Villages

Kestrel Commons

Connected Village with Attached and Detached Homes

Why People Love Kestrel Commons

About Kestrel Commons

Kestrel Commons is located just south of Kestrel and offers a mix of contemporary attached and detached homes. Its planning emphasizes connectivity, walkability, and access to nearby parks and the growing amenities of Summerlin West.

Housing products may include townhomes, compact detached homes, and other lower-maintenance options. The village appeals to buyers who want newer construction and a more connected neighborhood pattern without necessarily seeking a large lot.

Buyers should compare within the same product type and review HOA coverage, guest parking, density, private outdoor space, future development, and SID obligations.

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Kestrel Commons Amenities

Subdivisions in Kestrel Commons

Sandpiper

Cindy, Jan and Herman are two-story designs from 2,055 to 2,405 square feet. Cindy keeps all bedrooms upstairs, while Jan and Herman include a downstairs bedroom.

Raven Crest

Townhomes in Summerlin’s Kestrel Commons with rooftop terrace and elevator options.

New Home Options in Kestrel Commons

Lark Hill
Taylor Morrison
Starting in the mid $400,000s

Estimated starting prices are based on recorded builder pricing. Prices, options and availability can change; lot premiums and upgrades may be additional.

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MICHELLE'S LOCAL INSIGHT

Why I Love Kestrel Commons

The key here is product type. Attached, paired, and detached homes should be analyzed separately, with close attention to HOA coverage and parking.

Michelle Yoon

FAQ

Questions About Kestrel Commons

Everything buyers should know before choosing a Kestrel Commons neighborhood.

Kestrel Commons Homes for Sale

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