Why Live in Northwest Area
Northwest Area in Las Vegas features a mix of two-story and ranch-style homes, with popular designs including Spanish Mission and new traditional. Most homes have stucco exteriors, tiled roofs, and attached two-car garages. The neighborhood is characterized by desert landscaping with decorative stones, shrubs, and succulents, though some residents opt for grass lawns with irrigation systems. Gated communities with HOA fees ranging from $55 to $110 are common, but non-HOA properties with larger lots and horse pastures are also available, particularly in the southern part of the neighborhood. Local parks such as Patriot Park and Children’s Memorial Park offer playgrounds, sports fields, and picnic areas. Crystal Palace Skating Center provides nostalgic roller-skating fun, while Los Prados Golf Club features an 18-hole course. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, located 15 miles away, offers hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails. Dining options include John Mull’s Meats and Road Kill Grill, Harvest Café, and Big Dog’s Brewing Company. The area is well-served by grocery stores and casual dining along Craig Road and Rancho Drive. Transportation is primarily by car, with bus stops on major roads. The Las Vegas Strip is 11 miles away, and Harry Reid International Airport is 17 miles away. Medical care is accessible at MountainView Hospital, 3 miles away.
