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East Las Vegas · 55+ Community Guide

Solera at Stallion Mountain
Las Vegas

Solera at Stallion Mountain is Del Webb's guard-gated 55+ active-adult community on the east side of Las Vegas, inside the larger Stallion Mountain golf community near Sunrise Mountain: about 838 single-story homes built from 2004 to 2014, with a clubhouse, pool and pickleball courts. It is resale only, in ZIP 89122.

Single-story homes in a guard-gated east Las Vegas active-adult community at golden hour, representative of Solera at Stallion Mountain

Representative imagery: the home styles and setting typical of Solera at Stallion Mountain; this is stock imagery, not a specific listing

The community

Solera at Stallion Mountain Overview

Solera at Stallion Mountain is Del Webb's age-qualified 55+ community on the east side of Las Vegas, built inside the Stallion Mountain golf community in ZIP 89122, near Sunrise Mountain. Del Webb put the homes up between 2004 and 2014, so the housing stock is newer than most of the surrounding east-side neighborhoods, and the community is guard-gated, with its own staffed entry.

The community is fully built out and resale only. That is not a downside; it means the pricing evidence comes from actual closed sales rather than a builder price sheet, which is exactly what comparable-sale analysis is built for. It also means condition and updates carry the value, and what you see is what the community will be.

For the 55+ buyer, Solera is the quiet, single-story, golf-adjacent option on the east side, with Sunrise Mountain on the horizon, a clubhouse and a social calendar the association runs, and the Stallion Mountain golf course effectively in the backyard.

  • Del Webb's guard-gated 55+ active-adult community in east Las Vegas
  • About 838 single-story, single-family homes
  • Built 2004 to 2014, resale only
  • Roughly 1,140 to 1,716 square feet, 2 to 3 bedrooms
  • Clubhouse, outdoor pool and spa, tennis, bocce and pickleball courts
  • Inside the Stallion Mountain golf community, ZIP 89122
Location

Where Is Solera at Stallion Mountain?

Solera sits on the east side of Las Vegas inside the Stallion Mountain golf community, off Flamingo Road in ZIP 89122, with Sunrise Mountain rising to the east. The Strip is roughly seven miles west, Galleria at Sunset is about ten minutes southeast, and Boulder Highway, U.S. 95 and the 215 all reach the community easily.

The east side is its own world: quieter, closer to the mountains and far removed from the resort corridor, with daily needs along Boulder Highway and Flamingo Road and the rest of the valley a short drive away.

  • East Las Vegas, ZIP 89122
  • Inside the guard-gated Stallion Mountain golf community
  • Near Sunrise Mountain
  • About 7 miles from the Strip
  • Minutes to Boulder Highway, U.S. 95 and the 215
Who built it

Builders & Development

Because Solera is fully built out, the value lives in condition, updates, lot position and the view, and that is where an appraisal-trained eye earns its keep. I price Solera homes from recently closed sales of the same plan rather than a remembered price sheet, and I include the HOA reality in the comparison.

Del Webb (PulteGroup)

Del Webb developed and built Solera, with construction running from 2004 to 2014. It is Del Webb's east-side active-adult address, and the community's occupancy rules follow the standard Del Webb 55+ model.

Five floor plans

All single-story, with two to three bedrooms and roughly 1,140 to 1,716 square feet across the plans, each with an attached garage and low-maintenance desert yards.

Stallion Mountain setting

Solera is one piece of the larger Stallion Mountain golf community, originally planned around a 54-hole golf facility. Two of the courses gave way to this Del Webb development, and the remaining 18-hole course is independently owned and open for public play.

Homes

Homes & Characteristics

Every home in Solera is single-story and single-family, built by Del Webb between 2004 and 2014 in five floor plans running roughly 1,140 to 1,716 square feet, with two to three bedrooms. Ranch-style rooflines, attached two-car garages and tidy desert landscaping give the community a consistent, low-maintenance look, and because the build years span a decade, condition and updates vary enough that the same plan can carry very different values.

Market context

What It Sells For Now

Solera has been a resale market for years, so the honest answer to what anything costs is in the closed sales, not a published price. Plan, square footage, condition, updates and whether you are looking at a mountain or golf view all move the number. I will pull the current active and recently closed comparables for the exact home style you want, including the Solera HOA, so you know what a given price is actually buying.

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Education

Schools & Education

Solera is an age-qualified 55+ community, so school zoning is context for visiting grandchildren and household staff rather than the buying decision. CCSD assigns by exact address and boundaries change, so confirm any specific address with the official CCSD zone lookup if a school matters.

Outside

Parks & Outdoor Living

The community's own walking trails handle the daily stroll, and Sunset Park covers the big regional park needs on the east side.

  • Sunset Park · Clark County's large regional park on East Sunset Road, with lakes, picnic areas, a dog park and sports fields, about fifteen minutes from Solera
Golf

Golf Nearby

Golf is part of daily life across Summerlin. Public courses are open to anyone; private clubs are members-only and usually require a resident or member introduction.

  • Stallion Mountain Golf Club · the 18-hole, par-72 course at 5500 E Flamingo Road, open for public play and effectively Solera's backyard
Dining

Dining Nearby

Dining near Solera runs along the Boulder Highway and Flamingo corridors, with Omelet House and Chuck Wagon the neighborhood anchors and plenty of casual options along the way.

Convenience

Shopping & Everyday Living

Recreation

Recreation & Entertainment

  • Solera clubhouse, fitness center, outdoor pool and spa, tennis and bocce courts, four pickleball courts, billiards, hobby and game rooms, patio and walking trails
  • Stallion Mountain Golf Club · 18 holes of public golf at the community's door
Health

Healthcare Nearby

Day to day

The Solera at Stallion Mountain Lifestyle

Daily life in Solera at Stallion Mountain is shaped by the mix below. No two Summerlin villages feel the same, and Solera at Stallion Mountain's personality comes from its homes, its people and its location.

Guard-gated and quiet

A staffed entry keeps the community private, with the golf community's gates around it.

Golf at the doorstep

The 18-hole Stallion Mountain course is effectively the backyard.

Clubhouse culture

A 10,000-square-foot clubhouse, pool, spa and pickleball courts with a full social calendar.

East-side convenience

Boulder Highway, U.S. 95 and the 215 make the rest of the valley easy to reach.

Who it fits

Who Solera at Stallion Mountain Is For

Downsizers and empty nesters

55+ buyers who want the east side

Golf and clubhouse-lifestyle buyers

Buyers who want a gated, single-story community

Good questions

Solera at Stallion Mountain FAQ

Is Solera at Stallion Mountain a 55+ community?

Yes. Solera is Del Webb's age-qualified active-adult community: at least one resident in each household must be 55 or older, and no one under 19 is permitted as a permanent resident under the community's occupancy rules. The exact rules are set out in the governing documents, so verify them with the association before you commit.

How many homes are in Solera at Stallion Mountain?

About 838 single-story, single-family homes in five floor plans, built by Del Webb from 2004 to 2014. Plans run roughly 1,140 to 1,716 square feet with two to three bedrooms, all resale.

Is Solera gated?

Yes. Solera is a guard-gated community with a staffed entry, and it sits inside the larger Stallion Mountain golf community on the east side of Las Vegas, with the golf community's gates around it.

What amenities does Solera have?

Solera has its own clubhouse of roughly 10,000 square feet with a fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool and spa, tennis and bocce courts, four pickleball courts, billiards, hobby and game rooms, a large patio and walking trails, with a lifestyle director running the social calendar.

Is there golf nearby?

Yes. Solera sits inside the Stallion Mountain golf community, and the 18-hole, par-72 Stallion Mountain Golf Club at 5500 E Flamingo Road is open for public play. The community's own pool, courts and clubhouse come with the HOA.

What do Solera homes cost?

Solera is resale only, so the honest price is whatever recent closed sales say for the specific plan, condition and lot position you are looking at. I pull the current comparables for the exact home style and price it from the evidence, not from a remembered number.

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Why Sandy

Solera at Stallion Mountain questions, answered with the evidence

Sandy Margolin, REALTOR and Certified AI Agent, with 36+ years in real estate and more than 15 years of prior experience as a licensed residential real estate appraiser. Nevada real estate license S.0072707.

Solera is one of those communities where plan, condition, update level and view move the price more than any formula, and that is exactly the kind of valuation work I have done for decades. I will compare Solera's closed sales honestly against Sun City Summerlin, Solera at Anthem and the other 55+ options, and tell you where your money goes.

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Next Steps

Whether you are buying, selling, downsizing or just figuring out what comes next, the first step is a conversation with someone who reads the evidence.