Landings at Caldwell Park at Summerlin: New KB Home Community in Grand Park Village
Landings at Caldwell Park is a new-construction community in the Grand Park Village district of Summerlin West, built by KB Home, with roughly 95 new two-story homes ranging from about 1,832 to 2,500 square feet. The community had its grand opening in spring 2025 and is not age-restricted. Here is what the community actually is, where it sits in Summerlin, what the homes are like, and the trade-offs worth weighing before you visit the model.
Quick Takeaways
- Landings at Caldwell Park is a new KB Home community in Grand Park Village, Summerlin West, ZIP 89138.
- The community had its grand opening in spring 2025 and is not age-restricted.
- It is a collection of roughly 95 new two-story homes with up to five bedrooms and four bathrooms.
- Reported home sizes range from approximately 1,832 to 2,500 square feet; verify current plans directly.
- It sits in Grand Park Village, about a 5-minute drive or less to Grand Park and about 10 minutes to Downtown Summerlin.
- Published reports place pricing from the mid $500,000s, with recent listings around $539,000 to $660,000; treat this as approximate context and verify directly.
Landings at Caldwell Park at a glance
| Detail | What it is |
|---|---|
| Location | Grand Park Village, Summerlin West, Las Vegas, NV 89138 |
| Community type | New construction, not age-restricted |
| Builder | KB Home |
| Home style | Two-story single-family homes |
| Bedrooms / baths | Up to 5 bedrooms / up to 4 bathrooms |
| Size range | Approximately 1,832 to 2,500 sq ft (verify directly) |
| Homes planned | Roughly 95 homes |
| Nearby amenities | Grand Park (planned ~90 acres, first phase open), Downtown Summerlin, walking and hiking trails |
| Pricing context | From the mid $500,000s per published reports (verify directly) |
What Is Landings at Caldwell Park?
Landings at Caldwell Park is a dedicated new-construction neighborhood by KB Home, set within the Grand Park Village district of Summerlin West. It is a two-story-only collection, which is a meaningful point for a lot of buyers: if a single-story floor plan is non-negotiable, this community is not the place to start looking.
The community is not age-restricted, so it sits in a different category from the 55+ active-adult villages I work with in Summerlin and Henderson. That makes it a fit for buyers of any stage who want a new, two-story home in a growing Summerlin West village rather than an age-qualified setting.
A note on numbers before we go further: reported figures for this community, like the home count, bedroom and bath counts, and square footage, come from published information and are approximate. Builders adjust plans and inventory as phases sell, so treat any number here as a starting point and verify the current details for the specific home you are considering.
Where Is Landings at Caldwell Park in Summerlin?
Landings at Caldwell Park sits in Grand Park Village, one of the newest districts in Summerlin West, with a 89138 ZIP code. Summerlin itself is Las Vegas's large master-planned community, divided into Summerlin West, North and South, and its big draw is that it was planned around amenities from the start: parks, golf, shopping including Downtown Summerlin, and a trail system that connects villages and neighborhoods.
From Landings at Caldwell Park, Grand Park is about a 5-minute drive or less, and Downtown Summerlin is about 10 minutes away. The community is also near walking and hiking trails, which is the part of Summerlin living that quietly matters more than most buyers expect.
For the full picture of the master plan, start with the Summerlin community guide, and for this specific corner of it, the Summerlin West guide covers the newer villages and how they fit together.
What Are the Homes Like?
Landings at Caldwell Park is a two-story home collection. Published information describes roughly 95 homes ranging from approximately 1,832 to 2,500 square feet, with up to five bedrooms and four bathrooms. Some reports cite the top of the range around five bedrooms and about 2,500 square feet. As with any new community, current plan availability changes as homes sell and new phases release, so confirm the active plans against today's inventory.
KB Home is the builder here. I name them as a fact about the development, not as an endorsement of one builder over another. KB Home is a national builder with its own design process, included features, and upgrade menu, and the final home reflects the options the buyer selects, so the finished product varies from the model. What matters for your decision is comparing the base price, the included standard features, the lot premium, and the upgrade path against what you actually want.
If new construction is new to you, the new-construction buyer guide walks through the process, and the new-home search guide covers how to shop new communities alongside resale homes without getting lost in the listing sites.
What Is Grand Park Village Like?
Grand Park Village is one of Summerlin West's newest villages, and it is named for its centerpiece: a planned park of roughly 90 acres called Grand Park, with the first phase already open. That is an unusually large amount of dedicated open space for one village, and it anchors walking paths, play areas and community gathering space as the surrounding neighborhoods fill in.
Because Grand Park Village is new, buyers should expect construction activity, new streets, and amenities and retail that arrive in phases rather than all at once. New villages trade a finished, mature feel for newer homes and the chance to be part of a neighborhood from the start. There is no wrong answer there, only a preference worth knowing before you choose.
For a deeper look at the district, the Grand Park village guide lays out the development plan and the other new communities building out alongside Landings at Caldwell Park.
What Is the Lifestyle Like in Summerlin West?
Summerlin's lifestyle argument is the same at Landings at Caldwell Park as it is across the master plan: amenities are close, and they were planned rather than patched in later. Downtown Summerlin, about 10 minutes away, is the open-air shopping, dining and entertainment hub of the west side, and the village's trail network connects to walking and hiking routes without getting in the car.
Golf is part of the Summerlin identity, with courses woven through the villages, and the mountain views west of Summerlin are part of daily life rather than a weekend trip. For buyers relocating from out of state, the relocation guide is where I send people who want to understand how Las Vegas neighborhoods actually differ before they start comparing floor plans.
Schools in Summerlin West are served by the Clark County School District. Boundaries can shift as a village grows, so verify the current assignment for a specific address directly with CCSD rather than assuming a school from a community's marketing.
How Much Do Homes at Landings at Caldwell Park Cost?
Published reports put starting prices at Landings at Caldwell Park from the mid $500,000s, with recent listings in the area around $539,000 to $660,000. I want to be direct about what this number is and is not. It is approximate current market context from published information, not a guarantee and not today's live pricing for a specific homesite.
With new construction, the advertised base price is only the beginning. Lot premiums, the design-center upgrade menu, optional energy or solar features, and closing costs can move the final number meaningfully, and builders often pair incentives with using their preferred lender, which changes the comparison. Verify the current price sheet directly, and ask for the lot premium and included-features list in writing before you commit to anything.
If your real question is what a move like this does to your own numbers, that is a different conversation than a price per square foot, and it is exactly what I help buyers work through. You can schedule a call to talk through it, or start with a home value analysis if you are also trying to figure out what your current home is worth.
What Are the Real Trade-Offs?
Every new community has trade-offs, and the honest ones are worth naming before you fall in love with a model. At Landings at Caldwell Park, the main ones are:
- Two-story only: every home here is two stories, so a single-level layout is simply not on offer.
- A new village: expect construction, phased amenities and streets that keep building out around you for a while.
- HOA and master fees: new Summerlin communities carry association and master-plan fees; confirm the current amounts, not a marketing estimate.
- Builder process: pricing, incentives and timelines are controlled by the builder's sales program, so comparing new versus resale takes real legwork.
- Approximate numbers: size, bedroom counts and pricing are reported ranges that change with phases; verify today's specifics directly.
"If you are thinking about Landings at Caldwell Park or any new community in Summerlin West, contact me before your first model-home visit. I will schedule the tour and go with you."
Sandy Margolin, REALTOR® | Certified AI Agent | 36+ years in real estate | Former Appraiser | Nevada license S.72707
The sales representatives at a builder's model center represent the builder, and their job is to sell the builder's homes, options, pricing and purchase program. They are not your personal buyer's representative, and once you register at the sales office, it can be very difficult to bring your own agent into the transaction later. That is why the standard advice, and my advice, is to have your representation in place before you walk in.
As your buyer's agent, I can help you:
- Compare Landings at Caldwell Park with other new-construction and resale options in Summerlin West.
- Review current pricing, homesites, lot premiums, included features and upgrade costs in writing.
- Help you understand the purchase agreement, deposits, deadlines and the inspection process.
- Explain how buying new construction differs from buying an existing home, so nothing surprises you at closing.
- Represent your interests through the process and coordinate inspections and closing.
New construction is exciting, and it is also a major financial decision. Having your own real estate professional involved from the first visit helps you make an informed decision and avoids the trap of registering with the builder first.
Is Landings at Caldwell Park Right for You?
Landings at Caldwell Park makes sense if you want a new, two-story home in one of Summerlin West's newest villages, close to Grand Park and within about 10 minutes of Downtown Summerlin, and you are comfortable with a community that is still building out around you. It makes less sense if a single-story layout is essential, if you want a fully mature neighborhood with all its amenities finished on day one, or if your budget and lifestyle point to a different village or a resale home.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer in real estate, and the goal here is to give you the questions to ask, not a sales pitch. The numbers have to make sense for your situation, and that is a conversation, not a listing page.
Want to work through it? Schedule a call with me here, or start with a home value analysis if you need to know what your current home is worth before you can weigh a move. If new construction is the path, the new-construction guide and the new-home search guide will get you oriented first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Landings at Caldwell Park an age-restricted community?
A: No. Landings at Caldwell Park is not age-restricted. It is open to buyers generally, so it does not carry the age-related occupancy restrictions that active-adult communities do.
Q: Who is the builder at Landings at Caldwell Park?
A: The community is built by KB Home. That is a fact about the development; for current plans, availability and pricing, verify directly with current listings or through your own real estate professional.
Q: How big are the homes at Landings at Caldwell Park?
A: Landings at Caldwell Park is a collection of new two-story homes totaling roughly 95 homes, ranging from approximately 1,832 to 2,500 square feet with up to five bedrooms and four bathrooms. These are approximate reported ranges; verify them against current plans.
Q: How much do homes at Landings at Caldwell Park cost?
A: Published reports place starting prices from the mid $500,000s, with recent listings around $539,000 to $660,000. Treat these as approximate market context, not guarantees, and verify current pricing directly because base price, lot premium, upgrades and incentives all affect the final number.
Related Sandy Margolin resources
- →The Summerlin community guide
- →The Summerlin West guide
- →The Grand Park village guide
- →Buying new construction in Las Vegas
- →How to search for a new home the right way
- →Relocating to Las Vegas
- →Market trends and Vegas finds
Want the answer for your situation rather than the general one? That is exactly what the call is for: schedule a conversation or start with a home value analysis.
Written by
Sandy Margolin
REALTOR · Certified AI Agent · 36+ years in real estate · Former Appraiser · Nevada license S.72707.
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