Trilogy at Summerlin — Full Amenity Guide

Resort-Quality Clubhouse · Pool Complex · Full-Service Dining · What $450–$500/mo HOA Covers

The Clubhouse — Quality Over Quantity

Trilogy's philosophy is different from Sun City Summerlin's four-center model. One clubhouse, highest possible quality, everything in one place.

Trilogy's Approach: Resort Quality, Not Resort Scale

Shea Homes built Trilogy at Summerlin's clubhouse to a standard that exceeds what most 55+ communities offer at any HOA price point. The finishes, equipment, and programming are designed for a buyer who values quality over quantity — 354 neighbors who share your price point and lifestyle expectations rather than 7,700 neighbors with diverse backgrounds and activity levels. The trade-off is explicit: fewer total clubs and facilities in exchange for higher quality at each touchpoint.

Amenity Overview

🏊 Resort-Style Pool Complex
🏊 Spa & Hot Tub
💪 State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
🎾 Pickleball Courts
🍽️ Full-Service Restaurant
🍸 Bar & Lounge
🎨 Arts & Crafts Studio
🎭 Event & Gathering Space
🏃 Walking & Biking Paths
🛡️ Gated Entry
🌵 Premium Desert Landscaping
🎸 ~30 Clubs & Activities

What HOA Fees Cover

AmenityIncluded in HOA?Notes
Full Clubhouse Access✓ IncludedAll facilities
Resort Pool Complex✓ IncludedPool + spa + hot tub
Fitness Center✓ IncludedAll equipment
Pickleball Courts✓ IncludedCourt reservations
~30 Clubs & Activities✓ IncludedAccess included; nominal club dues
Gated Entry✓ Included24-hour gate
Exterior Landscape✓ IncludedCommon areas, premium maintained
Restaurant & Dining✗ ExtraPay as you go
Bar & Lounge✗ ExtraPay as you go
Golf (no on-site course)✗ Not AvailableNearby courses accessible by car

The $475/Month HOA in Perspective

At $450–$500/month, Trilogy has the highest HOA in the Las Vegas 55+ market. What you're buying is not more amenities than Sun City Summerlin — it's higher quality and a smaller, more curated community. Whether that trade is worth it depends entirely on your priorities. For buyers comparing sticker prices: remember that Nevada's zero income tax saves $500–$900/month vs. California, which dramatically changes the all-in cost calculation.

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