Luxury real estate in Southern Nevada has just notched a new benchmark.
Douglas Elliman’s Kristen Routh-Silberman has set a record-breaking $813 per square foot with the sale of 31 Isleworth Drive in Anthem Country Club, closing at $3.75 million and surpassing the previous community record of $791 per square foot.
“This landmark sale speaks volumes about the strength of the luxury tier here, the desirability of Henderson living, and the confident expectations of high-net-worth buyers who recognize that top-quality homes deliver enduring returns,” said Routh-Silberman, who represented the seller.
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A new milestone for one of Henderson’s premier enclaves
Located in Anthem Country Club, one of Henderson’s most sought-after guard-gated neighborhoods, the 6-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence spans 5,168 square feet on a 0.37-acre lot.
The property showcases modern desert luxury through custom design, sleek architecture, and high-end finishes — all centered around open, resort-style living.
“This sale marks a defining moment for Anthem,” Routh-Silberman added. “Buyers today are prioritizing not just location, but excellence in finish, lifestyle amenities, and long-term value.”
A record that reflects Southern Nevada’s luxury momentum
Anthem Country Club continues to attract discerning buyers for its blend of privacy, design, and community amenities.
The master-planned enclave features an 18-hole championship golf course by Hale Irwin and Keith Foster, plus a fitness center, resort-style pool, tennis courts, and two restaurants, all within minutes of the Strip.
With this latest sale, Anthem joins a growing list of Henderson neighborhoods — from MacDonald Highlands to Seven Hills — that are seeing sustained strength in high-end sales as affluent buyers look beyond traditional Las Vegas ZIP codes for quality, lifestyle, and views.
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