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Historic ranchlands, protected desert parkland & new master-planned growth

Tule Springs spans the extreme northwest corner of the valley—from the 215 Beltway north to the Sheep Mountains and from Decatur Boulevard east past North 5th Street. What began as ranch acreage fed by natural artesian springs now blends half-acre horse properties and 1960s homesteads with brand-new master-planned villages. Home choices range from 1,300-sq-ft town-homes in the low-$400 Ks to single-story semi-customs and horse-zoned estates that top $1 million. The centerpiece is Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, a 680-acre oasis of cottonwoods, spring-fed lakes and historic ranch buildings that feels a world away from the Strip.

Sub-Neighborhoods at a Glance

Villages at Tule Springs

a 1,280-acre, four-village master plan underway since 2017; will exceed 8,600 homes when complete, with parks, trails and a future retail core

Silverstone Ranch

guard-gated and gated community framed by mountain views

Elkhorn Springs

quiet 500-home pocket (1996-2008) prized for larger lots and affordability

Iron Mountain & Lynbrook

semi-rural enclaves where half-acre lots and horse privileges are still common

Los Prados

mature guard-gated neighborhood with a resident-owned executive golf course and clubhouse

Schools — Higher-Graded Snapshot

A Quick Snapshot of Standouts

Tule Springs feeds dozens of campuses; below are frequently requested options (verify zoning or charter admissions through CCSD and other sources).

Somerset Academy Sky Pointe (K-12, charter)

consistently ranks among Nevada’s top charter campuses for STEM and college prep

Coral Academy of Science Centennial (K-8, charter

A-rated academics and accelerated math/science tracks

Betsey Rhodes Elementary (K-5)

above-average public school with a gifted focus

Northwest Career & Technical Academy (magnet HS)

state-leading pathways in health science, engineering and IT

Shadow Ridge High School (zoned HS)

broad AP menu and deep athletics roster (confirm current attendance boundaries)

This is only a sampling; many more traditional, charter and private schools serve the area.

Lifestyle, Recreation & Everyday Essentials

fishable lakes, shaded picnic groves, bike paths and the historic Tule Springs Ranch offer a true desert oasis minutes from home.

hike or mountain-bike among Ice-Age dig sites and silent desert vistas.

a 60-acre U-pick farm where locals harvest seasonal fruit, pumpkins and the valley-famous apple-cider doughnuts.

Deer Springs Town Center, Centennial Center and the new Peak at Tule Springs cover grocery runs, big-box shopping and urgent-care visits.

Egg Works – breakfast stalwart on Tule Springs Road for green-chile-relleno omelets and cinnamon roll French toast.
Nittaya’s Little Kitchen – creative Thai small plates at Centennial Village (Farm & Durango)
Sicilian Guys Trattoria – neighborhood spot for wood-fired pies and house-made pasta
La Casa De Juliette – family-run Mexican comfort food beloved by locals

≈20 min to the Strip via US-95, ≈25 min to Harry Reid International Airport, and ≈30 min to the cool pines of Mount Charleston.

Why Buyers Love Tule Springs

Nature next door

live beside spring-fed lakes, a national monument and miles of open-desert trails.

Room to choose

town-homes, ranch lots and brand-new master-planned villages all in one zip code.

Local agriculture & history

Saturday orchard runs and historic ranch tours create a small-town vibe.

Education options

respected charters, magnets and traditional schools within a short drive.

Easy freeway reach

quick Beltway and US-95 access without the congestion of central Las Vegas.

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In the beautiful area of Tule Springs you’ll be in good company with around 52,803 residents with around 77% of those homeowners. With an average age of 40, the residents of Tule Springs are well established, made up of families of all age groups. Though fairly kicked back throughout the week, during weekends and holidays, you can see a lot more activity and excitement. Over the past 30 days roughly 49 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $671,678. That is an increase of $55,243 from the previous period.

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