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At Inspirada Welcome to Inspirada! at Inspirada Welcome to Inspirada! Inspirada is a master-planned community located in the heart of Henderson, Nevada. Our amenity-packed community is designed around four amazing parks and a system of walkways and paths that connect neighbors and friends. With fve award-winning home builders ofering more than 40 customizable foor plans, there’s something for everyone at Inspirada. We believe in living life to its fullest—living a life inspired. Inspirada By The Numbers o 2007 Year opened 360 Views Acres of parks, trails and Acres 1500+ 85 open space 4000+ Households today 15 Minutes South of the Strip 8500 Approved density 4 Amenity packed parks Live Inspired Homes including larger yards, patio homes, family homes, single-story homes and more 30+ new models in 11 neighborhoods – with more on the way Over 50 fl oorplans Award-Winning Home Builders Floorplans from 1,500 square feet to 4,500+ square feet Priced from the low $200s to high $500s Homebuyers can personalize with interior design features and exterior elevation options What Makes Inspirada Different • Neighborhoods built around a centrally located planned park system, incorporating amenities and features wholly unique to Henderson • Connected by trails and walkways, parks offer choices for ftness, recreation and interaction • Unique collaboration between public and private sectors Future Western Villages Development Approved density for entire 8500 community V1 through 4 = 3873 Yield V5 through 7 = 3727 Acres of parks, trails, trailhead and 14.8 open space 66.73 Acres of natural open space 21 Acres of commercial park School sites planned 3 2 elementary schools & 1 middle school Home sales scheduled to start 2nd Q2 quarter 2018 Village 5 – New Neighborhoods KB Home and Pardee Homes – currently remotely selling Village 7 – New Neighborhoods KB Home and Toll Brothers – coming soon in 2018 Fuel • Retail EXECUTIVE AIRPORT DRIVE CANVAS EDGE DR VOLUNTEER BLVD VIA FIRENZE GALLERIA SPADA ST VIA FESTIVA MANTUA VILLAGE DISCOVER THE POSSIBILITIES SOLISTA PARK CANVAS EDGE DR THAMES VIEW ST VIA SERANOVA VIA COMO Community Map JEVONDA AVE VIA FIRENZE VIA COUNTY DOWN LN DOWN COUNTY KB Home [email protected] Groves Model Center DEL TERRA AVE DEL TERRA AVE 3153 Umbria Hills Walk | 702-331-9300 $ CAPRIOLA PARK Pardee Homes 1,366 – 1,843 sf | Low 200s PONTICINO ST ROBERT AND SANDY ELLIS ITALIA VIA BELTRADA AVE [email protected] ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VIA FIRENZE Enclaves, Reserves, Terraces OPENING AUGUST 2018 Strada New Home Gallery and Landings Model Center 2216 Via Firenze | 702-551-9897 ARTELLA AVE 3126 Biancavilla Ave | 702-266-9900 2,493 – 3,383 sf | Low $400s to Mid $400s $ VALDINA ST Enclaves | 2,035 – 2,401 sf | Low to Mid 300s MADERNO ST Linea New Home Gallery Reserves | 1,589 – 3,059 sf | High $200s to Mid $300s 2140 Ponticino St | 702-551-9897 CARTANDA AVEPOTENZA PARK $ Terraces | 2,168 – 4,343 sf | High $300s to High $400s LAMBRO ST 2,014 – 2,711 sf | Mid to High 300s Landings | 1,657 – 2,469 sf | High $300s VIA DA VINCI BORGARO ST BIANCAVILLATREVISANI ST AVE PALADI AVE VIA FIRENZE ANTHEM HIGHLANDS SHOPPING CENTER Grocery • Retail • Dining BICENTENNIAL PKWY V I A Century Communities F F I R A [email protected] E N BICENTENNIAL PKWY N A Z N Sestina Collection Model Center VIA CENTRO E THE O S HUSHED 3089 Hushed Sonnet Ave | 702-566-0053 FUTURE T SONNET RANGE CREEK ST $ $ NEIGHBORHOOD 1,786 – 3,528 sf | Low 300s to Low 500s FUTURE CONNECTION TO OVERLOOK PARK LAS VEGASUnder BOULEVARDConstruction CALESTANO AVE INFORMATIONKIOSK Toll Brothers [email protected] KB HOME AVENIDA BRANCUS Future Development Sales Center BALLATORE SPLIT OAK 3087 Amoruccio Ct | 702-399-2100 SABLE RIDGE ST PAVILIO DR SABLE CREEK ST Fortana 2,597 – 2,708 sf AVENTURA PARK Model homes for sale VIA INSPIRADA Veneto 2,927 – 3,029 sf VIA CONTESSA Model homes for sale TOLL BROTHERS Marin 2,086 – 2,377 sf $ RYEGRASS Low 400s VIA ALTAMIRA VIA MONET B EA Vistamar 2,888 – 3,236 sf UX ANGEL BLUFF $ COOPER GALLERY REGIMENT ST AVE A ORNATE High 400s KB HOME RT AVE Future Development PARDEE HOMES SAVELLA AVE VIA FIRENZE VIA ALLEGRO TOLL BROTHERS FUTURE MONTAGE DRIVE Future Development PINECREST ELEMENTARY ACADEMY SCHOOL MARGUTTA ST VIA CONTESSA FUTURE KB HOME PARK PALINDROME AVENUE MAP NOT TO SCALE FUTURE DUVERNEY AVE TRAILHEAD FUTURE FUTURE ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL FIRE STATION SCHOOL VIA ALLESANDRO DEMOCRACY DR DEMOCRACY DR Beazer Homes [email protected] Community Center Jolly Beans Cafe Reliance Collection Model Center 3040 Savella Ave | 702-967-1162 NAWGHAW POA RD 1,905 – 2,487 sf | Low $300s to Mid $300s Community Trails Sales Center Park Collection Model Center 2645 Ornate Regiment St | 702-967-1163 $ $ Dining Retail NATIONAL CONSERVATION 1,946 – 2,471 sf | Mid 300s to Low 400s AREA Limited inventory remaining Fuel Aventura Aventura is the largest of our four Henderson parks. Its 20+ acres are packed with incredible features that emphasize movement, exploration and active play. Here, there is truly something for every member of the family. This park is an athlete’s dream, of ering three soccer/ multi-purpose f elds, two Little League baseball f elds, two basketball courts, two tennis courts, four grass volleyball courts and plenty of open space for endless possibilities. Little league f elds Basketball courts Dog park Heated pool Splash pad Multi-use sport f eld Child play structure Tennis courts Volleyball courts Ramadas Solista Solista Park is where the Inspirada community can comfortably come together, and where neighbors become friends. A large resident community center provides a beautifully decorated space for meetings, recreation and events. It comes equipped with TV/ Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, bathrooms, reading room, and a large gathering area. Right outside the center are two heated pools, a resident lap pool and a resident play pool. At the center of Solista Park lies an enormous amphitheater f anked by a kids play area and large open play area. Other park amenities include resident-owned Jolly Beans Café and Jolly Mart, lit bocce ball courts, picnic areas, outdoor grills, game tables, and bike racks. Solista Park provides the perfect space to host your next event or get together with other members of the Henderson community. Amphitheater Bocce ball courts Jolly Beans Cafe Jolly Mart Community center Outdoor grills Open grass area Shaded picnic areas Kids play area Game tables Restrooms Bike racks Shade sails Heated pool Capriola Capriola Park focuses on movement and continued Amphitheater discovery, which is f tting as Capriola means somersault. It incorporates hands-on sensory Basketball courts activities that are an important part of child development. This Henderson park is also perfect Dog park for athletes, nature lovers and the whole family. Splash pad The children’s play area improves motor skills and coordination as your kids balance on ropes, climb, Multi-use sports f eld slide and jump on trampolines. A splash pad element helps keep cool in the summer and shaded ramadas Picnic areas and picnic areas make for stellar picnics. The whole park sits on an elevated landscape, giving clear Playground visibility for parents to keep an eye on their little ones from every angle and take in the breathtaking Tennis courts views of the Mojave desert and nearby mountain ranges. Ramadas Potenza Potenza Park was designed with a unique music Basketball courts and movement theme in mind. This innovative Henderson park encourages imagination and play Open grass area through music and sound. Potenza in Italian means power and strength, showing that just a little time Ramadas spent in Potenza will leave you and your family feeling alive and renewed. Playground Kids can dance and create music on an oversized Teen skate area piano keyboard that’s embedded in the ground, or explore sounds by hitting the large musical buttons Heated resident pool on the living Neos game. These features were strategically designed to encourage “Free Play” and stimulate creative imagination. Welcome Home Inspirada isn’t just a community, it’s a lifestyle. We have access to all the amenities of a large city but with the friendly, warm feeling of a small town. This is just some of what Inspirada and Henderson have to offer. Hiking & Biking Trails Residents have 85 acres of neighborhood parks and trails waiting to be explored. Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area is less than a 15-minute drive away and ofers a moderate 4-mile hiking loop with natural fora and fauna, dry waterfalls, and views of 318 rock art panels featuring over 1600 petroglyphs. Central Location Inspirada is conveniently located 15 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, 15 minutes from McCarran International Airport, and 25 minutes from Downtown Las Vegas— with easy access to four major highways, you can get where you need to go, fast! Shopping Conveniently located at Solista Park, Inspirada residents often stroll to Jolly Beans Café for a drink and a bite to eat. Outside the community, Henderson is loaded with things to do and places to go. With a variety of grocery store options, shopping districts, and malls, Henderson has it all. Education For many families, a large draw for moving into a home in Henderson is the schools. Henderson’s Clark County School District (CCSD) offers some of the best public schools in the state. Inspirada residents can also choose from local charter and private schools. Some popular options Inspirada families choose include: Robert and Sandy Ellis Elementary School — a CCSD school — serves students pre-kindergarten to ffth-grade students. The campus includes 50 classrooms and technology labs. After- school programs ofered include yoga, Spanish, robotics, golf, and drama.
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