Reno

Reno is not just a smaller version of Las Vegas. The Truckee River meanders through the very heart of Reno, home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the country, adventurous outdoor recreation, and is rich in cultural events and the arts. The Nevada Museum of Art is a landmark venue that combines a fine collection with world-class traveling exhibits. Downtown Reno invites a stroll through its Arts District on the Truckee River, an eclectic array of galleries, shops, restaurants, and coffee houses. History and geology buffs will want to visit ancient rock art sites that are older than the Egyptian pyramids or trace the steps of early pioneers.

With many historical neighborhoods, new housing developments to the northwest and south, Reno can be a bustling urban center or a quiet residential neighborhood. We have the diversity of choice to support every lifestyle.

ArrowCreek Caughlin Ranch Damonte Ranch Downtown Fieldcreek Galena Forest

Hidden Valley Lakeridge/Lakeridge Shore Montreux Northwest Reno (city) Saddlehorn

Somersett Southeast Reno Southwest Reno St. James Village Virginia Highlands

Sparks

From 1999 to 2008, Sparks was the fastest growing city in Nevada. With the growth, Sparks can now offer its residents even more in shopping, restaurants, amenities and activities. Located northeast of Reno, Sparks offers the same great beauty, views and weather and is at an elevation of about 4,500 feet. With the quality of life being cited as why people choose to live in Sparks, the special events including the Best in West Nugget Rib Cook-off, Hot August Nights, and Hometown Farmer's Market are probably a big factor. In addition to all of the exceptional events, the wonderful shopping at the Spanish Springs Galleria adds to the appeal of Sparks.

Visit the Sparks Marina, Golden Eagle Recreational area and many other city parks.

D'Andrea Resort at Redhawk

Spanish Springs Sparks (city)

Wingfield Springs