You finish the back nine as the sun drops behind the McCullough Range, the shadows stretching long across DragonRidge's fairways. The clubhouse is right there, 42,000 square feet of dining, drinks, and the kind of post-round energy that makes the membership worth it on its own, but tonight you skip it. You drive up the hill, past the 24-hour guard gate, along the ridgeline where the SkyVu estates sit above everything else in the valley, and pull into 523 Overlook Rim. The garage door closes behind you. The house is quiet. And through the great room's 10-foot stacking sliders, the Las Vegas Strip is already beginning to glow. Inside, the open floor plan does what Christopher Homes and KTGY Architects designed it to do, let the view run the show. The great room fireplace is lit. The Sub-Zero is stocked. The Wolf range is ready if you want to cook, or you can eat at the island and watch the valley transition from desert gold to electric blue. The finishes are contemporary and warm, natural stone, clean lines, the kind of high-end detailing that a builder with 45 years of custom experience delivers without making you think about it. Three bedrooms, five bathrooms, 6,345 square feet across an open, fluid layout that feels generous without ever feeling oversized. The evening moves to the courtyard. The pool catches the last light. The mountains are dark silhouettes. And the Strip—your Strip, the one you can see from the primary suite, the kitchen, the great room, the deck puts on the show it puts on every night, except from up here it's silent. No traffic. No crowds. No state income tax. Just a hillside estate in the most exclusive guard-gated community in Nevada, with a championship golf course below you, a mountain range behind you, and the most famous skyline in the American West performing for free in front of you. You don't move. You don't need to.

KTGY Architects × Christopher Homes – Designed by the award-winning KTGY Architects and built by Christopher Homes—recipient of the NAHB Gold Award for Best Architectural Design—this 6,345-square-foot estate represents the pinnacle of the SkyVu collection at MacDonald Highlands.

10-Foot Stacking Sliders & Open Contemporary Plan – Floor-to-ceiling glass sliders retract to merge the great room, kitchen, and living spaces with the outdoor courtyard and deck, creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow oriented toward the 360-degree panorama.

Sub-Zero/Wolf Kitchen & Upgraded Fireplace – A gourmet kitchen equipped with a full Sub-Zero and Wolf stainless steel appliance package anchors the home's social center, complemented by an upgraded fireplace in the great room.

Pool-Sized Homesite on the Ridgeline – An expansive lot perched high along MacDonald Highlands' summit provides a private courtyard, generous deck, and a homesite built for a full pool and spa—surrounded by Strip, mountain, and golf course views.

DragonRidge Country Club Access – Special membership access to DragonRidge's championship 18-hole course, 42,000-square-foot clubhouse with formal and casual dining, fitness center, pool, spa, and a full-service pro shop.

About MacDonald Highlands, Henderson

Guard-Gated Summit Living – MacDonald Highlands is a 24-hour guard-gated community perched alongside the McCullough Mountains, where SkyVu estates occupy the highest, most private positions with unobstructed 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Valley, the Strip, and the surrounding ranges.

Championship Golf & 42,000 Sq Ft Clubhouse – DragonRidge Golf Club offers an 18-hole championship course, formal and casual restaurants, lounges, a ballroom, a fitness center, tennis, pool, spa, and a social calendar that anchors community life year-round.

No State Income Tax — Nevada's Financial Advantage – Nevada's zero state income tax, along with no corporate income tax and no inheritance tax, makes MacDonald Highlands a magnet for high-net-worth relocations from California and other high-tax states—wealth preservation built into the address.

15 Minutes to the Strip, 20 to the Airport – The world-class entertainment, dining, and hospitality of the Las Vegas Strip are a short drive down the hill, while Harry Reid International Airport connects residents domestically and internationally with ease.

Five Miles of Mountain Trails & Community Parks – Residential walking trails link to the McCullough Range, while three community parks with play areas, tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts deliver everyday recreation without leaving the gates.