6201 E Lake Mead Blvd

A low-rise gated condominium complex in Las Vegas, built in 1997, composed predominantly of two-story buildings that house two- and three-bedroom units. Architecture is suburban-tract in scale with pitched roofs, stucco facades, and private outdoor spaces such as patios, balconies, and small yards. Typical residences are ground-floor or lower-level units with open floor plans, cathedral or vaulted ceilings in some homes, and interior features that commonly include fireplaces, tile and laminate flooring, granite or tile countertops, walk-in pantries, and generous primary suites with walk-in closets and dual sinks. Many units provide attached or detached one- and two-car garages plus extra storage rooms accessible via breezeways. Common areas emphasize gated security, irrigated green spaces, and community recreation with pool and spa facilities. The complex tends to attract practical convenience features—programmable thermostats, ceiling fans, handicap-accessible entries, and usable den/office spaces—rather than high-end luxury finishes. Routine equipment updates are apparent in listings (recent A/C, water heaters, and appliance replacements). Located near shopping, dining, golf courses, and the airport corridor, the development offers a suburban-lifestyle balance of privacy, low-rise scale, and community amenities within reach of central Las Vegas destinations.