If you are searching for homes for sale in ArrowCreek, you are looking at one of south Reno’s premier gated communities, set high in the Mount Rose foothills with panoramic Sierra Nevada views. ArrowCreek pairs custom estate living with resort-style amenities and championship golf, just minutes from downtown Reno and about 35 minutes from Lake Tahoe. This guide covers what life inside the gates actually includes, how the homes differ, and what to know before you buy. For today’s exact prices and availability, use the live listings below.
ArrowCreek sits in the foothills of south Reno at an elevation of roughly 5,060 to over 6,100 feet, which is what gives so many of its homes their long valley and mountain views. It is a gated community with a controlled entrance, and that combination of elevation, privacy, and open space is the core of its appeal. You are close to the city yet set apart from it, with Lake Tahoe an easy drive over the hill.
Buyers who look in ArrowCreek are usually weighing it against other upper-end Reno options like Montreux, Somersett, and Caughlin Ranch. ArrowCreek’s signature is space and seclusion: larger custom homes, bigger lots, and a guarded, view-oriented setting that the more centrally located neighborhoods cannot match.
One thing that surprises buyers is how much is included through the homeowners association itself, separate from the golf club. According to the ArrowCreek HOA, the community protects 525 acres of open space and maintains more than 30 miles of trails for walking and mountain biking. The Residents’ Center adds three swimming pools and a year-round hot tub, a fitness room, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce and basketball, playgrounds, and a full kitchen and meeting space, open daily.
That matters for how you value a home here. Every ArrowCreek owner gets those amenities and that trail network through the HOA. The championship golf is a separate decision, which is the next thing to understand.
Golf in ArrowCreek runs through The Club at ArrowCreek, a private club with two championship courses, the Legend and the Challenge, plus a resort-style pool with cabanas, multiple dining venues, a fitness center with classes, and pickleball. The important point for buyers: club membership is optional and separate from owning a home here. You can buy in ArrowCreek, enjoy the HOA trails and Residents’ Center, and choose whether the private club fits your life. We help buyers understand both cost structures before they commit, so the golf-course view you are paying for lines up with how you actually plan to use the club.
ArrowCreek is predominantly a custom and semi-custom estate market, so prices run higher than most Reno neighborhoods and cover a wide band depending on lot, view, size, and age. Golf-course and ridgeline view homes sit at the top, while interior lots and older resales offer more accessible entry points. Because the product varies so much home to home, the live grid below is far more useful than any single average. It shows what is actually on the market today, straight from the Northern Nevada MLS.
Two cost realities are specific to ArrowCreek. First, most homes here finance as jumbo loans, which changes your buyer pool and your negotiation. Second, your true monthly cost includes the HOA dues, and, if you choose it, a separate golf membership. We walk buyers through both so the number you plan around is the number you actually pay.
Because nearly every ArrowCreek home is custom, buying well here is about reading the specific home and lot rather than a neighborhood average. A view lot on the upper elevations, a golf-course frontage, and an interior parcel are three different purchases, and each trades on its own comparable sales. Build quality, age, and how a floor plan uses the view vary widely, so the comps have to be matched carefully.
The Kinney and Renwick Team knows this market and its trade-offs. We help buyers weigh lot against lot and view against price, read the HOA and any club documents before they become a surprise, and structure an offer that holds up when the appraisal and inspection arrive. If you want the full picture beyond ArrowCreek, you can also search every active listing across Reno-Sparks. And if you are actually weighing selling a house in ArrowCreek, our seller guide breaks down exactly how this community prices, and our broader guide to selling your home in Reno-Sparks covers the rest.
Ready to tour homes for sale in ArrowCreek with an agent who knows the lots, the views, and the difference between the HOA and the club? Contact Kevin Kinney at 775-391-8402 or Robin Renwick at 775-813-1255 to schedule a buyer consultation. We will tour ArrowCreek together, compare it honestly against Montreux, Somersett, and your other options, analyze each home against the right comps, and build a buying plan that fits how you want to live. Not quite ready to tour? Request a home value estimate and we will help you plan the numbers first.
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Robin Renwick, 775-813-1255
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Listings shown are provided through the Northern Nevada MLS and change frequently. The information on this page is general and for educational purposes only. Contact us for current, address-specific guidance.
Where is ArrowCreek located in Reno?
ArrowCreek is in the south Reno foothills, set against the Mount Rose side of the valley at an elevation of roughly 5,060 to over 6,100 feet. It is minutes from downtown Reno and about 35 minutes from Lake Tahoe, which is a big part of why its elevated, view-oriented lots are so sought after.
What ZIP code is ArrowCreek in?
ArrowCreek falls within the 89511 ZIP code in south Reno. Because it is a large custom-home community, the live listings on this page are the most reliable way to see exactly which homes are currently for sale inside the gates.
Is ArrowCreek a gated community?
Yes. ArrowCreek is a gated community with a controlled entrance, which is one of its defining features. Along with the gates, homeowners get 525 acres of protected open space and more than 30 miles of trails maintained through the HOA.
Is golf included when you buy a home in ArrowCreek?
No, and this trips buyers up. The trails, pools, tennis, pickleball, and fitness at the Residents’ Center come with the HOA. The two championship golf courses run through The Club at ArrowCreek, a separate private club with its own optional membership. You choose whether to join, and we help you understand both costs before you buy.
How much do homes for sale in ArrowCreek cost?
ArrowCreek is a custom-home, estate-oriented market, so prices run higher than most of Reno and span a wide range based on lot, view, size, and age. Rather than rely on an average, use the live listings on this page for current asking prices, and reach out for a specific analysis of any home or lot you are considering.
How does ArrowCreek compare with Montreux or Somersett?
All three are upper-end Reno communities, but they feel different. ArrowCreek is known for its gated privacy, high elevation, long views, and larger custom lots. Montreux is a lower-elevation golf community, and Somersett offers more variety of home types and price points. The right fit depends on your budget, your view priorities, and how you want to use the amenities, which is exactly what a buyer consultation sorts out.
Before you dive too deeply into your home search, let’s ensure your search is strategic. Kevin and Robin’s free home buying consultation helps you narrow down the right homes faster and avoid costly missteps. Then explore the latest listings right here.
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$1,875,000
Active
11614 Viewline Court Silversky 134 Reno, Nevada
4 Beds 6 Baths 4,560 SqFt 0.275 Acres