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Kyle Canyon follows State Route 157 from U.S. 95 west toward the pine-clad peaks of the Spring Mountains. What began as a rural corridor dotted with horse acreage now blends brand-new master plans, view-oriented custom homes and decades-old ranchettes shaded by tall cottonwoods. Morning temperatures run a few degrees cooler than the valley floor, sunsets bounce off 11,000-foot Mount Charleston, and weekend hikes start ten minutes from most driveways. Housing ranges from low-maintenance town-homes in the mid-$400 Ks to single-story four-bedroom traditionals in the $600 Ks–$800 Ks, while custom estates on oversized, hillside lots can exceed $1 million. HOA fees stay moderate unless you opt for a guard-gated ridge community.
1,700-acre master plan with a lodge-style clubhouse, pools, fitness center and miles of paseos connecting pocket parks.
newer phases east of the beltway offering modern desert-contemporary architecture and still-growing retail.
Lennar and Pulte enclaves of single-story and two-story homes with mountain or Strip sight-lines.
semi-rural pockets where half-acre lots, horses and RV garages remain common.
Kyle Canyon residents tap into a mix of traditional public, charter and magnet campuses. Below are several well-regarded choices; many more schools serve the area, so confirm current zoning or admissions directly with CCSD or individual campuses.
modern campus with strong STEM enrichment.
gifted program and active parent community.
college-prep curriculum with emphasis on science and technology.
award-winning band, robotics and athletics.
broad AP catalog, competitive sports and performing arts.
Trailheads into the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area (Mary Jane Falls, Cathedral Rock, Fletcher Canyon) sit 15–25 minutes uphill; Lee Canyon ski slopes are 40 minutes away in winter.
resident coffee shop, pool, splash pad, yoga lawn and full gym included with most HOA packages.
Skye Canyon Marketplace (Smith’s Marketplace, Café Lola, Aspire Coffee House, local pet shop) covers daily errands; Centennial Center’s big-box stores lie ten minutes east for larger hauls.
about 20 minutes to Downtown Summerlin via the 215 Beltway, 25 minutes to the Strip off-peak, and 30 minutes to Harry Reid International Airport.
From turnkey Skye Canyon cottages to acreage estates along Grand Teton, I’ll match your wish-list with on-market and private opportunities. Call, text or email anytime—your Kyle Canyon home search starts here.
Welcome to the beautiful area of Kyle Canyon! As of the latest US census, around 22,652 call this area home and around 78% are homeowners. With an average age of 30, Kyle Canyon has a dynamic, and energetic population. In any given day, you’ll see parents taking their kids to school, staying active in the nearby parks, or simply enjoying the hustle and bustle of Kyle Canyon. Over the past 30 days roughly 44 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $484,057. That is a decrease of $78,131 from the previous period.
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