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A guard-gated golf community in northwest Las Vegas, with gates on Lone Mountain Road and Ann Road.
Life in Los Prados
A Guard-Gated Golf Community in Northwest Las Vegas
Los Prados is a guard-gated golf community in the northwest Las Vegas Valley. The association’s community page counts 1,358 homes in 21 villages and says the community was developed in the 1980s. Four of those villages are age-restricted. This guide sits under the Las Vegas hub. The clubhouse is at 5150 Los Prados Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89130.
The main entrance is on Lone Mountain Road. The back gate is on Ann Road. The community page says both entrances are staffed seven days a week, 24 hours a day, with a patrolling rover. A public tee time and a visit to a house are two different trips. Confirm how the specific house admits visitors.
The course is the landmark, and the club’s own pages do not agree on the yardage. The course-details page says architect Jeff Hardin designed an 18-hole layout built in 1987, par 70, with “yardage just under 6000.” The scorecard on that same page lists a championship tee of 5,450 yards (rating 64.8, slope 103), a middle tee of 4,883 yards (rating 63.4, slope 101), and a forward tee of 4,426 yards (rating 64.4, slope 104). This page does not reconcile “just under 6,000” with 5,450. The scorecard is the specific published tee. Residents receive preferred pricing and tee times. The course is also open to the public. The community page does not describe a separate golf membership as a condition of buying a house.
The association’s rules, in the 2021 revision it posts, say the developer recorded the CC&Rs with the Clark County Recorder on July 25, 1986, in Book 860725 as Instrument 756. The same document says the golf course is common area owned by Los Prados homeowners and managed by the master association, and that the course and the cart paths are for playing golf. They are not a park, a walking path, or a shortcut to the pools or the clubhouse. The 2.2-mile Los Prados Circle is the walking path the community page describes. It is not the cart path.
The four age-restricted villages named on the community page are Barrington Bay, Castle Bay Shores, Cedar Point, and Colwood Place. That page says they are sub-associations, points to Nevada Community Management for their dues, and says an age-restricted village pays an additional fee on top of the master assessment. It does not print the extra amount. The other villages are not labeled age-restricted there. Confirm the village on the house. An age rule on one village is not a rule for the whole plan.
Summerlin is a separate master plan. Skye Canyon is farther northwest, at U.S. 95 and Skye Canyon Park Drive. Desert Shores is the lake community between Buffalo Drive and Rampart Boulevard. Rhodes Ranch is the public golf community in Spring Valley, southwest of the Strip. The map marker is the clubhouse, a point rather than a boundary of all 21 villages.
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The community page places the main entrance on Lone Mountain Road and the back gate on Ann Road. Both are staffed 24 hours, seven days, with a patrolling rover. A tee time does not answer how a house admits visitors.
Jeff Hardin’s 18-hole, par-70 course was built in 1987. The scorecard lists 5,450, 4,883, and 4,426 yards. The same page also says the yardage is just under 6,000. The rules call the course common area. Play is open to the public, with preferred resident pricing.
The association names Barrington Bay, Castle Bay Shores, Cedar Point, and Colwood Place as the age-restricted villages. The other villages are not labeled that way on the community page. Read the village on the house.
The clubhouse address reads Las Vegas, NV 89130. Summerlin is a different master plan. Skye Canyon is farther northwest. Desert Shores is the lake community. Rhodes Ranch is the southwest golf community in Spring Valley.
Los Prados Home Prices
Los Prados is a resale community. The association’s count is 1,358 homes, not 1,358 listings. This page does not publish a median or a price tier. Villages differ, and four of them add a sub-association fee the community page does not print. Use the listings below for what is actually for sale. Ask which village the house is in, whether that village is one of the four age-restricted villages, what the master assessment and any sub-association fee are on the resale package, and whether the lot touches the golf course. The $220 figure is what the community page lists for the master assessment. It is not a substitute for that package.
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main entrance on Lone Mountain Road and a back gate on Ann Road. The community page says both are staffed 24 hours, seven days, with a patrolling rover.
18 holes, par 70, designed by Jeff Hardin and built in 1987. The scorecard lists 5,450, 4,883, and 4,426 yards. The course page also says yardage just under 6,000. Resident preferred pricing and tee times. Open to the public. The rules describe it as common area, and not as a walking shortcut.
5150 Los Prados Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89130. The 19th Hole restaurant, a lounge, a volunteer library, a banquet room, and a conference room. Restaurant hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
two pools near the clubhouse, with pool keys at the front desk. Tennis courts renovated in 2014, when pickleball and shuffleboard were added. Los Prados Circle is a 2.2-mile walking path.
205 spaces near the back entrance, for Los Prados residents only. The community page says to ask the front desk.
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The recorded date is 1986, and the course date is 1987. The community page places development in the 1980s and does not publish a builder name or a year the last house was finished. This page does not add either. What the association does publish is the present count: 1,358 homes and 21 villages. That count is the community, not the number of homes for sale.
The rules document is explicit about ownership. The course is common area of the master association. It is not a separate club the association rents. That is why the community page can list resident tee-time pricing and public play on the same course. It is also why the rules tell owners the course is not a shortcut. A share of the common area is not a tee time.
The amenities the community page lists today sit at the clubhouse or next to the gates. The 19th Hole restaurant is in the clubhouse, with a lounge. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the bar open later. The clubhouse has a library maintained by volunteers, a banquet room, and a conference room. Two pools are near the clubhouse, and pool keys are sold at the front desk. In 2014 the tennis courts were renovated and pickleball and shuffleboard were added. The RV lot, 205 spaces, is near the back entrance and is for residents only.
The monthly assessment the community page lists is $220, due on the first of the month. That is the master assessment. It is not the sub-association fee, and it is not the figure on a resale package for a specific house. The same page prices a resale package at $160 for a 10-day processing time and $260 for a 3-day rush. New homeowners and tenants register with the association. The front-desk number published for that registration is 702-645-4523.
Home count, villages, gates, amenities, the $220 assessment, and the resale-package prices are on the community page. Course designer, year, par, and the scorecard are on the course-details page. The 1986 recording and the statement that owners hold the course as common area are in the association’s 2021 rules and regulations. The aerial photograph is U.S. Geological Survey imagery from The National Map.
Access & Transportation
Orient a showing from the two gates the community page names: the main entrance on Lone Mountain Road and the back gate on Ann Road. Both are staffed 24 hours, seven days. The clubhouse is at 5150 Los Prados Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89130. Harry Reid International Airport is the valley’s commercial airport. Drive time depends on the gate and on traffic, so this page does not quote a minute count.
Mail for the clubhouse reads Las Vegas, NV 89130. Confirm the ZIP code on the house. The aerial photograph is centered on the clubhouse and shows the course running through the neighborhoods. It is not a surveyed plat of the 21 villages, and it includes streets outside the gates. Office hours published on the community page are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The pro shop is listed as open every day, 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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In the northwest Las Vegas Valley. The main gate is on Lone Mountain Road and the back gate is on Ann Road. The clubhouse is at 5150 Los Prados Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89130. The map marks the clubhouse, not every village.
The community page says residents receive preferred pricing and tee times, and that the course is also open to the public. The association’s rules describe the course as common area owned by the homeowners and managed by the master association. That page does not describe a separate golf membership as a requirement to own a house. The residential gates are separate from a tee time.
The community page names four: Barrington Bay, Castle Bay Shores, Cedar Point, and Colwood Place. It says those villages pay an additional sub-association fee and points to Nevada Community Management for the amount. The other villages are not labeled age-restricted on that page. Confirm the village on the house.
The community page lists a master assessment of $220 a month, due on the first. An age-restricted village adds a sub-association fee that the page does not print. A resale package is listed at $160 for 10 days or $260 for a 3-day rush. Use the package for the house, not this paragraph.
Clark County School District assigns schools by street address. A plan of 21 villages is not one school zone, so this page does not name a campus. Confirm the house in the district zoning search before you rely on an assignment.
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