

Builders included national production firms (Pulte, KB, Lennar, Ryland-now-Lennar) and selected semi-custom shops. Architectural style trends traditional-southwest. Home sizes range roughly 1,800 to 4,000 square feet, with selected larger semi-custom on elevated lots.

Lot sizes typically run 6,000-9,500 square feet. Master HOA fees are approximately $90-$140/month. Resale prices typically range $600K to $1M, with renovated and view-lot homes at the upper end.

Schools. Palo Verde High School public-school anchor. School ratings: greatschools.org/nevada/las-vegas and niche.com.

Lifestyle. Red Rock Canyon is 10-15 minutes. Community parks, walking trails, the broader Summerlin trail system. Downtown Summerlin retail is 10-15 minutes. Strip and airport are 20-25.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the price range in La Madre Peaks?
Typically $600K-$1M, with renovated and view-lot homes at the upper end. Median runs $700K-$800K depending on cycle.
How does La Madre Peaks compare to other established Summerlin villages?
La Madre Peaks sits at a similar price band to The Vistas, The Trails, and The Hills — all 1990s-2000s build-out Summerlin villages with mature trees and traditional southwest aesthetics. Pick the village whose specific street character and school proximity matches your needs.
Are La Madre Peaks homes elevated?
Some are, yes — selected streets on the western edge of the village have meaningful elevation gain that opens up Red Rock and La Madre Mountain views. These lots command resale premiums.
Are HOA fees reasonable in La Madre Peaks?
Yes — $90-$140/month at the master level, which is on the lower end of the Summerlin range. Sub-community HOAs may apply for specific enclaves within the village.

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