2,082 people live in The Ridges, where the median age is 45 and the average individual income is $160,810. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The Ridges Homes for Sale in Summerlin, Las Vegas
The Ridges is the established flagship of Las Vegas luxury — a guard-gated village of roughly 800 acres set on Summerlin’s last shelf before the Red Rock conservation land. Terraced enclaves climb the ridgeline as high as 3,200 feet above the valley floor, capturing sandstone canyon views to the west and the glow of the Strip to the east. For two decades it has been the west side’s blue-chip address: supply-capped, design-protected, and consistently in demand.
Home to executives, professional athletes, and entertainers, The Ridges is made up of fourteen distinct enclaves, most separately gated, each with its own architectural character.
A Desert-Modern Architectural Standard
The Ridges set the template for contemporary Las Vegas luxury. Its desert-modern design language — clean lines, glass walls, and low-slung silhouettes that echo the surrounding terrain — has been imitated across the valley for twenty years. Enclaves range from the original custom estates of Falcon Ridge to the newer glass-walled builds of Azure and Silver Ridge, with a strict Summerlin design review process protecting the community’s cohesive, elevated look.
Bear’s Best Las Vegas Golf
At the community’s center is Bear’s Best Las Vegas, a Jack Nicklaus signature course that recreates 18 of his favorite holes from designs around the world. Winding through the ridgelines, it gives residents golf and greenery as a daily backdrop against the desert.
Club Ridges — Private Resident Amenities
The Ridges offers Club Ridges, a private facility of roughly 9,000 square feet reserved for residents. It includes a modern fitness center, a resort-style family pool and a year-round heated lap pool, five lighted tennis courts including a championship court, steam and locker rooms, and a full calendar of fitness classes and community events.
Homes and Pricing
Residences at The Ridges span single-family customs, semi-custom homes, and multi-family residences, all under a desert-contemporary theme. Entry-level resale homes typically begin around $2 million, with inventory under $2.5 million limited. Custom estates — particularly on Promontory Ridge — regularly trade above $8 million, and custom lots become available periodically for buyers who want to build to the community’s exacting standards.
Location and Lifestyle
The Ridges sits in the desirable 89135 ZIP code in Summerlin West, about ten minutes from Downtown Summerlin and the Red Rock Casino Resort, with quick access to the Strip and major routes. Residents also tap into Summerlin’s wider network of more than 200 miles of trails, hundreds of parks, and top-rated Clark County schools including Lummis Elementary, Sig Rogich Middle, and Palo Verde High.
Why Luxury Buyers Relocate Here
Many buyers at The Ridges arrive from California and the Pacific Northwest, drawn by Nevada’s absence of state income and estate taxes alongside a materially lower cost of luxury living than comparable coastal markets. Combined with Red Rock views, desert-modern architecture, championship golf, and a genuinely secure gated setting, the case for relocating is compelling.
The Ridges has 850 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in The Ridges do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 2,082 people call The Ridges home. The population density is 1,887 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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