Savona at The Paseos: Woodside Homes Luxury Adjacent to Fox Hill Park in Summerlin West

Is Savona at The Paseos Right for You?

Quick Takeaways

• Savona is a gated single-family community by Woodside Homes in The Paseos village of Summerlin, in Summerlin West, ZIP 89138.
• Homes run roughly four floor plans from about 2,092 to 3,220 square feet, in single-story and two-story options, on lots from about 6,000 to 15,000 square feet.
• It sits directly adjacent to Fox Hill Park, an approximately 18-acre park at 231 Antelope Ridge Drive.
• Many Savona homes are elevated, and some enjoy panoramic Strip, city and mountain views.
• It is an established resale community, not new construction. Based on 2025–2026 resale activity reviewed, Savona homes have appeared from roughly the $500,000s into the $1.3 million to $1.4 million range. Prices and availability change; confirm current listings and recent comparable sales.
• School assignments in Las Vegas are determined by CCSD attendance zones and can change. Confirm the current zoning for any address with the Clark County School District before relying on it.

What Is Savona at The Paseos?

Savona is a gated, single-family community built by Woodside Homes, one of the long-standing homebuilders in Summerlin. It opened around 2017, when the western villages of Summerlin were filling out, and it was originally marketed in the high-$400,000s. Today every Savona home is resale, which matters more than you might think: the value conversation here is about what the neighborhood has become, not what a builder is promising it will be.

The community still reads as a live, desirable part of The Paseos, and it built out in phases you will see on the street and in the records: Savona, Savona Phase 1 and Savona Phase 3. That is worth knowing because phase, lot position and view are part of why two similar-looking homes can be priced very differently.

If you are new to Summerlin, the number of villages and neighborhoods can feel overwhelming. That is normal. The short version for Savona: this is a 2010s-era, gated, park-adjacent slice of Summerlin West, and it sits in a village designed around the western open-space lifestyle. For a wider map of how it all fits together, the Summerlin community guide and the Summerlin West overview are good starting points.

Where Is It and What Does the Setting Feel Like?

Savona sits in The Paseos, a Summerlin West village in the 89138 zip code, west of the I-215 beltway. The village was built on higher ground than most of the valley, which is exactly what gives it its character: it runs a little cooler, and it looks out over the valley and up at the mountains. Many Savona homes are elevated, and some of them enjoy panoramic Strip, city and mountain views that are a big part of why the community commands attention.

The setting is the point of this corner of Summerlin. You are far enough west that the Strip feels like a different city, yet close enough to Red Rock that the canyon becomes part of the local routine rather than a day trip. The Paseos threads parks and trails through the open space, and it connects into Summerlin's much larger trail network, so getting outside does not require loading up the car.

What Are the Homes and Floor Plans Like?

Savona is roughly four floor plans running from about 2,092 to 3,220 square feet, with single-story and two-story options, roughly 3 to 5 bedrooms and up to about 5 baths. The lots are the surprise: they run from about 6,000 to 15,000 square feet, a genuinely wide range that puts some homes on standard-sized yards and others on near-acre-style parcels. That lot spread is one of the main reasons Savona prices vary as much as they do.

Because the floor plans include both single-story and two-story designs, Savona is one of the Paseos neighborhoods where one-level and two-level buyers are shopping the same streets. That is a practical advantage: if single-level living matters to you, you do not have to leave the community to find it. The 2017 build era also means the homes are newer than much of the village, which is a real plus on mechanicals and finishes, though the specific condition and upgrades still vary home to home, so inspect and verify against the actual listing.

Home sizes, lots and room counts are approximate ranges. Confirm exact plans, square footage, condition and pricing with the specific listing and public records.

What Is It Like Living Across From Fox Hill Park?

Savona's headline amenity is its location directly adjacent to Fox Hill Park, an approximately 18-acre park at 231 Antelope Ridge Drive. That is the kind of amenity that does not show up on a floor plan but changes how a neighborhood feels every single day. Whether it is a morning walk, an evening stretch of open space or simply having parkland as your backdrop, the adjacency is a genuine, everyday feature rather than a brochure line.

Fox Hill Park sits in the elevated part of the village, so its setting reinforces the view story that runs through Savona. Combined with the trails threaded through The Paseos, this is a community where the outdoors are close enough to be part of the routine. For the wider picture of the village and how Savona fits alongside the other Paseos neighborhoods, the The Paseos community guide is the place to start.

What's Nearby: Schools, Red Rock, and Everyday Life?

School assignments in Las Vegas are determined by CCSD attendance zones and can change. Confirm the current zoning for any address with the Clark County School District before relying on it.

For recreation, the headline is Red Rock Canyon. The Conservation Area is roughly 10 minutes or so from the village, which makes the scenic drive, hiking and climbing part of the local routine instead of a weekend expedition. Red Rock Casino sits along the way on the West Charleston corridor, covering shopping, dining and entertainment close to home, and Downtown Summerlin's retail, restaurants and events are only a few minutes away for everything else.

The honest trade-off is geography. Summerlin West is a west-side address, so the Strip and the airport are cross-valley drives. That is the deal residents accept for the elevation, the views, the parks and the canyon proximity, and it is exactly the kind of lifestyle-versus-commute comparison worth having before you commit.

How Much Does Savona Cost in 2026?

Here is the straight talk: Savona is an established resale community, and its prices range widely on purpose. Based on 2025–2026 resale activity reviewed, Savona homes have appeared from roughly the $500,000s into the $1.3 million to $1.4 million range. Prices and availability change; confirm current listings and recent comparable sales. That is not a typo and it is not hype; it is the honest spread of a community where a smaller standard-lot home and a large-parcel, view-lot home live on the same streets but price very differently.

None of that is a guarantee for a specific home. Savona figures move with the market and depend on the plan, the phase, the lot, the renovation work and the view. The right way to answer "what is it worth" for a particular Savona address is current comparable sales for that exact home, which is a conversation rather than a headline number. If you want to see where your situation lands, the home value page is the direct route.

What Are the Real Trade-Offs?

Every neighborhood has trade-offs, and Savona is no exception. Here is the honest list:

• A wide price range on the same streets. The lot and view spread is a feature for buyers who want choice, but it means "what does Savona cost" has no single answer.
• Park-adjacent and gated, at a price. The gate and the community carry HOA dues, and Summerlin West commands a different price point than newer or more easterly neighborhoods.
• Single-story and two-story, both available. A real plus, but the right plan still depends on your needs, so the floor plan comparison matters.
• West-side commute. The Strip and the airport are cross-valley drives, the trade-off for the Red Rock lifestyle.
• Resale, not new construction. You buy what exists, so condition, upgrades and the specific lot matter more than a builder's brochure.

None of these are reasons to avoid Savona. They are the things to weigh, and they are exactly the questions a good buyer's conversation starts with.

Is Savona at The Paseos Right for You?

Savona is a strong fit if you want the gated, park-adjacent, elevated character of Summerlin West: newer 2010s construction, single-story and two-story choices, valley and mountain views on many homes, and Fox Hill Park essentially out the door. It is a harder fit if you need a tightly defined price point and want every home on the street to cost the same, because the lot and view spread here is real. And it is simply a different conversation if you are weighing Savona against other Paseos neighborhoods or the wider Summerlin picture.

If you are relocating to Las Vegas from out of state, the relocation guide walks through how to compare communities, not just houses, which matters in a place like this where lifestyle is the real decision. And the Savona community page covers the neighborhood in more detail when you are ready to dig in.

FAQ: Savona at The Paseos

Run the numbers for your situation

The way to know whether Savona, or any Summerlin West neighborhood, fits is to look at your own numbers, not a headline. Two direct next steps:

• Get your home value picture for what your situation is worth today.
• Schedule a call to talk through which community fits your next chapter.

Related Sandy Margolin resources

• →Savona community page
• →The Paseos community guide
• →Summerlin West overview
• →Summerlin community guide
• →Relocation guide: comparing communities before you move
• →All Communities & Neighborhoods articles