This Ascension home is designed down to the last detail. Soaring two-story ceilings, black-framed windows and wide-plank hardwood set a modern, light-filled tone, and mountain and city views come through from the upper level. Natural stone, warm wood slat walls and designer lighting add texture in every room. The kitchen is the centerpiece: two oversized islands with seating, one with a waterfall edge in natural stone, a full-slab quartz backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and top of the line Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, including a built-in refrigerator and a dual-oven range. Matte black fixtures and hardware tie it together. A built-in workspace sits just off the kitchen, which opens to the dining area and great room, so it works for everyday life and for entertaining. The dining area has tall windows, sculptural glass chandeliers and custom millwork. The great room has a linear fireplace in matching stone and a wall of oversized sliding glass doors that opens to a covered patio with a wood-plank ceiling and ceiling fans. A floating steel staircase with cable railings and an exposed steel beam give the space real architectural presence. Upstairs, a loft overlooks the great room, and a covered balcony takes in the views. The primary suite has a full-height porcelain slab feature wall behind the bed, custom wood slat paneling and a statement chandelier. The bath has a freestanding soaking tub, a vertical tile walk-in shower, a double vanity under a full wall of mirror and a walk-in closet. The backyard is low maintenance, with turf and oversized pavers. Ascension is Summerlin’s newest guard-gated luxury community, in The Peaks village. Residents have their own clubhouse with a resort-style pool, lap pool, 24-hour fitness center, golf simulator, lighted pickleball courts, a basketball court and a social lounge with a fireplace and beverage bar. Walking paths run through the neighborhood. Downtown Summerlin, Red Rock Canyon and the 215 are minutes away.
Courtesy of Gavin Ernstone with Simply Vegas.
