This Located At 1315 Alpine Drive. This Prope...
$4,800,000
- 4 Beds
- 6.0 Baths
- 7,783 SqFt
- 1.10 Acres
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 1315 Alpine Drive. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. Middle...
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Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 1315 Alpine Drive. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. Middle...
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 1502 San Felipe Drive. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. Mi...
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 503 Aaron Way. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garside Frank F. Middle Sch...
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 214 Desert Rose Court. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. Mi...
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 113 Caperna Court. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. Middle...
Residential
Boulder City, NV
This Located At 220 Hallett Cove Court. This Property Is Currently Zoned For Garrett Elton M. M...
Boulder City's roots go way back to the 1930s, when this historic community was built to house the workers tasked with constructing the Hoover Dam. Since then, the community has held on to its small-town values, and many neighborhoods remain quaint with the traditional real estate of the time. Additionally, although many homes have since been renovated, they still hold their charm. As the city developed and grew, so did its amenities, which include parks, trails, golf courses, healthcare facilities, and so on.

Let's take a deeper look into this Las Vegas area city and all it has to offer those who reside there, starting with its location.
Boulder City, Nevada, sits within Clark County and is part of the Las Vegas metropolitan area. It primarily falls under the 89005 zip code and is located about 26 miles southeast of the Las Vegas Strip. Bordered by the city of Henderson to the northwest and the Lake Mead National Recreation Area to the east, the city serves as a gateway to the Hoover Dam and the Arizona border via the I-11 corridor.
You'll find that Boulder City offers a variety of options when it comes to its neighborhoods and properties – ranging from traditional single-family homes to expansive luxury estates, as well as modern condos and townhomes.
Depending on the location of the property, a homeowner can enjoy vistas of Lake Mead, panoramic mountain views, or manicured greens of the local fairways. That said, when searching for real estate in Boulder City, potential homebuyers typically have one of three categories in mind – homes with a lake view, residences within a golf community, or properties located within the Historic District. I'll cover each of these options below:
Boulder City offers a significant selection of homes that boast lake views, with the majority of these residences concentrated on the eastern and southern ridges of the city, situated within elevated neighborhoods that overlook Lake Mead. There you'll find sprawling estates, as well as modest homes and condos. Feel free to contact Leslie Hoke if you'd like to inquire about buying a home with a lake view.
Lake view properties in Boulder City provide several advantages for property owners:
If you're interested in a lake view property within this city, take a moment to search the following listings:
Those who are not positive that they would like to buy a home in Boulder City should explore other locations within the vicinity that feature lake views. I suggest bookmarking the following post for future reading – Las Vegas Waterfront Properties – Discovering the Top Lake Communities. I also recommend visiting the following pages that contain listings for lakefront properties within the Las Vegas Valley.
Boulder City's Historic District is a sought-after location to buy real estate, offering a unique small-town atmosphere with quaint, modest homes. Many of the houses currently reflect the American Bungalow and Spanish Colonial Revival-style architecture, and date back to the 1930s when the properties were constructed to house the Hoover Dam workers.
Even with a good number of these properties having been remodeled since then, the neighborhood has kept its vintage character. Additionally, the community is filled with mature tree-lined streets, manicured lawns, and homes that are generally more affordable, making it ideal for those who are buying their first home.
Locals of the Historic District enjoy a convenient walkable lifestyle due to the fact that residential neighborhoods directly surround the main downtown area. Homeowners have quick access to local restaurants, shops, and public services such as the post office, city hall, and a library, as well as a community park where events are held.
The Historic District maintains a strong sense of community where residents often know their neighbors, making it a great place for families to settle down.

There are two golf courses within Boulder City that offer either homes with course views or homes lining the fairways. This includes Boulder City Municipal Golf Course, which is surrounded by established residential neighborhoods such as Municipal Golf Course Estates that sit directly on the fairways.
There's also Boulder Creek Golf Club, with communities such as Boulder Hills Estates by StoryBook Homes located close to the greens, and newer luxury communities like the up-and-coming neighborhood dubbed Liberty Ridge, which will provide golf course views and popular floor plans with RV garages.
Golf community homes in Boulder City, and those in the Las Vegas area in general, are highly sought after for the following reasons:
If your heart is set on living within a golf community and you'd like to explore other areas, head over to the following pages:
Whether you're searching for a property with a golf course or lake view, or perhaps one in a traditional neighborhood such as the Historic District, you'll find them here on my New Listings for Boulder City Homes for Sale page.
You can also narrow down your search for a home in Boulder City by browsing listings by your specific budget range, as seen below:
Boulder City offers something for all walks of life, catering to those who enjoy outdoor adventure as well as small-town relaxation. You'll find amenities such as parks and trails, shops and eateries, and a long list of things to do in this city, as well as schools and reputable healthcare facilities.
Let's take a closer look at these popular amenities:
Boulder City is the ideal place for those who love the great outdoors, offering scenic hiking trails, boating on Lake Mead, championship golf, and community parks. The city's vast outdoor recreational amenities are a central part of the local lifestyle that often brings the community together and also why so many people choose to call Boulder City their home.
Adding to Boulder City's outdoor recreation scene are the community's well-maintained parks and extensive trails that provide everyday escapes for its residents.
There are over 70 acres of landscaped parkland in Boulder City that feature green spaces, playgrounds, picnic areas, sports facilities, along with wildlife viewing, and are great locations for family gatherings, casual walks, and community events.
Boulder City's trail system offers miles of scenic paths for walking, hiking, and mountain biking. These trails connect neighborhoods throughout the community, which encourages an active, outdoor-focused lifestyle.

Top trails in Boulder City:
Popular parks include:
Along with parks and trails, there are also multiple golf courses that locals and visitors can enjoy – let's take a look at them below.
There are three public golf courses in this Las Vegas metropolitan area that allow Boulder City residents to play at varying price points, from budget-friendly to premium resort-style: Boulder City Municipal Golf Course, Boulder Creek Golf Club, and Cascata Golf Club.

If you're interested in buying a home on or near a course in Boulder City, or other Las Vegas areas, head over to our Golf Communities – Homes for Sale page.
Now, moving on to other Boulder City amenities, we'll take a look at dining and shopping opportunities that locals take advantage of.
Boulder City offers a good variety of places to eat, everything from grabbing a quick bite to eat to fine dining experiences.
A few local favorites include:
When it comes to shopping, the retail scene in Boulder City is known for its unique 'ma-and-pa' shops, which offers a shopping experience that reflects the city's historic small-town character.
A good amount of shopping can be done in the Historic Downtown District, which is centered on Main Street, Arizona Street, Nevada Way, and Wyoming Street, where you won't find big national chains, just independent boutiques, antique stores, art galleries, and specialty shops run by locals.
Popular stores include:
Boulder City Co. Store, established in 1931, features historic memorabilia and souvenirs, and Goatfeathers Emporium which sells items such as jewelry, vintage children's cars, knick-knacks, decor, candles, and more. You can also stop by the Bella Marketplace, a popular antique shopping destination.
Of course, you'll find some major retail chains within Boulder City, stores like CVS Pharmacy and Albertsons, and others. For large retailers such as Walmart or Target, residents take a short drive into neighboring Henderson.
Boulder City has a surprising amount of things to do within its borders, from visiting the historic Hoover Dam, and exploring a monster museum, to enjoying water sports at Lake Mead.
Below, you'll find a larger list of popular activities, attractions, and entertainment that you can enjoy within this Las Vegas area city.

Popular Boulder City attractions:
As you can see, there are a lot of interesting things to do in Boulder City. On top of this, the Las Vegas Strip is only a 30-40 minute drive, where you'll find world-class entertainment, dining and shopping.
Maintaining access to quality medical care is a priority, so for those considering a move to Boulder City, take a moment to explore some of the area's essential medical facilities below:
Essential medical resources just outside of Boulder City:
Boulder City schools are part of the Clark County school system and are often described as having more community involvement than larger urban schools in nearby areas.
Below, you'll find a list of the elementary, middle, and high schools that are in the area, along with corresponding links that will allow you to view homes for sale near the school of your choice.
Elementary Schools:
Middle School:
High School:
Private School:
You can also view our main Boulder City Schools page, or see a list of all schools in Clark County.
It can be a bit confusing when you're considering buying real estate in an area you're not familiar with, and that's why researching a location before a purchase is essential. With that in mind, below, you'll find a few popular inquiries regarding relocating to Boulder City, with topics including retiring, new construction restrictions, and short-term rentals.
If you have a question of your own, feel free to reach out to Leslie Hoke, a long-time Las Vegas resident and real estate agent.

Boulder City stands out as a popular retirement destination for anyone looking for a safe, peaceful, small-town atmosphere, that's only 30-40 minutes from the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip.
This community is attractive to active adults because of its proximity to walking trails, golf courses, Lake Mead, as well as its access to excellent senior services and healthcare. Additionally, Nevada's tax advantages, affordable living, and the high percentage of residents over 65 who live in this city, all contribute to its retiree-friendly atmosphere, with many calling it one of the best small towns for retirement in the state.
Retiring in Boulder City – Summary of Advantages:
If your heart is not entirely set on retiring in Boulder City, and you'd like information on other Las Vegas areas, head over to our guide to active adult communities. You can also view retirement community listings for all Las Vegas areas to get an idea of what's available at this time.
Boulder City, Nevada, famously has a Controlled Growth Management Plan. It's an ordinance that aims to keep the annual growth under 3%, and this has allowed the city to maintain its small-town charm while neighboring cities like Henderson and Las Vegas have seen a lot of development.
The ordinance limits the number of new residential building permits that are issued each year, which is capped at 120.
The ordinance mostly targets and makes moving forward more difficult for developers building houses for sale, as well as new apartments, condominiums, and hotels. However, the process is simpler for those building a single home for themselves to live in, but their permit is still counted toward the city's annual limit.
Although you may not find too many new construction properties in Boulder City, there are plenty within the Las Vegas Valley. Head over to our New Construction Homes & Builders page for more details.
Boulder City is one of the few places in Nevada that maintains a strict, community-wide ban on renting out any portion of a residential home for fewer than 30 consecutive days. The city makes it clear that residential neighborhoods are for residents, and not for commercial lodging.
The city's goal is to protect long-term housing availability and prevent the noise and traffic that typically go along with vacation rentals. Although short-term rentals are prohibited in Boulder City, you'll find other Las Vegas area communities that do allow them.
Las Vegas is known for being a hub for year-round tourism and a location where major conventions are held, and this makes owning a rental property in this area a lucrative investment choice. Read more about building wealth in this way by visiting our Guide to Investing in Las Vegas Real Estate post.
To discover more about the housing market in Las Vegas, take a moment to browse our expert guides to Summerlin, Henderson, and other area communities below:
If you'd like more information on relocating to the area, be sure to read our detailed post – Buying a Home in Boulder City – a Historic Lakeview Community. For those who would like some direction on where to look for a property within Boulder City, feel free to touch base with Leslie Hoke, a seasoned Las Vegas realtor who specializes in helping families find their ideal homes in Boulder City and the surrounding areas.
Leslie will be happy to assist with any questions or information you require about Boulder City real estate. Please do not hesitate to email or call: (702) 321-1763
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