Northeast Sparks - With its population just over 24,000 this area is rapidly expanding. The area is attractive to new families, because of the newer schools and the pride of community. New housing developments, new golf courses, new shopping centers and the always developing job market have made this one of the fastest growing areas in Sparks. The schools in the area are Spanish Springs High, Mendive Middle, Sparks Middle and several elementary schools. map Sparks - Known as the Rail City has done much to improve its image and appearance over the last 15 years. The downtown corridor features a Victorian theme and host many special events such as a farmers market in the summer months, and rib cook off. The schools in the area are Reed High, Sparks High, Dilworth Middle, Mendive Middle and Sparks Middle. There are also several elementary schools. map North Valleys - This area of Reno includes Panther, Sun, Golden and Lemmon Valleys as well as Stead, Cold Springs, Silver Knolls and Red Rock. The Stead Airport is home to the annual National Championship Air Races, a great event for all ages. This area has seen much growth, as have other areas in Northern Nevada. Industrial and distribution operations have relocated to the North Valleys, which has created hundreds of jobs. The area is dotted with new parks, new or remodeled shopping centers, and plenty of new homes. Schools in this area are North Valley’s High, O’Brien Middle School and numerous elementary schools. map North Reno -The University of Nevada is in the heart of North Reno. Many say these areas capture the essence of “Old Reno.” This area is mixed with long time residents, college students, and families. Many of the neighborhoods in the area are being refurbished to enhance the community. Schools in this area are Hug High, TMCC High School, Trainer Middle, and numerous elementary schools. map Northwest Reno - Northwest Reno is divided by McCarran Blvd. East of McCarran is known as Old Northwest and West of McCarran is the New Northwest. Just as the name states Old Northwest consists of well established neighborhoods, filled with families and singles, both young and old. This area is close to downtown, the University of Nevada, Reno, and the freeway. Schools in this area are McQueen High, Clayton Middle, and numerous elementary schools. New Northwest Reno or as some would call it “New House Central,” is a desirable area to live in Reno, because of the newer houses, good schools, nice parks and walking trails, plenty of choices for grocery shopping and easy access to other area of Reno. Walking trails run through the Northwest, allowing residents to get outside and smell the fresh air. Schools in this area are McQueen High, Billinghurst Middle, and numerous elementary schools. map Southwest Reno - Homes in this well established area of Reno vary from planned communities to spacious ranch homes to older homes with much character. Hiking and walking paths allow families to take those much need walks on the wonderful summer nights. Southwest Reno is known for its established neighborhoods and good schools, making it a very desirable place to live. Schools in this area are Reno High, Opportunity School, Swope Middle, and several elementary schools. map South Reno - This is a great area for the growing family or the individual that wants to know his neighbor. Made up of the established neighborhoods of Donner Spring and Huffaker Hills and the newer Double Diamond, Rosewood Lakes and Galena areas, there is something for everyone in South Reno. Many new schools and new shopping centers have added to the appeal of the area and there is still more to come. Schools in this area are Galena High, Damonte High, Wooster High, the Regional Technical Institute, Pine Middle and several elementary schools. map |
P.O. Box 34083 Reno, Nevada 89533 •
Phone: (775) 787-7222