Aspenglen Homes at The Crossing Summerlin

by Ryan Rose

Aspenglen is a single family home community within The Crossing in Summerlin, offering three and four bedroom floor plans ranging from 1,800 to 2,200 square feet. Built in 1996 and 1997 by The Howard Hughes Corporation, Aspenglen remains one of the original neighborhoods that helped shape this established Summerlin village.

What Homes Are Available in Aspenglen at The Crossing?

Aspenglen features resale single family homes with two and a half to three bathrooms and attached two car garages. Floor plans range from 1,800 to 2,200 square feet, placing these homes in the mid size category for The Crossing. The neighborhood was developed during the village's earliest years, and most homes reflect the Southwestern Craftsman design style that defines the area. Mature landscaping and quiet residential streets give Aspenglen a settled, established character that newer communities cannot replicate.

How Much Do Aspenglen Homes Cost?

Aspenglen home prices generally fall within The Crossing's overall range of $287,000 to $600,000 or more. The village's median sale price sits at $532,000 as of mid 2025, and Aspenglen's single family homes tend to land near or above that figure given their square footage and lot sizes. Unlike the condo and townhome communities in The Crossing, Aspenglen is not gated, which keeps HOA costs limited to the Summerlin North master association fee of $74 per month.

What Makes Aspenglen a Great Neighborhood?

Aspenglen sits within a village that was established in 1994 as the first Summerlin village north of Summerlin Parkway. Residents enjoy proximity to Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, Downtown Summerlin shopping and dining, and quick freeway access to the Las Vegas Strip (20 to 25 minutes) and McCarran International Airport (22 to 30 minutes). Crossing Park's soccer fields and Oxford Park are also nearby, offering outdoor recreation within walking distance.

As a Las Vegas real estate specialist, Ryan Rose points to Aspenglen as a strong option for families who want a traditional single family home in a mature Summerlin neighborhood without paying the premium that comes with newer construction. The combination of established trees, larger lots, and lower HOA dues makes Aspenglen one of the best values in The Crossing.

Whether you are looking at Aspenglen or comparing subdivisions across The Crossing, contact Ryan Rose for current listings and pricing. Curious about your home's value? Get a free home valuation.