Solera at Stallion Mountain

Independent Assessment

Solera at Stallion Mountain is confirmed as a genuine, legally age-restricted, guard-gated Del Webb community distinct from the surrounding Stallion Mountain Country Club area, though the country club's golf course is not owned or included by the Solera HOA. Reported HOA fee figures varied substantially across the sources reviewed (from roughly $66-$100/month to $198-$300/quarter equivalents) and could not be fully reconciled to a single confirmed figure — buyers should treat these as a rough range only and confirm the current, exact amount directly with the association. The community's specific original construction years also could not be independently confirmed.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a smaller, guard-gated, single-story 55-plus community close to the Las Vegas Strip, with double-gated privacy (both the surrounding Stallion Mountain gate and Solera's own community gate), are a good fit for Solera at Stallion Mountain. Its comparatively modest home sizes and reported price point also suit buyers looking for a lower-cost entry into a guard-gated active-adult community than some of the valley's larger, pricier Del Webb communities.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Del Webb built Solera at Stallion Mountain as a guard-gated, age-restricted enclave of roughly 838-840 single-family homes within the larger Stallion Mountain Country Club area on the east side of Las Vegas. Homes come in five one-story floor plans, reported ranging from roughly 1,155 to 1,716 square feet, with two to three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. The community is fully built out and operates as an established resale market as of the last update; nothing in the sources reviewed independently confirmed the specific original construction start and completion years.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Reported average pricing for Solera at Stallion Mountain is around $388,952, with homes typically ranging from the $300,000s and up depending on model, lot, and updates — positioning it as one of the more accessible price points among the Las Vegas Valley's guard-gated Del Webb communities. Buyers should request current comparables and recent closed sales for the specific floor plan and lot under consideration from a local agent.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

As a fully built-out community, all Solera at Stallion Mountain purchases are resales without a builder warranty. Buyers should budget for a full independent inspection, request the association's current financials and reserve study, and confirm the exact current HOA fee amount given the inconsistent figures reported across secondary sources.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes in Solera at Stallion Mountain are subject to Clark County property tax, assessed at the county's current rate, plus applicable City of Las Vegas municipal charges. Nevada has no state income tax and no broad age-based property tax exemption comparable to some other states, though Clark County offers a Senior Citizens' Property Tax Assistance/rebate program for qualifying lower-income seniors administered through the state; buyers should confirm current eligibility and rates directly with the Clark County Assessor's Office and Nevada Department of Taxation.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Solera at Stallion Mountain offers a compact, single-story, guard-gated lifestyle centered on its own recreation center rather than a larger multi-clubhouse campus, appealing to buyers who want a low-maintenance, more intimate 55-plus community close to the Strip. Its position inside the larger Stallion Mountain Country Club area gives it double-gated privacy while remaining within easy reach of Boulder Highway and East Flamingo's broader retail and dining options.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Solera at Stallion Mountain is located off East Flamingo Road past Boulder Highway on the east side of Las Vegas, within the guard-gated Stallion Mountain Country Club area, roughly five miles from the Las Vegas Strip and Flamingo Road corridor. The community has convenient access to Boulder Highway and East Flamingo Road, placing it a short drive from downtown Las Vegas, the Strip, and Harry Reid International Airport.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Solera at Stallion Mountain is confirmed as a legally age-restricted 55-plus community, consistent with the standard Del Webb brand structure and the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework, which requires at least one resident age 55 or older in at least 80% of occupied homes community-wide. Buyers should confirm current occupancy rules and age-verification procedures directly with the Solera at Stallion Mountain association.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

As a fully built-out community, all purchases at Solera at Stallion Mountain are resales without a builder warranty. The community does not include an on-site, HOA-owned golf course; residents access golf via the adjacent Stallion Mountain Country Club course separately, at additional cost. Reported HOA fee figures varied widely across the sources reviewed and could not be fully reconciled, so buyers should confirm the exact current amount directly with the association before budgeting. The community's specific original construction years also could not be independently confirmed.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within the east Las Vegas active-adult cluster, Solera at Stallion Mountain is a smaller, more compact, guard-gated community than the valley's largest Sun City communities, positioned at a comparatively accessible price point and closer to the Strip than most other Del Webb communities in the valley. Buyers wanting a larger amenity campus with multiple clubhouses and golf ownership should look toward Sun City Summerlin or Sun City Anthem, while those wanting a smaller, more affordable, guard-gated option near the Strip may prefer Solera at Stallion Mountain.

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available resale inventory, recent closed comparables by floor plan, and current HOA fee documentation for Solera at Stallion Mountain.

Is Solera at Stallion Mountain legally age-restricted?

Yes, consistent with the standard Del Webb brand structure and the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework requiring at least one resident age 55 or older per household.

Does Solera at Stallion Mountain have its own golf course?

No. The community sits inside the larger, separately operated Stallion Mountain Country Club area; golf is not owned by the Solera HOA and would require separate access arrangements with the country club.

How many homes are in Solera at Stallion Mountain?

Reported figures put the community at roughly 838-840 single-family homes, fully built out as of the last update.

What is the HOA fee at Solera at Stallion Mountain?

Reported figures vary substantially across sources, from roughly $66-$100/month to $198-$300/quarter equivalents. Confirm the current, exact amount directly with the association.