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History, room and modern living in south Carson City
Carson City’s Stewart area shares its name with the institution that began boarding Native American children from Nevada’s Great Basin tribes in 1890. Closed in 1980, the Stewart Indian School’s campus survives through distinct stone buildings dotting lush fields between Snyder Avenue and Clear Creek. The site, designated a historic property in 1985, now houses a museum and hosts events like a massive annual powwow. Beyond this attraction, Stewart offers extra room and modern living between a busy commercial corridor and acres of rugged hills with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.
“The south end of Carson is very close to all the restaurants, grocery stores, shopping, Home Depot, Costco and things like that," says Chris Sieben, a Realtor with Re/Max Professionals-Carson. "There are a lot of amenities down on the south end."
Stewart offers community living with scenic mountain backdrops.
Locals like to visit the Stewart Indian School Museum for history and cultural exhibits.
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Ranch-style homes, room for horses and new additions
Pines and swaths of sagebrush surround many homes, which occupy spacious lots with occasional strips of grass. “It’s one of the only areas in Carson where a lot of the homes are zoned for 1-acre parcel, and they’re zoned for horses,” Sieben says.
Subdivisions with more green lawns can be found south of the old Stewart Indian School and around a small open space called Mayor’s Park. Ranch-style homes are common, but the community also features Spanish Revival, Craftsman and contemporary designs. Prices range from $430,000 for a new contemporary home to about $800,000 for a larger ranch-style house. Even larger luxury homes can top $1 million. The community also has new townhouses between $400,000 and $500,000.
The community has an overall CAP Index Crime Score of 2 out of 10, below the national average of 4.
Residents in Stewart enjoy peaceful country living and spacious properties.
Residents in Stewart enjoy contemporary living and mountain views.
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Casinos and diverse dining along U.S. Highway 395
The U.S. Highway 395 corridor bordering Stewart to the west has several entertainment venues, including the Casino Fandango. The casino is home to Duke’s Steakhouse, an elegant yet laidback spot with sailing decor, chandeliers and leather seating. Shinsen Sushi and Ti Amo Italian Grille are two of the casino’s other eateries, while the Bamboo Garden and El Charro Avitia contribute to the area’s diverse dining options. Options for groceries include Raley’s, Costco Wholesale and Trader Joe’s. “There’s a lot of shopping down there. We go down there a lot to go to Costco,” Sieben says. “There’s a lot of new businesses going in down there.”
Bodines Casino in Stewart features dining, entertainment and gaming options.
Residents in Stewart enjoy meals and conversation at neighborhood eateries.
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Neighborhood park amenities and adventures on Prison Hill
Ross Gold Park offers a neighborhood green space with a playground, sand volleyball court and horseshoe pits. Trails ring the park’s rock-lined pond, allowing for relaxing walks and views of the water, with its large waterfowl population and opportunities for fishing. The Edmonds Sports Complex has multiple fields for youth baseball and soccer.
Stewart is a gateway to Prison Hill, a 2,500-acre recreational area with dirt trails crossing sagebrush-blanketed terrain. Visitors range from dog walkers and mountain bikers to dirt bikers and off-roaders in Jeeps. The community also has quick access to U.S. Highway 50, which leads west to Lake Tahoe. “Within five minutes, you could be shooting up Highway 50 and then you’re 20 minutes from Lake Tahoe,” Sieben says. “A lot of people really do like it because it’s close to Lake Tahoe.”
Clear Creek Trail in Stewart offers scenic paths for hiking and biking.
Stewart’s parks offer open fields for soccer and outdoor recreation.
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Robotics and bowling at strong Carson City schools
Much of Stewart is zoned for Al Seeliger Elementary School, which gets a B-plus from Niche. Students may then attend Eagle Valley Middle School and Carson High School, both of which receive B grades from Niche. Eagle Valley’s extracurriculars include an after-school robotics club that tends to attract at least a few dozen students. The program gives participants early exposure to coding and other tech skills. At Carson High, successful programs include its bowling team, which went undefeated in 2025 and won a High Desert Interscholastic Bowling Program title.
Carson High School serves as a hub for student achievement in Carson City.
Al Seeliger Elementary School serves the Stewart area.
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Stewart Indian School’s Father’s Day Powwow
Each June, the Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum hosts the Father’s Day Powwow, a free event featuring hundreds of performers decked out in colorful tribal wear. The three-day event brings out vendors selling crafts and foods like Indian tacos. In addition to dancing and music, attendees will hear stories about the history of the boarding school.
I-580 commute to Reno and other local destinations
A few Jump Around Carson — JAC — buses serve Stewart, while drivers have convenient access to Interstate 580. The interstate goes to Washoe Valley communities like Reno, about 38 miles north. I-580 also leads to the Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center. The other major thoroughfare here is 395, which takes residents 4 miles north to Carson City. The Reno-Tahoe International Airport is the region’s hub for commercial flights.
Residents are able to commute quickly with the JAC bus service throughout Stewart.
Stewart, Carson City offers quick access to I-580 and U.S. Highway 395 for easy commuting.
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Clear Creek & Snyder & State Of Nevada-Stewart Facility
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Clear Creek & U.S. 395
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Clear Creek & Center
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Clearview & Oak & Southgate Shopping Center
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Koontz & U.S. 395 & Eagle Station
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Stewart Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Stewart, Carson City sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Stewart, Carson City over the last 12 months is $625,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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