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1,200-acre master plan • ±7,000 homes built 2006-present

Perched against the southern flanks of the Sheep Mountains, Providence brings a story-book vibe to the northwest valley with tree-lined streets, white picket fences, and pocket parks named after Mark Twain characters. Gated and non-gated neighborhoods weave around broad promenades and two signature parks—Knickerbocker and Huckleberry—creating a true front-porch community where neighbors linger at sunset and kids ride bikes to school. Housing options start with low-maintenance townhomes in the mid-$300 Ks, move up to three- and four-bedroom traditionals in the high-$400 Ks to mid-$600 Ks, and top out with semi-custom, view-oriented estates that can reach the high-$800 Ks. HOA dues remain moderate, yet members enjoy miles of walking paths, pet-friendly greenbelts and a steady calendar of movie nights, holiday parades and farmers-market pop-ups.

Neighborhood Highlights

Knickerbocker Park

15 acres of ball fields, dog runs, splash pad, and a hilltop gazebo with panoramic valley views.

Huckleberry Park

tennis, pickleball, picnic lawns and an “adventure playground” that anchors weekend playdates.

Northern Terrace

enclave with its own clubhouse, fitness room and three pools.

Franklin Park & Madison Grove

gated collections of two-story and single-story homes on larger lots.

The Promenade

mile-long landscaped walking trail that links most villages without crossing major streets.

Schools

Higher-Graded Snapshot

Families in Providence tap into a mix of traditional public, magnet and charter campuses. Below are several well-regarded options; many other schools serve the area, so double-check current zoning and admissions through CCSD or direct school contacts.

Lucille S. Rogers Divich Elementary (K-5)

modern campus opened 2015 with strong STEM enrichment.

Henry & Evelyn Bozarth Elementary (K-5)

gifted programs and active parent community.

Edmundo Escobedo Sr. Middle School (6-8)

award-winning band, robotics and athletics.

Arbor View High School (9-12)

broad AP catalog, competitive sports and performing arts.

Somerset Academy – Skye Canyon (K-8, charter)

college-prep curriculum with emphasis on science and technology.

Lifestyle, Dining & Everyday Errands

Local conveniences

cluster at Hualapai & Dorrell—Albertsons, Ace Hardware, Starbucks, nail salons and an EOS Fitness keep daily chores close to home.

Neighborhood flavor:

Rebel Coffee Roasters – small-batch espresso and fresh pastries right at the community entrance.
Buon Gusto Ristorante – family-run Italian spot for wood-fired pizza and house-made pasta.
Distill – A Local Bar – late-night burgers, craft beer and trivia nights without a trip to the Strip.
Ohjah Japanese Steakhouse – lively teppanyaki tables perfect for birthday dinners.

Big-box shopping

at Centennial Center and Skye Canyon Marketplace sits five to ten minutes north for Costco runs, big-brand retail and weekend farmers markets.

Outdoor escapes

Mount Charleston trailheads lie thirty minutes up U.S.-95; Red Rock Canyon’s scenic loop is twenty minutes southwest.

Commute times

about fifteen minutes to Downtown Summerlin, twenty to the Strip via Summerlin Pkwy/U.S.-95, and twenty-five to Harry Reid International Airport in normal traffic.

Why Buyers Love Providence

Story-book curb appeal

tree-lined streets, front porches and neighborhood parks.

Active HOA lifestyle

holiday parades, movie nights and farmers markets that foster true community.

Varied housing choices

townhomes, gated tract homes and view lots within one master plan.

Outdoor focus

two signature parks, miles of walking trails and quick access to mountain hiking.

Northwest convenience

easy freeway reach without sacrificing quiet, starry nights.

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In the beautiful area of Providence you’ll be in good company with around 16,383 residents with around 76% of those homeowners. With an average age of 30, Providence has a fairly young population filled with young professionals, new parents, and new homeowners. Over the past 30 days roughly 21 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $496,552. That is a decrease of $16,444 from the previous period.

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