Why Live in Somersett
Somersett, a desert community in west Reno, is known for its spacious contemporary homes, country club, parks, and golf courses, all set against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The neighborhood features wide, winding streets lined with homes in shades of green, brown, and eggshell, some with stone facades. There is a mix of track designs, custom homes, and luxury estates with large decks and open floor plans. Manicured front yards and young trees blend with the natural scenery, offering stunning views of the surrounding hills. Outdoor activities are a major attraction, with the Somersett Golf & Country Club, an upscale swimming pool, tennis courts, and two public parks, Somersett West Park and Somersett East Park, providing ample recreational options. Sierra Vista Park, located to the east, is popular for biking and hiking. The small town center includes dining options like Peavine Taphouse Eats and Beats, Gambi’s Italian, and Sakana for sushi. Grocery stores are about 4 miles away at Raley’s, Walmart, and Safeway. The neighborhood is served by highly rated schools: George Westergard Elementary, B.D. Billinghurst Middle, and Robert McQueen High, though students need transportation as the schools are not within walking distance. Somersett is approximately 3 miles from Interstate 80, making downtown Reno an 8-mile drive, and Lake Tahoe about 40 miles away for seasonal outdoor activities. The area has a low crime risk compared to the national average, adding to its appeal for residents.
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