Anthem Highlands
in Anthem
Anthem Highlands is the family member community of Anthem at the plan's upper elevations, with roughly 1,600 residences built largely from 2001 to 2003. It is the all-ages counterweight to Anthem's 55+ communities, quieter, hilltop and priced for families in the 89044 corridor.
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Anthem Highlands snapshot
- Community
- Anthem Highlands
- Parent plan
- Anthem
- City
- Henderson
- Class
- All-ages family community
- Homes
- About 1,600 residences
- Built
- Mainly 2001 to 2003
The facts fast
- The family, all-ages member community of Anthem at the plan's upper elevations.
- Roughly 1,600 residences, built largely between 2001 and 2003.
- Elevated lots buy ridge views and cooler evenings below the Black Mountains.
- Zoned through CCSD with the Anthem school chain nearby.
The family side of Anthem
Anthem Highlands sits above the rest of the master plan, built largely in the early 2000s into one of Anthem's lower-density, family neighborhoods, served by the Anthem Highlands Community Association.
The housing picture
Residences are mostly single-family, with both one and two-story plans and larger lots on the upper streets. Elevation adds the views, and the 2001 to 2003 build era means established trees and fully mature streets.
At the top of Anthem
The community climbs toward the higher ground below the Black Mountains, which buys ridge views and cooler evenings. The Madeira Canyon park sits close above, and the Anthem corridor's shops and the 215 stay a short drive below.
Schools for the Highlands
The area feeds the Anthem chain through the Clark County district, with Shirley & Bill Wallin Elementary a common elementary assignment for the Highlands, then Del E. Webb Middle School and Coronado High School for the middle and high years. Elementary zoning can vary by street, so confirm the school for a specific address with the district's zoning search.
Anthem Hills Park and the trailhead
Anthem Hills Park is the big city park for the Anthem side of Henderson, with ball fields, basketball, multi-purpose fields, a skate park, playgrounds and picnic shelters, and it doubles as the trailhead for the Anthem East Trail heading into the Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. For families in the Highlands, it is the weekend destination a short drive down the hill.
The St. Rose and Anthem corridors
Daily errands run through the St. Rose Parkway and Anthem corridors below the Highlands, with grocery, coffee and service retail a short drive from most homes. When neighbors eat out, the St. Rose standbys include The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, Texas Roadhouse and Eureka! Henderson, with Scrambled a local favorite for breakfast.
Care close by
St. Rose Dominican's Siena Campus on St. Rose Parkway is the closest full-service hospital for the Anthem side of Henderson, with a 24-hour emergency department, and the Southwest Medical Siena Heights Healthcare Center nearby offers urgent care, primary care and pediatrics for everyday needs.
Anthem Highlands FAQ
Is Anthem Highlands 55+?
No. Anthem Highlands is the family, all-ages member community of Anthem, distinct from the 55+ communities such as Sun City Anthem and Solera.
When was it built?
Primarily from 2001 to 2003, with roughly 1,600 residences in published community guides.
Is it separate from Madeira Canyon?
Yes. Madeira Canyon is a higher, gated community above the Highlands with its own name, club and park; it is not one of the six Anthem member communities.
Henderson questions with the evidence
Sandy Margolin, REALTOR® / Real Estate Agent, Real Broker LLC, Nevada License S.0072707; 36+ years in real estate; approximately 20 years earlier in her career as a licensed residential real estate appraiser; Certified AI Agent.
In Anthem Highlands, the elevation does the talking, and I help buyers make sure the price listens. I look at what comparable early-2000s homes in the same section have sold for, how view and lot position move the number, and what the Anthem Highlands Community Association adds to the monthly picture. Buyers here often ask whether the ridge views and cooler evenings are worth the premium over a lower Anthem home, and I will help you answer that with the evidence.
Value comes down to comparable sales, condition, HOA reality and what the market evidence supports, and that is exactly where my appraisal background helps. Whether you are buying, selling or just trying to understand your options in Henderson, I will lay out the numbers and help you decide rather than pressure you into one.
Nevada Sales Person License S.0072707 · Real Broker LLC · Equal Housing Opportunity
Next steps
Whether you are buying in Anthem Highlands, selling there, or comparing Henderson communities for a next chapter, the first step is a conversation with someone who reads the market evidence.