Reno · NV

Caughlin Ranch

An established Reno community Shannon serves.

Living in Caughlin Ranch

Caughlin Ranch is one of Reno's well-established planned communities, known for its trail system and mature landscaping, and one of the neighborhoods I work most closely as part of my core luxury territory.

How Shannon Comstock Serves Caughlin Ranch

I bring the full E.P.I.C. marketing process to every Caughlin Ranch listing and the R.E.A.L. process to buyers looking here, with the neighborhood-level familiarity that comes from working this community consistently rather than occasionally.

Caughlin Ranch Neighborhood Character

Caughlin Ranch sits on the west side of Reno just off McCarran Boulevard, a mix of tract homes and custom homes on tree-lined streets with limited through traffic. Some sections are gated, though much of the neighborhood is not, and there is an HOA. Amenities include walking and biking trails, a community pool and hot tub, tennis courts, and a large gym.

Caughlin Ranch Housing Market & Home Types

Homes here average around 2,900 square feet. Recent pricing has ranged from the mid-$500,000s to around $2.75M, with most homes falling in the $800,000 to $1.6M range, a median closer to $1.399M and roughly $401 per square foot, figures that shift with the market so I'll confirm current numbers for a specific home.

Neighborhood Tour & Local Lifestyle

Caughlin Ranch is close to Meadowood Mall, Raley's, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods, with more shopping along Mae Anne Avenue (Safeway, Kohl's, Ulta, Home Depot). It's about 30 minutes to Truckee and 45 minutes to ski resorts like Palisades or Northstar. It tends to attract more families than the more private luxury communities nearby, largely because of the central location and schools. Compared to ArrowCreek, Caughlin Ranch is more centrally located with greener, more mature landscaping, but less private and without ArrowCreek's golf-course amenity package.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Caughlin Ranch a gated community?

Partially. Some sections have controlled access and others don't, which is different from a fully gated community like ArrowCreek. There is an HOA neighborhood-wide.

Is Caughlin Ranch good for families?

It tends to attract more families than Reno's more private luxury communities, largely due to its central location and school access, along with its trails, pool, and tennis courts.

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