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Pastel homes with red tile roofs and desert
landscaping are characteristic of The Pueblo
Village in Summerlin. |
Pueblo Village in Summerlin
When the Pueblo Village was
built in the late 1990s it was definitely ahead of its
time. New at the time were usage of native plants and
drought-tolerant landscaping. Today, the new communities
in Summerlin and around the Las Vegas Valley are
required by law to have drought-tolerant plantings to
minimize water usage. As a bonus this type of
landscape requires little maintenance.
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The trail that
winds through Pueblo Park in Summerlin is over a
mile long. In the early morning walkers,
joggers and even a few cyclists enjoy it. |
Running through the middle of
The Pueblo Village is a mile long park which rambles
from Buffalo to Rampart Boulevard. Within the park are
areas with grassy lawn for children's play, basketball
courts, and a long trail which is enjoyed by walkers and
joggers and their dogs -- usually in the cool hours of
morning. Occasionally, bicyclists use this trail.
Homes of varying price ranges and condos line the park.
There are also schools and churches within Pueblo
Village. Homes and condos are available by resale only.
There are no new developments in The Pueblo Village.
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As the day begins
people are enjoying a cuppa joe and the
newspaper at a coffee house across from Pueblo
Village. |
Visit these other
Villages in northern Summerlin:
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