February 19, 2026
Wondering if Inspirada fits your next chapter? If you’re weighing parks, schools, commute times and home options in Henderson, it helps to see how the master plan actually lives day to day. In this guide, you’ll get a clear picture of Inspirada’s design, housing mix, prices, HOA details and how it stacks up against nearby neighborhoods like Green Valley, Anthem and Cadence. By the end, you’ll know if it aligns with your family’s priorities and budget. Let’s dive in.
Inspirada is a modern master‑planned community in West Henderson that opened in 2007. The plan centers on walkable villages, each anchored by parks and connected by a robust trail network. The official community materials highlight about 85 acres of parkland and roughly 35 miles of trails that link neighborhoods, parks and gathering spots. You’ll see a mix of attached and single‑family homes organized around these green spaces and a growing Town Center area. The community’s snapshot and FAQs are a helpful first look.
Sources differ on total acreage and long‑term home counts. Industry pages have cited around 1,500 to 1,940 acres over time, while the official FAQ notes approval for up to 8,500 homes. When you compare articles or maps online, know that figures can vary by source and year; rely on current official materials for the most accurate picture.
Inspirada launched before the Great Recession, then regained momentum mid‑2010s as national builders re‑energized sales and new phases opened. That staggered timeline means you’ll find multiple “vintages” on the resale market alongside active new‑construction neighborhoods, which gives you more choice on floor plans and finishes. Coverage of the community’s comeback underscores that shift in activity and inventory mix. A 2014 local business piece captured how sales ramped as builders relaunched phases and models returned to market. You can find that context in regional reporting on Inspirada’s recovery.
Today, Inspirada’s official builder partners include KB Home, Tri Pointe and Toll Brothers. Collections range from townhomes and two‑story attached product to all‑age single‑family homes. KB Home’s local offerings commonly span roughly 1,150 to 3,000+ square feet, while Tri Pointe and Toll Brothers add mid‑up and higher‑end options. New models are typically priced from the mid‑$300s into the $500Ks or more depending on the collection, homesite and upgrades. You can browse the current lineup on Inspirada’s builder page.
Across the master plan, you’ll see compact attached homes and townhomes in the 1,100 to 1,800 square foot range, plus single‑family homes that commonly run from about 1,600 to over 4,000 square feet. Architectural styling leans contemporary desert and suburban modern. Compared with older Henderson neighborhoods, many Inspirada homes sit on small to medium lots, which keeps yard maintenance predictable and supports the park‑centric design. A concise overview of typical sizes and styles appears in third‑party community guides like this amenity snapshot.
New construction
Resale
Pricing snapshots shift with the market, and different data sources measure different things. As of late 2025, closed‑sale medians in Inspirada were reported near 555,000 dollars (December 2025) by Redfin, which tracks sold properties. Listing medians, which reflect asking prices for active inventory, ran higher around 619,900 dollars (December 2025) in Realtor.com’s neighborhood snapshot. Another aggregator placed the neighborhood median near 549,000 dollars as of February 2026. These figures vary by methodology and date, so it’s smart to compare both closed‑sale medians and current listing medians when you set a budget.
Practical tip: ask your agent for a live, address‑level comp analysis that blends current listings, recent pendings and closed sales from the same builder era, lot size and upgrade level. That approach corrects for the community’s multiple product types and build years.
Parks are the heart of Inspirada. The community highlights five signature parks, each with distinct amenities:
You can review amenities and the overall 85‑acre park system on Inspirada’s parks page.
Inspirada emphasizes internal walkability with an interconnected trail system. Community materials cite about 35 miles of trails that link neighborhoods to parks, pools and meeting spots. The southern edge also ties into the Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area, giving you nearby trailheads for longer desert hikes. If daily walks, bike rides or quick desert access are part of your routine, this network is a standout. See the overview in the Facts & FAQs.
You’ll find a steady rhythm of resident‑focused events such as farmers markets, movie nights, fitness in the park and seasonal gatherings. Programming is supported by the community association and promoted through official channels. Check the association’s pages for how amenities are scheduled and maintained under the community’s blended model. The association’s overview is here: Inspirada Community Association.
Inspirada sits near Bicentennial Parkway and Via Inspirada in West Henderson. Community materials estimate about a 15‑mile drive to Harry Reid International Airport and roughly 15 to 20 minutes to the Las Vegas Strip, depending on traffic. These are helpful benchmarks for relocation planning and can be confirmed for your schedule and route. See the Facts & FAQs for the quick snapshot.
Within the master plan, you’ll find convenience‑scale retail such as coffee, small markets and service businesses, with a Town Center area indicated on community maps. Larger grocery and retail options sit a short drive away along Henderson corridors and in nearby Anthem and Green Valley. If walkable daily retail is a top priority, ask your agent to map specific addresses to parks, schools, trailheads and shops using the community map as a starting point.
Families often ask about school options first. Public and charter choices commonly cited for Inspirada addresses include Pinecrest Academy’s Inspirada campus (K–8 charter), Robert & Sandy Ellis Elementary, Shirley & Bill Wallin Elementary, Del E. Webb Middle School and Liberty High School. Assignments can vary by address and change over time, so confirm with the district or the individual school before you decide.
Pinecrest Academy’s Inspirada campus has received national recognition. The school is listed as a National Blue Ribbon School, which is a federal designation based on defined performance criteria. You can review the program and campus listing on the National Blue Ribbon Schools profile. When comparing options, use neutral, objective data and campus tours to choose what aligns with your family’s needs.
Inspirada’s governance is layered. There is a master association plus village or pod‑level sub‑associations in certain areas. Maintenance is also blended between the association and the City of Henderson, which means some parks and amenities are city‑operated while others are resident‑only and maintained by the association. You can read the maintenance and governance overview from the Inspirada Community Association.
HOA assessments vary widely by pod and product type. Public listing snapshots often show monthly figures ranging from about 70 to 190 dollars or equivalent quarterly assessments, with higher amounts in gated or amenity‑rich sub‑communities. Because fees and inclusions change over time, build your due diligence around documents, not anecdotes.
Use this quick checklist:
Inspirada tends to be a strong match if you’re seeking:
For families prioritizing a charter option alongside district schools, the presence of Pinecrest’s Inspirada campus is a draw. You can cross‑reference builders and models on the current builder roster and then layer in school and commute preferences to narrow your search.
Green Valley Ranch is a mature Henderson submarket known for established retail and entertainment, including The District. Housing spans a wider age range with an older tree canopy and traditional suburban feel. In many snapshots, medians in select Green Valley pockets run higher than broadly across Inspirada, but this depends on product and timing. If you value an established retail core within the neighborhood fabric, add Green Valley to your tour list and compare current medians from multiple data sources by the same month.
Anthem and Seven Hills skew move‑up and luxury, with larger‑lot and golf‑adjacent options in certain enclaves. Buyers often trade up to those areas for views and prestige amenities, while Inspirada may provide newer product at a lower per‑square‑foot cost in many cases. If lot size and golf course access are must‑haves, Anthem or Seven Hills may be a better fit. If you want newer parks, consistent trail access and a family‑oriented plan, Inspirada competes strongly.
Cadence is another newer Henderson master plan with its own central plaza and park network. It can be price‑competitive with Inspirada depending on the month and product mix. The choice often comes down to location within Henderson, daily commute routes and whether you prefer each plan’s take on mixed‑use and community spaces. Tour both to compare how the plazas, parks and nearby retail align with your routine.
Ready to see if Inspirada fits your plans or to compare it with Green Valley, Anthem and Cadence in a single tour? Let’s make the decision easy. Reach out to AGENT HOUSE for a local, data‑driven plan tailored to your timeline, budget and must‑haves.
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