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Sun City Summerlin is a 2,530-acre age-qualified community developed by Del Webb and completed in the late 1990s. It contains 7,779 homes and operates separately from the Summerlin master association.
The community includes three 18-hole golf courses, Desert Vista, Mountain Shadows, Pinnacle, and Sun Shadows community centers, swimming, fitness, arts and crafts, sports, entertainment, restaurants, and a large network of resident clubs and activities.
Homes are primarily single-story and vary significantly by model, lot, golf frontage, view, renovation level, and garage configuration. Buyers should verify community eligibility, association fees, transfer requirements, and any model-specific issues.































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Eagle Crest Golf Course is an 18-hole executive public course in Sun City Summerlin offering panoramic mountain and Las Vegas Strip views, shorter play times, and an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

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Palm Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole public championship course in Sun City Summerlin known for its generous fairways, challenging bentgrass greens, mature landscaping, and year-round play.




Sun City Summerlin is one of the largest and most established 55+ active adult communities in Las Vegas, Nevada. Located within the Summerlin master-planned community, it features more than 7,700 homes, three championship golf courses, four community centers, indoor and outdoor pools, fitness centers, tennis and pickleball courts, miles of walking trails, and hundreds of social clubs and activities. Designed for active adults, Sun City Summerlin offers a vibrant lifestyle with convenient access to Downtown Summerlin, Red Rock Canyon, shopping, dining, and healthcare.
Sun City Summerlin is a 55+ age-restricted community that follows federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) guidelines. At least one resident in each home must generally be 55 years of age or older, while additional occupants may be younger depending on the community’s governing documents and HOA regulations. Buyers should always verify current occupancy requirements before purchasing.
Residents enjoy an extensive selection of resort-style amenities, including four recreation centers, three 18-hole golf courses, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, state-of-the-art fitness centers, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce ball, softball fields, woodworking and arts studios, billiards, libraries, meeting rooms, restaurants, and more than 80 chartered clubs covering hobbies, fitness, travel, games, volunteering, and lifelong learning. The community is designed to support an active, social, and engaging lifestyle.
Many retirees choose Sun City Summerlin because it combines an active lifestyle with the convenience of living in one of Las Vegas’ most desirable communities. Residents enjoy resort-style amenities, beautiful golf courses, scenic mountain views, numerous clubs and social events, and close proximity to shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, entertainment, and outdoor recreation. Its established neighborhoods, mature landscaping, and strong sense of community make it one of the most sought-after active adult communities in Southern Nevada.
No. You do not have to be 55 or older to purchase a home in Sun City Summerlin. However, because Sun City Summerlin is a 55+ active adult community operating under the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA), occupancy rules apply. Generally, at least one permanent resident of the home must be 55 years of age or older. Buyers under 55 may purchase a home as an investment or for future retirement, but they should review the community’s current occupancy requirements and HOA governing documents before closing.
Yes, in certain situations. Sun City Summerlin is a 55+ age-restricted community, which means at least one occupant of the home must generally be 55 years of age or older. A spouse, partner, or other qualifying occupant may be under 55 if the community’s occupancy requirements are met. Short-term visits by children, grandchildren, family members, and guests are also permitted in accordance with the community’s governing documents. Because age-restricted communities must comply with federal law and HOA rules, buyers should verify the current occupancy guidelines before purchasing a home.