About Green Valley
Located in the City of Henderson, the southeastern area of the Las Vegas Valley, this is a neighborhood that’s centered around community.
Founded in 1978 by the American Nevada Corporation, this 8,400-acre area is the first master-planned community in the Las Vegas valley. Green Valley was designed to feature a natural environment with enhanced desert landscaping, hundreds of palm trees lining the roadways and plenty of wide-open spaces. Color-coordinated tile roofs and stucco finishes create a sense of design and harmony You’ll find living spaces like new single-family homes and condos, along with classic constructions that have floor plans for every buyer.
By Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA – Green Valley High School, Henderson, Nevada, CC BY-SA 2.0, Link
Living in Green Valley
A major draw to the area is its excellent educational systems and public schools that rank the highest in the valley. Known for its community safety, Green Valley is bustling day and night with walkers, joggers, and kids out having fun. The average sale price for homes in this neighborhood is $330,000 and median yearly income amongst the residents is $70,000. Best of all, the homes in this master plan retain their resale value over time.
Green Valley Zip:
89012
Green Valley Geo Coordinates:
Lat: 36.0153006
Long: -115.0898722
Whether you’re searching for a new family residence, or a sophisticated bachelor pad, Green Valley has something for everyone. It’s prime location and lavish amenities make it the ideal location for anyone who’s ready to make a move.
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Things to Do in Green Valley
The District, a mixed-use community adjacent to the Green Valley Ranch Casino and home to many nationally branded retailers, unique shops and boutiques, and a variety of bars and restaurants. The McDonald Ranch hiking trail in Sun City McDonald Ranch, a 55+ residential community, provides a spectacular view of the Valley every step of the way. To get to the trailhead, take Horizon Ridge Road to High Mesa Road (between Green Valley Parkway and Valley Verde) and then continue up High Mesa almost to the end. You’ll see a small parking lot on the left.