Single story home in gated Scarlett Canyon. Sellers have redone the kitchen cabinets, redesigned master bathroom, flooring changes throughout, security film on the windows, exterior of house repainted and created an ultra private back yard with lush landscaping including long stem roses. Community has direct gated access to Cottonwood Canyon Park Walking trails. The home has a gas fireplace, Huge master suite and a custom front entry gate.
Single-familyProperty Type
2000Year Built
7,405 sq ftLot Size
$288Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Mathew Brady• South Bay Realty
Bought with Roberta Quarles-Jenkins• BHHS Nevada Properties
FANTASIC SINGLE STORY HOME IN SUMMERLIN GATED COMMUNITY. BRIGHT AND OPEN FLOOR PLAN. LARGE KITCHEN WITH UPGRADED WOOD CABINETS, GRANITE COUNTERS, BACKSPASH, BREAKFAST AND NOOK WITH FRENCH DOORS TO BACKYARD. DOUBLE DOOR ENTRY TO HUGE MASTER SUITE WITH WIC AND BATH WITH OVERSIZED SHOWER, TUB AND DOUBLE SINKS.
Public Records
Aug 18, 2005
Sold
$560,000
$201/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,604 (+2.9%)
$93,240 + $106,846
$200,086
2024
$4,472 (+3.0%)
$92,610 + $108,638
$201,248
2023
$4,342 (+3.0%)
$79,380 + $110,706
$190,086
2022
$4,216 (+3.0%)
$63,000 + $103,125
$166,125
2021
$4,093 (+3.1%)
$48,510 + $94,058
$142,568
2020
$3,971 (+3.0%)
$48,510 + $89,667
$138,177
2019
$3,855 (+3.0%)
$42,840 + $88,820
$131,660
2018
$3,743 (+0.4%)
$35,000 + $87,297
$122,297
2017
$3,728 (−0.3%)
$29,960 + $84,221
$114,181
2016
$3,739 (+3.0%)
$27,440 + $91,052
$118,492
2015
$3,631
$26,880 + $89,884
$116,764
2014
$3,630 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $88,653
$111,053
2013
$3,525 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $88,653
$111,053
2012
$3,422 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $85,874
$108,274
2011
$3,322 (−12.0%)
$22,400 + $87,239
$109,639
2010
$3,776 (−8.4%)
$18,200 + $82,895
$101,095
2009
$4,120
$36,575 + $78,108
$114,683
Tax history for 705 Point Rdg
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,604 (+2.9%)
$93,240 + $106,846
$200,086
2024
$4,472 (+3.0%)
$92,610 + $108,638
$201,248
2023
$4,342 (+3.0%)
$79,380 + $110,706
$190,086
2022
$4,216 (+3.0%)
$63,000 + $103,125
$166,125
2021
$4,093 (+3.1%)
$48,510 + $94,058
$142,568
2020
$3,971 (+3.0%)
$48,510 + $89,667
$138,177
2019
$3,855 (+3.0%)
$42,840 + $88,820
$131,660
2018
$3,743 (+0.4%)
$35,000 + $87,297
$122,297
2017
$3,728 (−0.3%)
$29,960 + $84,221
$114,181
2016
$3,739 (+3.0%)
$27,440 + $91,052
$118,492
2015
$3,631
$26,880 + $89,884
$116,764
2014
$3,630 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $88,653
$111,053
2013
$3,525 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $88,653
$111,053
2012
$3,422 (+3.0%)
$22,400 + $85,874
$108,274
2011
$3,322 (−12.0%)
$22,400 + $87,239
$109,639
2010
$3,776 (−8.4%)
$18,200 + $82,895
$101,095
2009
$4,120
$36,575 + $78,108
$114,683
*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
2.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
7,405 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2000
Sq. Ft.
2,782
Year built
2000
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Clark County
APN
13736713009
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 8, 2026.
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The Planned Community (P-C) District is established to permit and encourage the development of comprehensively planned communities, with a minimum of 3,000 contiguous acres of land under one ownership or control, which can flourish as unique communities as a result of the comprehensive planning required for this large scale of development. The rezoning of property to the P-C District is appropriate only if the Planned Community Program, with respect to such property, will accomplish the objectives set forth in Paragraph (2) , below. In order for property to qualify for P-C District zoning, the master developer must demonstrate the potential for achievement of the following specific objectives throughout the planning, design and development stages: Providing for an orderly and creative arrangement of land uses with respect to each other, to the entire Planned Community and to all adjacent land; Providing for a variety of housing types, employment opportunities and commercial services to achieve a balanced community for families of a wide variety of ages, sizes and levels of income; Providing for a planned and integrated comprehensive transportation system for pedestrian and vehicular traffic, which may include provisions for mass transportation and roadways, bicycle or equestrian paths, pedestrian walkways and other similar transportation facilities; Providing for cultural, educational, medical, religious and recreational facilities; Locating and siting structures to take maximum advantage of the natural and manmade environment and to provide view corridors; and Providing for adequate, well-located and well-designed open space and community facilities.