Stonebridge vs. Redpoint Comparing Summerlin West's Two Newest Villages

Same zip code. Same Red Rock Canyon access. Same master plan. Very different price points and very different buyers. Here is the honest comparison.

Stonebridge and Redpoint both sit in Summerlin West's 89138 zip code, both offer brand-new construction from major builders, and both give residents immediate access to Red Rock Canyon trailheads and the full Summerlin master plan amenity network. But they serve meaningfully different buyers, and confusing them during a search wastes time and raises expectations that the wrong village cannot meet. Here is how they actually differ in 2026.

Stonebridge: Scale, Views, and a Premium Price
Stonebridge is the larger and more established of the two, spanning 502 acres of elevated terrain along the western edge of Summerlin with a current median listing price near $950,000 and homes sitting an average of 82 days on market. The village was designed around a Prairie Highland architectural theme reflecting the surrounding Mojave Desert landscape, and the result is a visually cohesive community with mountain and Strip views from its elevated lots. Active builders include Toll Brothers, KB Home, Richmond American, Lennar, and Pulte, covering floor plans from 1,600 to over 4,000 square feet. Doral Academy Red Rock Campus sits within the village, which draws families specifically targeting that school zone. Stonebridge Park, a 12-acre village park with lighted soccer fields, pickleball courts, a basketball court, and shaded playgrounds, anchors the community's outdoor infrastructure. Buyers at this price point are choosing Stonebridge for the combination of scale, school access, mountain proximity, and the architectural character of a fully conceived village rather than a developing one.

Redpoint and Redpoint Square: Summerlin West's Value Entry
Redpoint and Redpoint Square sit on some of Summerlin West's highest natural ground and represent the most affordable new construction entry point in the entire western half of the master plan. Pricing starts at the high $300,000s for duet townhomes from Richmond American's Moro Rock collection through Redpoint Square, making them one of the only ways to buy brand-new construction in zip code 89138 under $500,000. Woodside Homes' Crystal Canyon collection offers single-family homes from the high $400,000s, and larger floor plans from other active builders climb toward $600,000 and above. The villages sit on Summerlin West's highest ground, giving residents elevation and views that even Stonebridge cannot fully match, and new construction pricing from roughly $600,000 to $1.5 million-plus spans the full Redpoint spectrum from entry townhomes to premium single-family builds. The trade-off relative to Stonebridge is maturity. Redpoint is still developing, which means the neighborhood character, landscaping, and community parks are still taking shape. Buyers who value being early into a developing village at a lower price point consistently land here. Those who want a more settled community with an on-site school choose Stonebridge and absorb the premium.

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