RENO OVERVIEW

Reno is unlike many other mountain destinations, which is certainly fitting for a city with the unique nickname of "The Biggest Little City in the World." With the city growing in population the name would seem out-of-date if weren't for the friendly atmosphere and welcoming citizens settled in the shadows of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

With a downtown revitalization in progress and a growth in nightlife options, Reno is attracting more young professionals to the area, which is vital for future luxury real estate and development. Surrounding the city, particularly in South Suburban Reno, are a myriad of Reno luxury homes ranging from sprawling estates to elegant villas and private lodges. A notable luxury development in the Reno area is Montreux, which offers a variety of luxury homes with different architectural styles set on 726 gorgeous acres. It is the site of the only Jack Nicklaus Signature course in the area and is host to the PGA tour's Reno Tahoe Open.

Those living in the Reno area enjoy a number of activities any time of year, including the summer. Much of the action takes place on the waters of nearby Lake Tahoe and in the Truckee River, which is a popular body of water for kayakers. In July Reno hosts Artown, the annual arts festival celebrating the local culture. With nearly 300 events at 50 locations throughout the city, the National Endowment for the Arts recognizes Artown as one of the most comprehensive festivals in the country.

With so much to offer in every season and a cultural renaissance well underway, Reno is ever-evolving and is a wonderful place to enjoy the natural beauty of the setting, as well as all the man-made spoils held within, from your own breathtaking luxury home