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Northwest valley • ±65,000 residents • ±22,000 housing units • median build-year 1998

Centennial Hills stretches from U.S. 95 west to the 215 Beltway at the base of the Sheep and Spring Mountains—about fifteen miles northwest of the Strip. Inside this twelve-square-mile “city within a city,” modern master-planned villages sit beside half-acre ranch properties and brand-new hillside estates, all at price points still below neighboring Summerlin. Condos and townhomes begin in the mid-$300 Ks, most three- and four-bedroom single-family homes run from the mid-$400 Ks to the high-$700 Ks, and guard-gated golf homes or custom builds in Skye Canyon, Painted Desert and Tule Springs often clear the million-dollar mark.

Community Layout & Notable Sub-Neighborhoods

Skye Canyon

21st-century master plan with a resident lodge, pool and full fitness center.

Providence

tree-lined parks, storybook architecture and an active neighborhood-event calendar.

Painted Desert

guard-gated golf community with mature landscaping and fairway views.

Iron Mountain Ranch & Bradley Ranch

semi-rural, horse-zoned parcels for extra elbow room.

Tule Springs

new construction bordering the 680-acre national monument.

Schools — Snapshot of Higher-Graded Options

A Quick Snapshot of Standouts

Centennial Hills offers an array of public, magnet, charter and private campuses. Below is a quick list many families target—zoning and admissions can change, so confirm details with CCSD and additional sources:

Henry & Evelyn Bozarth Elementary

(K-5) – consistently high scores plus a gifted program.

Coral Academy of Science – Centennial

(K-8, charter) – STEM-focused curriculum with top-tier results.

Somerset Academy – Skye Canyon

(K-8, charter) – strong academics and community involvement.

Walter Johnson Junior High

(6-8, magnet) – International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme.

Northwest Career & Technical Academy

(magnet high school) – college-prep pathways in health, engineering and IT.

Arbor View High School

(zoned) – broad AP selection and highly competitive athletics.

This is only a sampling; many more campuses serve the area.

Lifestyle, Recreation & Everyday Errands

delivers 120 acres of splash pads, playgrounds, pickleball, dog runs, an amphitheater and lighted walking trails.

puts Ice-Age history and miles of open-desert hiking five minutes from your door.

Centennial Center, Montecito Marketplace and Skye Canyon Marketplace—cover Costco runs, boutique coffee stops, medical offices and weekly farmers-market pop-ups.

Big Dog’s Brewing Company – award-winning craft brews and hearty pub fare on Rancho Drive.
BabyStacks Café – island-twist pancakes and brunch favorites on Durango.
Bad Owl Coffee Roasters – locally roasted espresso drinks and light bites.
Market Grill Café – family-owned spot serving rich Greek and Mediterranean cuisine beloved by longtime locals.
Seasonal U-pick outings at Gilcrease Orchard for fresh produce and community events in cooler months.

average fifteen minutes to Downtown Summerlin, twenty to the Strip and twenty-five to Harry Reid International Airport during normal traffic.

Why Buyers Love Centennial Hills

Choice and value

new-build amenities without Summerlin price tags.

Room to roam

larger lots, semi-rural pockets and sweeping mountain views.

Outdoor living

regional parks, trailheads and quick escapes to Mount Charleston.

Education options

multiple A-rated charters, magnets and respected public schools.

Authentic local scene

independent breweries, brunch cafés, family-run Mediterranean fare and community orchards right in the neighborhood.

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In the beautiful area of Centennial Hills resides 92,828 people where 73% are homeowners. With an average age of 37.5, the residents of Centennial Hills are well established, with many growing families of all ages. Over the past 30 days roughly 61 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $618,130. That is an increase of $65,723 from the previous period.

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