Arcadia

Arcadia by SHAWOOD is an intimate, gated new-home community located in Grand Park Village in Summerlin West, one of the newest areas of the Summerlin master-planned community. Developed by SHAWOOD, the flagship homebuilding brand of Japan-based Sekisui House, Arcadia introduced the builder's distinctive approach to residential construction to Nevada when it opened in 2025. With just 40 homesites, the neighborhood offers a boutique setting within Summerlin while providing convenient access to parks, trails, shopping, dining, and the outdoor recreation of nearby Red Rock Canyon.

Homes at Arcadia combine contemporary architecture with design principles influenced by Japanese craftsmanship and a strong connection between indoor and outdoor living. The community offers three primary home designs—Bristlecone, Juniper, and Pinyon—with approximately 3,176 to 3,399 square feet of living space, three to four bedrooms in the standard plans, and three-car garages. Open-concept interiors, expansive windows, covered outdoor spaces, generous gathering areas, and carefully planned sightlines create bright, spacious homes designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

One of Arcadia's most distinctive architectural concepts is the KOKAGE LOUNGE, inspired by the experience of relaxing beneath the canopy of a large tree. Extended eaves, expansive openings, and soaring interior spaces help create a sense of shelter while maintaining a visual connection to the outdoors. SHAWOOD's precision-engineered construction and focus on sustainable materials further distinguish Arcadia from more conventional new construction in the Las Vegas Valley.

For buyers seeking a modern luxury home in Summerlin, Arcadia offers an unusual combination of Japanese-inspired design, advanced building technology, limited homesites, and the established lifestyle amenities of Summerlin. Its location in the growing Summerlin West area also places residents within easy reach of the broader Summerlin trail and park network, Downtown Summerlin, and many of the recreational and entertainment destinations that make the western Las Vegas Valley desirable.