Buyers looking to turn back the pricing clock for luxury golf Course homes in Las Vegas can do so in the community of Red Rock Country Club, located in the master planned community of Summerlin.
Summerlin has consistently been ranked amound the top master planned communities in the nation.
Not long ago getting a golf course home in this community was difficult to find for under $1 million. Current market conditions have created an exceptional buying opportunity for those ready to move.
Golf front homes in the 2500 Sq. Ft. range are available starting under $700.000. Prices in this 1300 home community start in the $500,000 range and continue quickly into the multi-millions. The community surrounds two Arnold Palmer designed courses that provide challenging play and world class views of the southern Nevada desert.
The community of Red Rock Country Club backs up the the Spring Mountains so it is at the western boundry of the Las Vegas valley. Just to the south is the exclusive custom home village of The Ridges Las Vegas, home to some of the most spectacular custom homes in the nation. Homes in the Ridges are priced up to $25 million.
For more information on Red Rock County Club in Las Vegas, contact Tom Garcia or Amy Garcia of Luxury Realty Group. www.VegasLuxuryLiving.com Contact us direct at 702-360-6645.
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Wow things have sure changed since I left there in Sept. 06. I was with RE/MAX Associates in Green Valley and we had an office on Buffalo in Summerlin.
Then I moved to Oregon and Live on the Coast in Florence and have an office with RE/MAX Integrity in Eugene. Prices have not changed dramatically here like Vegas.
I was there for 23 years so I know that market very well and I am still surprised by the drastic drop in prices yet it is still and always will be a destination that people are moving to. I understand the dynamics behind the price drops but I have become accustomed to the markets here in Oregon and we just are not seeing those drops, so it is still hard to imagine. Good Luck in what I still consider my hometown.