5 Elevated Nevada Homes from Las Vegas to Incline Village

Rising 21 floors above Las Vegas, the Crown Jewel of Newport Lofts brings a rare, two-story penthouse perspective to the city. Sweeping views stretch from the Strip to the mountains and across the valley, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows that keep the skyline present from morning through night. A wraparound balcony extends the living experience outdoors, inviting open-air coffee at sunrise or a front-row seat to the evening glow. Inside, the generous layout reads as airy and expansive, designed to balance privacy across two levels with the ease of an urban retreat. Beyond the residence, resort-style rooftop amenities add a welcome rhythm—spaces to unwind, recharge, and return home above it all.

From its elevated setting in a quiet Incline Village cul-de-sac, this private forest retreat is designed for unhurried mountain living. Vaulted ceilings add volume and light, while an open living layout keeps daily life connected—equally suited to a serene year-round residence or an easygoing getaway. Two sunny decks extend the living space outdoors, inviting morning coffee in the trees, slow lunches, and crisp evenings under the canopy. Trail access nearby makes it simple to step from home into the landscape, whether for a quick walk or a longer stretch of time outside. A heated two-car garage adds welcome comfort and practicality after snow days and shoulder-season adventures. Here, the rhythm is quiet, wooded, and refreshingly close to the trailhead.

From its elevated setting in Henderson, The Matteo sits within an exclusive community of executive-style new residences, framed by mountain views and clear sight lines to the Las Vegas Strip. Inside, 10+ foot ceilings, luxury flooring, and matte black fixtures set a crisp, modern tone, while a linear fireplace and wet bars invite easy entertaining. Five ensuite bedrooms—each with a walk-in closet—offer privacy and everyday comfort. At the center, the chef’s kitchen pairs quartz countertops with soft-close cabinetry and under-cabinet lighting, plus a butler area and walk-in pantry. Bertazzoni Master Series appliances include a 48” range, refrigerator/freezer columns, and two dishwashers. A Super Loft opens to a private deck, while outside, an oversized patio and pool-sized yard expand the living space. With a 4-car garage and RV parking with hook-ups, life here feels both polished and practical, minutes from Heritage Park and the Water Street District.

From its elevated setting in Northwest Las Vegas, this single-story William Lyon estate pairs a stone façade with a private, gated courtyard centered by a fountain. Inside, upgraded flooring, new carpet, and custom paint set a polished tone, while the bright great room impresses with coffered ceilings, a fireplace, custom built-ins, and indoor-outdoor flow through a triple-pane sliding door. The gourmet kitchen is designed for real use—stainless steel appliances, a 5-burner cooktop, granite counters, espresso cabinets, a walk-in pantry, wine fridge, and an entertaining island—alongside a formal dining room for gatherings. The primary suite adds a sitting area, dual custom walk-in closets, dual sinks, a soaking tub, and a granite walk-in shower. Outside: a heated quartz pool and spa, extended covered paved patio, outdoor TV and speakers, gated RV parking with full hookups, dog run, synthetic turf, fruit trees, and unobstructed mountain views.

On Country Club Drive in Incline Village, this mixed-use condo balances modern living with everyday practicality, directly across from the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe. Upstairs, an updated residence offers a clean-lined backdrop for daily life, anchored by a fireplace and supported by in-home laundry. Below, a street-level commercial unit adds flexibility—ideal to operate yourself or lease—paired with strong visibility that suits a range of business needs. The experience here is distinctly walkable and plugged-in, with a prime location near Incline Village beaches, dining, and shops. Whether you’re starting mornings upstairs and stepping into work downstairs, or treating the commercial space as an income-producing complement, the layout is designed for a life that moves easily between private retreat and public presence.