Why Live in Pittman
Pittman, a neighborhood in Las Vegas, is located less than 10 miles from The Strip and Downtown, offering residents easy access to the city's main attractions. The area is north of Route 95, facilitating convenient commutes and access to shopping and dining options. The neighborhood features wavy suburban streets and cul de sacs lined with townhouses and modest ranch-style homes. Coleman Park, less than a half-mile south, provides a grassy area for sports, a covered playground, shaded picnic tables, and paved jogging and walking paths. For indoor recreation, residents can visit the nearby Mirabelli Community Center, which includes a dance studio, gymnasium, preschool program, and various youth leagues. Shopping and dining are readily available at Rainbow Plaza, anchored by Albertsons and Ross, with additional grocery options like Sprouts and Walmart Neighborhood Market nearby. Meadows Mall and Rainbow Promenade offer further shopping and entertainment, including a local theater and Barnes and Noble. Homes in Pittman are primarily three-bedroom ranch-style houses from the 1960s, with desert-landscaped lots, spacious driveways, and oversized backyards. Many properties feature modern updates or renovations, appealing to both buyers and investors. The neighborhood is served by Clark County public schools, with Vail Pittman Elementary, Frank F. Garside Junior High, and Bonanza High School nearby. Public transportation is accessible via the RTC’s 208 bus route along Washington Avenue, and Harry Reid International Airport is 15 miles away, making travel convenient.
