Quiet, serene 3 bed, 2 ba home w/ a den in NW Summerlin! This tranquil charmer has cathedral ceilings in entry, den/office with window overlooking beautiful front yard foliage, living room connecting to kitchen w/ island, nook & customized fireplace. Spacious backyard w/ green grass & gorgeous shrubs w/ pretty pink flowers! Primary bedroom has walk in closet & Jack & Jill sinks. New washer & dryer, dishwasher, brand new carpet, fresh paint. Freeway access, close to shopping, stores, restaurants and schools. Shadow Hills Recreation area includes access to pool, gym, basket ball courts and more! Close to Lone Mountain and Red Rock National Park! This beautiful single-story home won't last long!
Lovely 1 story house just outside of Summerlin. Charming neighborhood with mature landscaping. Open, airy floorplan with tile floors, custom paint, master bedroom with window that overlooks backyard shaded in a retreat like fashion and nestled high above property behind it. Office in the front of the house with a street view. Needs some TLC. A lot of little things.
Public Records
Sep 15, 2005
Sold
$330,000
$202/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 23, 2004
Sold
$299,950
$184/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 12, 2003
Sold
$185,000
$113/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,760 (+2.9%)
$42,700 + $64,952
$107,652
2024
$2,682 (+8.0%)
$42,700 + $66,029
$108,729
2023
$2,484 (+8.0%)
$40,250 + $67,383
$107,633
2022
$2,301 (+8.0%)
$38,150 + $62,763
$100,913
2021
$2,130 (+7.9%)
$29,050 + $57,359
$86,409
2020
$1,975 (+6.7%)
$28,700 + $54,556
$83,256
2019
$1,851 (+4.8%)
$28,000 + $54,124
$82,124
2018
$1,766 (−21.1%)
$24,500 + $53,340
$77,840
2017
$2,238 (+35.7%)
$18,900 + $51,463
$70,363
2016
$1,650 (+3.2%)
$16,100 + $52,384
$68,484
2015
$1,599
$15,050 + $50,202
$65,252
2014
$1,598 (+3.0%)
$10,500 + $38,243
$48,743
2013
$1,552 (+3.0%)
$10,500 + $38,243
$48,743
2012
$1,507 (−5.9%)
$7,875 + $40,386
$48,261
2011
$1,601 (−3.5%)
$7,875 + $37,650
$45,525
2010
$1,660 (−28.7%)
$8,750 + $39,665
$48,415
2009
$2,329
$10,500 + $39,576
$50,076
Tax history for 3244 Ridgecliff St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,760 (+2.9%)
$42,700 + $64,952
$107,652
2024
$2,682 (+8.0%)
$42,700 + $66,029
$108,729
2023
$2,484 (+8.0%)
$40,250 + $67,383
$107,633
2022
$2,301 (+8.0%)
$38,150 + $62,763
$100,913
2021
$2,130 (+7.9%)
$29,050 + $57,359
$86,409
2020
$1,975 (+6.7%)
$28,700 + $54,556
$83,256
2019
$1,851 (+4.8%)
$28,000 + $54,124
$82,124
2018
$1,766 (−21.1%)
$24,500 + $53,340
$77,840
2017
$2,238 (+35.7%)
$18,900 + $51,463
$70,363
2016
$1,650 (+3.2%)
$16,100 + $52,384
$68,484
2015
$1,599
$15,050 + $50,202
$65,252
2014
$1,598 (+3.0%)
$10,500 + $38,243
$48,743
2013
$1,552 (+3.0%)
$10,500 + $38,243
$48,743
2012
$1,507 (−5.9%)
$7,875 + $40,386
$48,261
2011
$1,601 (−3.5%)
$7,875 + $37,650
$45,525
2010
$1,660 (−28.7%)
$8,750 + $39,665
$48,415
2009
$2,329
$10,500 + $39,576
$50,076
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
5,663 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1999
Sq. Ft.
1,630
Year built
1999
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Clark County
APN
13712812019
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 17, 2026.
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