Ashmore I Por Lennar

Localização: 6113 Andover Wood Rd, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Projetos de Casas - United States - Nevada

Preços começando por: $ 329,990

Ashmore I features single-family homes in a quaint, gated development in southwest Las Vegas that combines the serenity of rural, open space with the convenience of being located near great shopping, businesses and restaurants. Ideal for growing families, the development also offers easy accessibility to schools, parks and playgrounds, along with the scenic Las Vegas valley.

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Community Highlights

With controlled entrance for pedestrians, bicycles and automobiles, residents can enjoy all that Ashmore I has to offer without security concerns. In addition, a homeowner’s association is there to heighten convenience throughout the community, while the convenient location puts numerous lifestyle activities at residents’ doorstep.

Home Features

There are five one- and two-story, single-family floor plans, ranging from 1,670 to 2,713 square feet (155 to 252 square meters), with numerous design touches for beauty and practicality. They include upgrades like granite countertops, kitchen appliances and raised-panel cabinetry. Also, every buyer receives two of Lennar’s most popular packages Nexia Home Intelligence and Lennar’s Everything's Included®. Nexia Home Intelligence features home automation with remote home management, providing control over home comfort, efficiency and security from anywhere. Lennar’s Everything's Included® is an exclusive offering from the builder, containing thousands of dollars in extras simply included with each home, offering great value and the latest in luxury, technology and efficiency. Among the items throughout the home: Progress designer light package, GE® stainless steel appliances and cultured marble countertops with double sinks.

6113 Andover Wood Rd, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas

Life in Las Vegas is anything but a gamble. Although “Vegas” is the gambling capital of the United States, nearly 75 percent of Nevada residents live in one area, Clark County — metropolitan Las Vegas-Paradise. That is because while Las Vegas has grand casinos attracting millions of tourists each year, the city and surrounding area also boast of a lifestyle that is calm, relaxing and entertaining.

Las Vegas is an internationally renowned resort city by virtue of its shopping, dining and arts entertainment. Much of the shopping and dining can be found in the city’s sprawling hotels. For charming small shops, head off the Vegas Strip to the Downtown Container Park, home to many artsy boutiques, galleries, restaurants, live music and even a play area for kids. Meanwhile, the city is home to several museums, including the Las Vegas Natural History Museum and the Nevada State Museum. The Downtown Arts District hosts numerous galleries and events. Also, Las Vegas has 68 parks, more than 100 playgrounds and nearly 100 sports fields. Indeed, Vegas is much more than a destination for the rich, the famous and the gambling — it is also a growing retirement and family city.

The economy feeds off all the tourist activities, with the grand hotels serving as employment centers. Similarly, the city’s convention business is among the most active worldwide. The Las Vegas Convention Center, located adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip, encompasses almost 3 million square feet.

Ashmore I is located in southwest Las Vegas close to Wet'N'Wild Water Park, Red Ridge Park and Disc Golf Course. In addition, parks, schools and restaurants predominate in this picturesque part of metropolitan Las Vegas. Red Rock Canyon National Park is nearby, offering scenic drives, hiking trails, rock climbing, horseback riding, mountain biking and more. Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area is also within short driving distance, where the centerpiece is the Sloan Canyon Petroglyph Site, a significant cultural and historic resource.

Sources include: Wikipedia, U.S. Census Bureau. city-data.com