Quail SummitHomes for Sale · Henderson, NV

What Is It Like Living in Quail Summit, Henderson?

Quail Summit is a single-family · established in Henderson, Nevada (ZIP 89014), established 1985–1988 with Est. 25+ homes homes. Pricing runs $644K–$1.05M with HOA dues of $0–$190/mo, and the community is not guard-gated. The sections below cover current listings, market data, schools, HOA detail, and how Quail Summit compares to its neighbors — all sourced from Las Vegas…

Quail Summit is one of Green Valley's quiet secrets — a boutique enclave of roughly 25 homes in Henderson's 89014 ZIP code, built between 1985 and 1988 during the first great wave of the master plan's growth. These are substantial houses for their era: floor plans run from 2,585 to 4,599 square feet, a scale more commonly associated with custom neighborhoods than 1980s production streets. Recent sales have ranged from $644K to $1.05M with a median around $820K, placing Quail Summit firmly in Green Valley's upper-middle tier. For buyers who want serious square footage on the mature, tree-lined side of Henderson, this small pocket deserves a spot on the shortlist.

Pheasant Ridge is the signature street here, and the neighborhood's late-1980s DNA shows in the best possible ways: established lots, decades of landscaping, and a settled ownership base that turns over slowly. Association dues range from nothing on some properties to about $190 per month, so the carrying-cost math varies home to home — always confirm the current fee on any specific listing. With only about 25 homes, Quail Summit behaves less like a subdivision and more like a small club: inventory is scarce, sellers are patient, and the homes that do list tend to reward buyers who are prepared to move quickly with financing already arranged.

Quail Summit sits in the heart of Green Valley, Henderson's original master-planned community, which the American Nevada Corporation began developing in 1978. That location buys everyday convenience newer fringe communities cannot match: the Galleria at Sunset is about five minutes via Sunset Road, the Strip is roughly 20 minutes via I-215 and I-15, Harry Reid International Airport is about 15 minutes, and Lake Mead is around 20 minutes east. Discovery Park, Paseo Verde Park, and Silver Springs Park — with its recreation center, pool, and tennis courts — handle daily recreation, and the surrounding schools are among the most consistently strong in the Las Vegas Valley.

Market pace is the defining trait: just 10 Quail Summit homes have resold since early 2023, and as of this writing there are zero active listings. That scarcity is exactly why we tell buyers not to wait for a listing to appear on a portal. At Nevada Real Estate Group we track this enclave at the street level, and we frequently know about upcoming Green Valley inventory before it goes live. If a 2,585-to-4,599-square-foot home in an established Henderson setting is your target, call us, get a boundary-accurate alert in place, and be ready — in a 25-home neighborhood, prepared buyers win.