Village guide
Redpoint, Summerlin
Redpoint and Redpoint Square are newer villages on Summerlin’s western edge. The Summerlin timeline dates them to November 2020, when they began selling.
At a glance
What Redpoint is
Redpoint Square is described as blending contemporary attached and detached homes with walkable streets, open space and an urban-inspired energy. It is on Summerlin’s western edge.
Because these villages are newer, builders and neighborhoods are still changing. Check which neighborhoods are currently selling and which are resale.
Parks
Redpoint Arroyo Park covers about 9 acres with trails, pedestrian bridges and a playground. Ridge Pine Park (opened 2023) and Explorer Park (opened 2024, in Redpoint Square) are smaller parks.
Who it may suit
Buyers who prefer newer construction and walkable streets may start here. New-construction purchases involve a builder contract, so have your own advisers review it.
HOA and what to verify
Every home sits inside one or more homeowners associations, and each sets its own monthly dues, design rules and amenity access. Dues change, so ask for current figures and the governing documents in writing for the specific home.
- Ask what the HOA dues cover and whether there are separate neighborhood or sub-association dues.
- Ask about the Summerlin special improvement district assessment, which can appear on the property tax bill.
- Check design review rules before planning any exterior change, and confirm current school zoning with the district.
- Ask the builder about included features, warranty terms and any future construction nearby.
Our disclaimer explains why you should confirm these points with your own licensed professionals.
Frequently asked questions
Is Redpoint new construction?
It is a newer village that began selling in 2020. Availability changes, so check what is currently offered.
What home types are in Redpoint Square?
The official page describes contemporary attached and detached homes.
Where is it?
On Summerlin’s western edge.