A local team's complete guide to Providence, a northwest Las Vegas master-planned community with a strong parks system, elevated views, and pricing that often comes in below neighboring Summerlin.
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~$472K
City of LV median · Jun 2026
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< Summerlin
Often priced below
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Parks
Knickerbocker, Huckleberry
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Views
Higher NW ground
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The overview
Northwest value, next door to Summerlin
Providence sits in the northwest of the valley, near the 215 Beltway and US-95, on higher ground that gives parts of the community valley and mountain views. Its draws are a well-developed parks system, a mix of established and newer single-family homes, and pricing that frequently runs below adjacent Summerlin for comparable space. I'm Mike Roland. My team has helped more than 1,000 families buy and sell across Southern Nevada, and Providence is a favorite for buyers weighing value against the west-side communities. |
Providence at a glance
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Providence offers a mix of established and newer single-family homes across a broad range, with some townhomes and pockets of newer construction still available.
| Home type | Character | Best for |
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| Established single-family | Settled, wide range | Value, mature streets |
| Newer single-family | Recent phases | Newer finishes, view lots |
| Single-story homes | Widely available | One-level living |
| Townhomes | Lower-maintenance | Entry pricing |
Pricing varies by village, home size, and view. We’ll pull neighborhood-level comparables for your search.
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The parks
Knickerbocker Park (sports fields, courts, and splash features), Huckleberry Park, and Firefly Park anchor open space and recreation. |
Trails & open space
A community trail network connects the parks and neighborhoods, keeping Providence green and walkable. |
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Higher ground & views
The elevated northwest setting gives parts of the community valley and mountain views, and puts Mount Charleston and Floyd Lamb Park close. |
Shopping & access
Centennial Hills retail and dining are close, with the 215 and US-95 handling cross-valley trips and Summerlin a short hop south. |
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Below Summerlin
City-of-LV median ~$472K · vs. Summerlin ~$537,500 (Jun 2026)
Providence often prices below neighboring Summerlin for comparable space, which is a big part of its appeal. Pricing varies by village, home size, and view, so treat these as a frame and let us run a side-by-side against Summerlin for your budget. Market figures as of mid-2026 and subject to change. |
HOA, in plain terms
HOA dues vary by neighborhood and fund landscaping and common areas. We confirm exact figures on any home before you write. Getting around
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Rather than describe who lives here, here’s Providence in objective terms.
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3+
Named community parks
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Higher
Elevation, some views
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< Summerlin
Typical pricing
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~$472K
City of LV median
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215/US-95
Freeway access
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NW
Corner of the valley
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Community figures are approximate; the median reflects mid-2026 MLS data. We describe communities by objective attributes only, never by demographics.
Providence is largely established with pockets of newer construction on its northern and western edges. Most inventory is established resale, so buying here is generally about finding the right existing home, with the occasional newer build available.
For buyers weighing new construction, we compare Providence against nearby Skye Canyon and Summerlin West, balancing price, views, and commute.
The most useful way to narrow Providence is by what you want in a home and location, not by buyer “type.”
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You want Summerlin-adjacent value
Providence homes, often below Summerlin for the space
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You want elevated views
Higher-ground villages on the community’s upper edges
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You want the most parks & trails
Homes near Knickerbocker, Huckleberry, and Firefly Parks
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You want low-maintenance living
Townhome and smaller-lot options
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The honest pros
Often priced below Summerlin for comparable space · a strong parks system · elevated views in parts · established and newer homes · quick 215/US-95 access.
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The honest trade-offs
Northwest-edge location adds minutes to south-valley commutes · mostly resale with limited new construction · HOA dues vary · not the brand recognition of Summerlin. We walk every client through these.
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The biggest financial reason people relocate here is taxes: Nevada has no state income tax, no tax on wages, remote-work income, Social Security, pensions, 401(k) withdrawals, or capital gains at the state level. For California buyers, that’s often the whole conversation. Providence adds a value angle, northwest homes with parks and views for a fraction of coastal-California pricing, and often less than neighboring Summerlin. We run remote-friendly tours and coordinate everything locally. Plan Your Move to Las Vegas |
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Providence is a master-planned community in northwest Las Vegas, near the 215 Beltway and US-95, on higher ground that gives parts of the community valley and mountain views.
Providence often prices below neighboring Summerlin for comparable space, which is a key reason buyers consider it. Summerlin’s median was about $537,500 in June 2026 versus a city-of-Las-Vegas median around $472,000. We’ll run a side-by-side for your budget.
A mix of established and newer single-family homes across a broad range, plus some townhomes and pockets of newer construction, with single-story and two-story options.
Knickerbocker Park (sports fields, courts, and splash features), Huckleberry Park, and Firefly Park, connected by a community trail network.
The Strip is roughly 25–35 minutes, downtown about 20–30 minutes, and the airport about 30–40 minutes via the 215 and US-95, depending on traffic.
No. Nevada has no personal state income tax, one of the most common reasons buyers relocate to Southern Nevada.
Tell us your budget, must-haves, and whether you want us to weigh it against Summerlin, and we’ll build a shortlist and set up tours.
Request a Private TourThe Roland Team · 1,000+ homes sold · hundreds of 5-star reviews · $150M+ sold · 10+ years serving Southern Nevada. Communities are described by objective attributes only. Market figures are as of mid-2026 and subject to change. The Roland Team follows all Fair Housing laws.