Seven Hills
in Henderson
Seven Hills is the hillside master-planned community in southern Henderson developed by the American Nevada Company from the mid-1990s. It spans roughly 1,300 acres of rolling ground above the valley floor and holds about 25 neighborhoods with more than 2,500 homes.
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What Seven Hills is
The view is the whole story: Seven Hills was designed so that the elevation, not the builder, does the selling.
American Nevada, the same company behind Green Valley, partnered with Forest City on the plan, which takes its name and Italian neighborhood names from the seven hills tradition. Development ran from the mid-1990s through the 2000s, and the hillside lots fill first by elevation.
The master is a mix of open, family neighborhoods and gated custom pockets, and it holds some of Henderson's most recognizable estate home enclaves.
Location adds the practical layer: southern Henderson near Anthem, about 20 minutes from the Strip, with the 215 close, Sloan Canyon in the backyard and views that run all the way to the valley's west edge on clear days.
The named neighborhoods inside Seven Hills
Seven Hills is a landscape of named enclaves rather than a folder system; the commonly listed neighborhood names are below, with official sources for the developer and community pages.
Child pages: Terracina at Seven Hills now has a dedicated guide; the other named enclaves remain part of this hub rather than separate pages.
About 1,300 acres of hillside
American Nevada's official description calls it roughly 1,300 acres defined by seven prominent hills, developed with about 25 neighborhoods and more than 2,500 homes. The elevation is the amenity: many lots face the valley or the mountain skyline.
The neighborhood names
The community guides most commonly cite Summit at Seven Hills, Terracina, Capistrano, Anagni, Renaissance, Aventine, Meridiana, Monte Nero, Monte Rosa, Naples, Palermo, Portofino, Presidio, Pinnacle, Crescendo, Horizons, Majestic Hills, Marquis, Marsala, Palatine and Rapallo. Names vary by source, so the neighborhood you buy into deserves a tour, not a list.
What the housing looks like
Seven Hills is custom-heavy for a master of its age: single-family plans from established family homes to estate-scale residences, with gated pockets such as Terracina at the very top. New construction has quieted; most sales today are resale of the built estates.
Schools and the south rim
Seven Hills is zoned through the Clark County School District, with assignment by address across the area's schools. Confirm your exact zone with the district before relying on a specific campus.
Seven Hills FAQ
Who developed Seven Hills?
The American Nevada Company, the same developer behind Green Valley, built Seven Hills in partnership with Forest City, beginning development in the mid-1990s.
How big is Seven Hills and how many homes?
The master spans roughly 1,300 hillside acres in southern Henderson and holds about 25 neighborhoods with more than 2,500 homes.
Why is it called Seven Hills?
The community takes its name from seven prominent hills on the land, inspired by the seven hills of Rome and Italy, which is where many neighborhood names come from.
Are there gated enclaves in Seven Hills?
Yes. Seven Hills includes several gated pockets, including Terracina, the guard-gated all-custom enclave with its own staffed entrance, alongside open neighborhoods.
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