Centennial Hills

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$687,685

Average Sales Price

1,322

Total Listings

Centennial Hills Homes for Sale

Centennial Hills is northwest Las Vegas at its most livable — a roughly 30-square-mile stretch north of the 215 Beltway, climbing gently toward the Spring Mountains along the US-95 corridor. Newer construction than the older east side, more elevation than the central valley, and enough open desert at its northern edge that the sprawl actually stops somewhere.

Why Buyers Choose Centennial Hills

The housing stock is newer, the streets are wider, the schools are a draw, and you get measurably more square footage per dollar than in Summerlin — while still being roughly twenty minutes from the Strip when you want it.

Neighborhoods Inside Centennial Hills

Centennial Hills is not one subdivision but a collection of them. Providence is the largest master plan at roughly 2,400 acres, with its own retail at Providence Promenade. Iron Mountain Ranch is smaller at about 850 acres, Mediterranean-styled, and often better value per square foot. Skye Canyon sits at the northwest edge, newer and more active-lifestyle oriented. Tule Springs anchors the north end beside the fossil beds.

Parks, Schools and Everyday Life

Centennial Hills Park is one of the largest community parks in the valley, with playgrounds built for all abilities. Just north, Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs covers 2,040 acres of lakes, cottonwoods and walking trails, alongside the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. Centennial Hills Hospital anchors the medical side and US-95 plus the 215 Beltway make the commute straightforward. The area falls within the Clark County School District, and assignments vary block to block — confirm the specific school for any address before you write an offer.

Buying or Selling in Centennial Hills

Sean Everett has been licensed in Nevada since 2008 and has personally managed more than 250 renovation projects across the valley. For buyers, that means walking a Centennial Hills home and knowing what you are actually inheriting — the roof, the HVAC, the 2004-era finishes. For sellers, it means knowing which improvements return money in this specific submarket and which ones do not.