A happening place to place to live... If you're looking for a city that is
conveniently located, big-name entertainment, an international airport, top
casinos, great restaurants, outdoor activities, and available housing, welcome
to Reno America's Adventure Place. It sits in the high desert valley on the
eastern slope of the Sierra, one hour away from Lake Tahoe. At 4,400 feet above
sea level it is also right on the Truckee River east of the Sierra Nevada. Reno
is called the core of commerce and culture in northern Nevada. Located not more
than 25 miles from Carson City, about four miles to Sparks, you'll adore The
Biggest Little City in the World.
The Lifestyle: More than one hundred years ago, the
mining boom plummeted while the gaming industry became popular and legal. In May
1868, lots were auctioned and named after Union General Jesse Reno who the city
is named after as well. Four years later, the Virginia and Truckee Railroad were
considered part of the boomtowns of the Comstock Lode. By the 20th century, Reno
was tagged a railroad town. Today, nearly 200,000 residents of all ages enjoy
the abundant sunshine 300 days a year, much less snowfall than at Lake Tahoe,
and more tax perks than California. Also, recreation, events, and arts of Reno
are ongoing.
Neighborhood Features: Several places to establish
roots await you in Reno which includes the quaint and lovely Southwest area of
town, the up-and-coming Northwest Reno, Spanish Springs in the Truckee Meadows,
and the North Valleys suited for the rural type ambiance.
Hot Spot: Culture anyone? Reno is considered the
cultural sot of the Sierra. The arts include the Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber
Orchestra, the annual UNR Jazz Festival. Also, the Nevada Festival Ballet, Reno
Little Theatre, Lear Theatre, Bruke Theatre and The Nevada Repertory Theatre,
and The Nevada Museum of Arts are appreciated. Events include the Reno Rodeo,
and Reno National Championship Air Races. Also, less than 30 minutes away in the
mountain and desert lakes amid Reno fishing, sailing, swimming, hiking, biking,
are all available. Plus, the Truckee Meadows features more than a dozen world
class ski resorts... You'll find schools galore for kids of all ages as well as
the University of Reno-Nevada. And world class casinos attract both locals and
visitors.
Best Homes: You can enjoy the Old Southwest
neighborhoods with small, cozy brick houses, and charming homes with character
near Lakeridge. Arrowcreek and Montreux are known for picturesque luxury golf
homes in private gated communities. You'll find spacious homes north of Reno on
rural lots and new subdivisions nearby schools. Red Rock is touted for its
larger rural homes ideal for country-style
living.