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Summerlin South · Village Guide

The Mesa
Summerlin South

The Mesa is one of the newer Summerlin South villages, a spacious community with a 19-acre park at its center, mountain views and the Bishop Gorman campus on its edge.

Newer single-family homes in a Las Vegas master-planned community with mountain views

Representative imagery: the home styles and setting typical of The Mesa; this is stock imagery, not a specific listing

The community

The Mesa Overview

The Mesa was established in the mid-2000s as Summerlin expanded south, with its first neighborhoods, Ladera and Amado, setting the pattern for a spacious, family-oriented village. It sits between Siena and The Cliffs, with the Spring Mountains on the horizon.

The village is anchored by The Mesa Park, a 19-acre community park with little league fields and courts, and it borders the 52-acre Bishop Gorman High School campus, which relocated to Summerlin in 2007.

  • Established in 2004, among the newer South villages
  • 19-acre Mesa Park with ballfields and courts
  • Bishop Gorman High School campus on its edge
  • Mountain views toward the Spring Mountains
  • Single-family homes from national builders
Location

Where Is The Mesa?

The Mesa sits at the southern edge of Summerlin South, near Fort Apache Road and the 215 beltway, with The Cliffs to the south and Siena to the north. Downtown Summerlin is a straight shot up the main corridors.

  • Southern Summerlin South
  • Near Fort Apache Road and the 215
  • The Cliffs to the south, Siena to the north
  • Mountain views on many streets
  • About 30 minutes to Harry Reid International
Who built it

Builders & Development

The Mesa was developed by a range of national production builders starting in 2004, giving the village a mix of floor plans with more modern layouts than the original North villages.

National builders

Woodside Homes, Richmond American Homes, Toll Brothers, Lennar and Pulte all built neighborhoods in The Mesa.

Ladera and Amado

The village's first neighborhoods launched its section of Summerlin in the mid-2000s.

Homes

Homes & Characteristics

Mostly single-family homes with contemporary floor plans, including one- and two-story designs with desert landscaping and mountain views. The village is built out and sells as resale, with a steady family market.

Market context

What It Sells For Right Now

As of mid-2026, The Mesa trades as established resale with prices driven by the South Summerlin address, updates and view. Current comparables matter more than neighborhood averages.

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Education

Schools & Education

CCSD assigns by exact address and boundaries change. Abston, Rogich and Palo Verde are commonly cited for The Mesa, but verify the specific home with the CCSD school zone lookup.

Outside

Parks & Outdoor Living

Summerlin's trail system threads through the area, and the community parks below anchor daily outdoor life.

  • The Mesa Park · the 19-acre village park with three little league fields, tennis courts and basketball courts
  • Summerlin trail system · connects The Mesa to the wider master plan
Read the Summerlin Trail Guide
Dining

Dining Nearby

A short drive puts you at Downtown Summerlin's open-air restaurant row, Rampart Boulevard, and Red Rock Resort. These are neighborhood favorites within a few minutes of most The Mesa homes.

Convenience

Shopping & Everyday Living

Recreation

Recreation & Entertainment

Health

Healthcare Nearby

Day to day

The The Mesa Lifestyle

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

Little league culture

The Mesa Park's three little league fields make the village a youth-sports hub in the summer.

Mountain views

The Spring Mountains rise across the southern horizon, with view lots throughout the village.

Private school option

The Bishop Gorman campus sits on The Mesa's edge for families who choose private education.

Family planning

Wide streets, parks and newer floor plans suit growing families.

Who it fits

Who The Mesa Is For

Families

Sports households

Buyers who want a newer South village

Private-school families

Good questions

The Mesa FAQ

When was The Mesa built?

The village was established in 2004, making it one of the newer Summerlin South villages, and it is now fully built out.

What is the big park in The Mesa?

The Mesa Park, a 19-acre community park with three little league fields, tennis courts and basketball courts.

What schools serve The Mesa?

Abston Elementary, Sig Rogich Middle and Palo Verde High are commonly cited, with Bishop Gorman High School's private campus on the village's edge. Verify CCSD boundaries by exact address.

Is The Mesa close to the 215?

Yes, Fort Apache Road and the 215 beltway are right at the village's door, with Downtown Summerlin a straight ride north.

Are there new homes in The Mesa?

The village is built out and sells as resale; new construction is happening further west in Summerlin's newest villages.

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Why Sandy

The Mesa questions, answered with the evidence

Sandy Margolin, REALTOR and Certified AI Agent, with 36+ years in real estate and approximately 20 years of prior experience as a licensed residential real estate appraiser. Nevada real estate license S.72707.

The Mesa's newer floor plans and the Bishop Gorman connection attract a specific buyer, and I have represented many of them. Let me show you which streets and lots hold value best and what the market evidence says about your target home.

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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.