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Relocation Guide: Important City Phone Numbers and Contact Information

August 12, 2021/in Reno Relocation Information /by Shauna Morris

When moving somewhere new, it’s always a good idea to have a list of important phone numbers handy in case of emergencies or if questions and concerns arise. If you’re new to the Reno-Sparks area, we’ve compiled some important city phone numbers and contact information of local agencies, organizations, and businesses that will come in handy during your move or during an emergency.

Non-Emergency Numbers

Reno Police – 775-334-COPS (2677)
Reno Direct – 775-334-INFO (4636)
Sparks Police – (775) 353-2231
Nevada Highway Patrol – 775-687-0400
Reno Fire Department – 775-334-2300
Sparks Fire Department – (775) 353-2231
Washoe County Sheriff’s Office – 775-785-WCSO (9276)
Washoe County Regional Animal Services – (775) 353-8900

Utilities

NV Energy – 775-834-4444
Truckee Meadows Water Authority – 775-834-8000
Waste Management – 775-329-8822
Washoe County Department of Water Resources – 775-954-4601
City of Reno Sewer – 775-334-2095
City of Sparks Sewer – 775-353-2360

Internet and Phone Services

Spectrum – 866-874-2389
AT&T – 800-288-2020
HughesNet Satellite Internet – 855-826-7664

If you have questions about relocating to the Reno-Sparks community, contact the David Morris Group. We’re always happy to share our knowledge of the area and the real estate market!

Montreux’s Moving Scenic Beauty

July 19, 2021/in Reno Neighborhoods /by Shauna Morris

Marvel at Tahoe’s beauty from the South Reno community of Montreux. The tall pine trees, mountain landscapes, and snow-capped peaks offer a gorgeous backdrop for the community nestled along the Mt Rose Highway. Let’s take a virtual venture through the neighborhood!

Homes

This luxury neighborhood features semi-custom and custom-built homes that dazzle and delight everyone who drives by. The 726-acre community continues to evolve while still maintaining its small-town feel and timeless beauty. Homes maintain a European/Alpine style, feature three-car garages, and are over 2,500 square feet. The 24-hour guarded entry offers added safety and security to this friendly neighborhood.

Amenities

The luxury lifestyle starts with the gorgeous homes located in Montreux, but continues with the amazing amenities offered. The private Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course has earned a number of accolades and lies just behind the gates of the Montreux community. Residents also enjoy visiting the 34,000 square foot Old World Clubhouse, 5,000 square foot fitness center with swimming pool and tennis courts, and miles of trails to explore.

Montreux is just 15 minutes from Reno-Tahoe International Airport, 10 minutes from Mount Rose Ski Resort, and 25 minutes from Incline Village. All of the amenities offered by Lake Tahoe are just a 25-minute drive. and all of the amenities offered by Downtown Reno are another 25-minute drive. Everything you could ever want or need is at your fingertips!

Schools

Schools serving the students in Montreux include Hunsberger Elementary School, Herz Middle School, and Galena High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District.

There’s a lot to love about living in Montreux. With a wide range of amenities, wonderful schools, and luxury homes, Montreux is a welcoming and elegant community. If you’re curious about the neighborhood and looking for more information on Montreux, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Diverse Dwellings in Damonte Ranch

June 14, 2021/in Reno Neighborhoods /by Shauna Morris

Located in Southeast Reno lies a diverse, large suburban community. Damonte Ranch has amenities and homes that offer something for everyone, no matter the age and lifestyle of the residents. Let’s take a quick tour of what makes Damonte Ranch such a noteworthy and loveable Reno neighborhood.

Homes

As a master-planned community, Damonte Ranch offers an incredibly popular selection of new homes, single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. The streets are lined with wide paths that you can find families walking along in the afternoon and people biking and jogging to soak up the nearly 300 days of sunshine.

Amenities

Damonte Ranch is an involved community where holidays are made even more special with family-friendly events and activities, and public parks host youth soccer games and baseball games.

For those looking for an easy commute to work, Renown, IGT, NV Energy, and Microsoft are just a five-minute drive away. Damonte Ranch is also near everything you may need. The Summit Reno is right outside your door, giving you several shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

If you need to venture outside of the suburbs, downtown Reno and Carson City are just a 20-minute drive. To enjoy all of the activities and amenities located in North Lake Tahoe, it’s just a 45-minute drive for Damonte Ranch residents.

Schools

Schools serving the students in Damonte Ranch include Brown Elementary School, Depoali Middle School, and Damonte Ranch High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District.

There are lots of perks that come with living in Damonte Ranch. With a wide range of amenities, wonderful schools, and homes of all sizes and styles, Damonte Ranch is a community designed to give you a fun, close-knit, and luxurious lifestyle. If you’re curious about the community and looking for more information on Damonte Ranch, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Relocation Guide: Schools in the Reno-Sparks Area

April 26, 2021/in Reno Relocation Information /by Shauna Morris

When relocating, one of the most important steps to take involves researching schools and school districts. Even if you don’t have school-aged children in your household, school rankings can play a big role in the resale value of homes. Know what public and private school options are in the areas you’re thinking about moving to.

The Reno-Sparks area is served by schools in the Washoe County School District, which covers nearly 100 schools in Northern Nevada. Those schools include:

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High Schools:

If you’re curious about what schools students are zoned for in the neighborhoods you love in the Reno-Sparks area, contact the David Morris Group. We’re always happy to share our knowledge of the area and the real estate market!

Are You Ready to Saddle Up and Call Saddlehorn Home?

March 24, 2021/in Reno Neighborhoods, Reno-Sparks Real Estate /by Shauna Morris

Luxury living is what the Saddlehorn community is known for. Homes are nestled amongst the gorgeous landscape and offer a serene and peaceful atmosphere close to the city. Are you ready to saddle up and call Saddlehorn home? Let’s pony up and see what the community has to offer!

Homes

This Southwest Reno community first began developing in the 1980s, but the community has grown over the years to include over 420 home sites. The hundreds of custom-built luxury homes come in various styles and offer differing architectural amenities and features. Homes are situated on half-acre or one-acre lots, giving homeowners plenty of space and views of the city or the mountains.

Amenities

With a 13-acre community park featuring playgrounds, sports fields, sports courts, paved jogging trails, horseshoe pits, pavilions, and BBQ pits, there’s so much to do within the neighborhood. The trail system also has direct access to the Thomas Creek Trail, taking you into the Mt. Rose Wilderness.

If that’s not enough outdoor recreation options for you, Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is only 20 minutes from Saddlehorn. This community is also close to the great golf courses at Club at Arrowcreek and Wolf Run Golf Club.

For all of your shopping needs, check out the Galena Junction Shopping Center and the 60+ retailers at the Summit Reno — both are minutes away from Saddlehorn. Each of these shopping centers offers great dining options and entertainment.

Schools

Schools serving the students in Saddlehorn include Hunsberger Elementary School, Herz Middle School, and Galena High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District. For private school options, Sage Ridge School and Bishop Manogue Catholic High School are nearby.

Saddlehorn continues to be the pinnacle for luxury living in Reno. If you’re curious about the community and looking for more information on Saddlehorn, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Settle Down in Somersett

February 22, 2021/in Reno Neighborhoods, Reno-Sparks Real Estate /by Shauna Morris

One of the most well-known neighborhoods in Northwest Reno is the master-planned golf community of Somersett. With the gorgeous views of the Sierra Nevada foothills outside your door and minutes from the state line, there are a variety of reasons to settle down in Somersett.

Homes

The single-family homes in Somersett range in style, size, and cost. You can find cozy homes in small neighborhood clusters, sprawling gated homes, and custom builds. If you’ve been considering building your own dream home with designs, features, and layouts that work for you, there are still lots available in the Somersett community.

Amenities

For all of your shopping, dining, and entertainment needs, Somersett is a 15-minute drive to Downtown and Midtown Reno. If you’re looking for options closer to home, the Somersett’s Town Square Center and Somersett Country Club have everything you need!

Somersett residents are also close to the Canyon Nine Golf Course, Club at Somersett recreation center, Somersett Golf Country Club, and nearly 30 miles of paved and natural recreation trails. Whether you enjoy golfing, hiking, or biking, Somersett offers everything you need to get you outside and soaking up the fresh Sierra Nevada air. Within a 45-minute drive of Somersett, you’ll have your choice of ski resorts and recreational activities that are common in Tahoe.

Schools

Schools serving the students in Somersett include George Westergard Elementary School, B.D. Billinghurst Middle School, and Robert McQueen High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District.

When it comes to close-knit communities, Somersett is the place to be. They pride themselves on creating strong bonds with neighbors and even have an active Facebook page to keep residents up to date on the latest news, events, and opportunities in the community.

If you’re looking for more information on what it’s like to settle down in Somersett, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

What You Can Expect From the Beautiful Caughlin Ranch Community

November 23, 2020/in Reno Neighborhoods /by Shauna Morris

Just south of the Truckee River lies a beautifully master-planned community that borders the Toiyabe National Forest. With a fun history in the community and the original Caughlin farmhouse still standing on Mayberry Drive, Caughlin Ranch continues to draw in residents of the Reno area.

Natural Resources

Caughlin Ranch is known for working hard to save natural resources and putting them to great use for the community. As you drive through the neighborhood you’ll find ponds that collect water, a Cottonwood tree that was saved during the development of the community, 1,200 acres of open land, and over 20 miles of trails.

Homes

No matter which type of home you’re drawn to or what your budget is, Caughlin Ranch has something for you. You’ll find condos, newer construction homes, and there are even a few custom home lots available for anyone looking to build their dream home on a great piece of land. You’ll also find one of the premier gated luxury neighborhoods in Northern Nevada right here in Caughlin Ranch.

Amenities

Located in the heart of Caughlin Ranch is the Caughlin Club which offers fitness classes, tennis courts, a year-round pool, gym, boxing studio, dance classes, massages, and more. Caughlin Ranch’s superb location also puts residents close to Scolari’s grocery and a variety of local businesses and professional services. For those commuting to downtown Reno, you’ll be happy to hear that it’s only a 15-20 minute drive to your destination.

Schools

Schools serving the students in the Caughlin Ranch community include Caughlin Ranch Elementary School, Roy Gomm Elementary School, Swope Middle School, and Reno High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District. Also, just outside of Caughlin Ranch are the private schools Sage Ridge and Bishop Manogue.

Caughlin Ranch continues to be a sought-after community for Reno residents to call home. If you have any questions about what we love about the community or which homes in the neighborhood are currently on the market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Nothing Compares to the ArrowCreek Community

October 12, 2020/in Reno Neighborhoods /by Shauna Morris

1,600 acres of wide-open land means that you have tons of green space to enjoy on those mild afternoons. You’ll be able to enjoy watching as nature changes each season right from your front and backyard. The 3,200-acre ArrowCreek community is one you’ll want to explore. Don’t believe us? Strap in for a virtual drive-through of a beautiful south Reno community you’ll want to call home.

Homes

With gorgeous green spaces, sprawling golf courses, and some of the best views south Reno has to offer, homes in the ArrowCreek community generally sell above the median market sales price — making them a great investment opportunity.

Homes in the area generally boast large yards and have custom touches. Home lots are still available for anyone hoping to build their own customized dream home.

Amenities

The list of amenities offered in ArrowCreek begins with the community center that features three swimming pools, a year-round hot tub, tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball courts, bocce courts, playgrounds, fitness rooms, meeting rooms, and more. There are also several miles of trails to explore. Click here for more information on the trails that are closeby.

For the golfers in your family, there are two courses nearby — the Palmer Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, and the Zoeller/Harbottle Course, designed by Fuzzy Zoeller and John Harbottle.

Just under 20 miles away, you’ll find Lake Tahoe. Shopping, dining, and entertainment options are plentiful in this area, and you’ll have all of the amenities of Reno and Tahoe at your disposal, giving you the best of both worlds.

Schools

Schools serving the students in ArrowCreek include Lenz Elementary School, Hunsberger Elementary School, Pine Middle School, and Galena High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District. Also, just outside of the ArrowCreek community are the private Sage Ridge School and nearby Bishop Manogue High School.

ArrowCreek has amazing views of the golf course, mountains, and city. The amazing location and variety of amenities make this neighborhood the perfect place to call home. If you have any questions about what we love about the community or which homes in the neighborhood are currently on the market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Have You Met the Lakeridge Community?

September 22, 2020/in Reno Neighborhoods, Reno-Sparks Real Estate /by Shauna Morris

Southwest Reno is one of the most desired neighborhoods, full of beautiful homes, close-knit communities, and outstanding local amenities. Located within Southwest Reno, you’ll find the well-known Lakeridge and Lakeridge Shores communities, offering a blissful marriage of old and new homes nestled amongst lush greenery. Let us introduce you to Lakeridge — we think you might be great friends!

Homes

Most of the homes you’ll find within the Lakeridge community are custom, single-family homes. Being an older community in Reno, you’ll find some homes with a classic feel, while others have been recently renovated, and others are brand-new. Many homes are situated on larger lots, and if you’re looking for a waterfront property, you’ll be happy to find there are waterfront luxury homes on Lake Stanley.

Amenities

The established golf community is located near the Robert Trent Jones-designed Lakeridge Golf Course. If you’re in the Lakeridge Shores gated community, you’ll also have the breathtaking views of Lake Stanley, Reno, and the surrounding mountains.

If you and your family love being outdoors and exploring new places, you’ll never be bored in Lakeridge. There are a variety of parks to choose from, including Lakeridge Springs Association Park, Horsemans Park, Mary Gojack Park, or the Bartley Ranch Regional Park. There are also tennis courts, marinas, and walking and hiking paths at your disposal.

Besides being a golfer’s paradise, Lakeridge is also located close to downtown, the airport, and major shopping districts. You’re in close proximity to major roadways, like NV-659 and the I-580.

Schools

Students in the Lakeridge community are a part of the Washoe County School District and are zoned for Caughlin Ranch Elementary School, Swope Middle School, and Reno High School.

Lakeridge’s great location, impeccable views, and outdoor amenities have made them a wonderful community to live in. If you have any questions about what we love about the community or which homes in the neighborhood are currently on the market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

Get to Know Old Southwest Reno

August 12, 2020/in Reno Neighborhoods /by Shauna Morris

Outdoor adventures will never be far from your front door in the Old Southwest Reno neighborhood. As the oldest neighborhood in Reno, there’s a lot of history and charm attached to the community. We’re here to take you through the neighborhood virtually and help you get to know what draws residents to the community. Put on your seatbelts and keep all hands and feet inside the virtual car until the ride is over!

Homes

Old Southwest Reno has an eclectic vibe, like a lot of Reno neighborhoods, and is made up of mostly older homes built between 1920 and 1960. The tree-lined streets feature quaint brick homes as well as modern mansions located within blocks of one another. No matter what your style and list of wants and needs from your home, the Old Southwest Reno neighborhood is sure to have it in spades.

Amenities

As a resident of the Old Southwest Reno neighborhood, you’ll be in close proximity to parks, well-kept outdoor spaces, and eateries of all sorts. You can fish for bass or trout along the Truckee River; enjoy a round of golf at Washoe County Golf Course and the Lakeridge Golf Course; and head out for a bike ride, run, or walk along one of the nearby trails.

Located just five minutes from Midtown and Downtown Reno, residents can easily walk or bike to work, and they’re never far from the events taking place.

Schools

Roy Gomm Elementary School, Hunter Lake Elementary School, Jessie Beck Elementary School, Mount Rose Elementary School, Swope Middle School, and Reno High School of the Washoe County School District all serve the students in the Old Southwest neighborhood.

Old Southwest Reno has widely been regarded as one of the most desirable areas to live in, and if you have any questions about what we love about the community or which homes in the neighborhood are currently on the market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

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