Living in Lakeridge
Lakeridge is one of Reno's established central neighborhoods, built mostly between the 1970s and early 2000s, with a public golf course at its center and a genuine long-term community: people who have lived in Reno a long time tend to end up here, and rarely leave.
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How Shannon Comstock Serves Lakeridge
I work Lakeridge as part of my Reno territory, bringing the full marketing process to listings here and the R.E.A.L. process to buyers considering this established, centrally located community.
Lakeridge Neighborhood Character & Home Types
Homes average around 3,025 square feet at roughly $394 per square foot, mostly older construction with plenty updated over the years rather than new builds. Recent pricing has run $659,000 to $2.775M active, with a median closer to $866,000, and closed sales trending nearer $779,000; the waterfront Lakeridge Shores section has run $1.9M to $2.8M. Figures shift with the market, so I'll confirm current numbers for a specific home.
Schools & Getting Around
Reno High School, well regarded locally, serves the area. Lakeridge sits close to the middle of town, with McCarran Boulevard and a network of backroads getting you around without needing the freeway for everyday errands, and the airport is nearby. It runs farther from ski resorts and Lake Tahoe than the Northwest Reno neighborhoods.
Neighborhood Tour & Local Lifestyle
The public Lakeridge Golf Course anchors the neighborhood, with Bartley Ranch Park's 50 acres of trails nearby, plus Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Target, Walmart, and Home Depot for everyday shopping, and the Big Horn Tavern right in the neighborhood. Lakeridge Shores adds private access to Lake Stanley. Compared to Saddlehorn or ArrowCreek, lots here run smaller and homes sit closer together; compared to a master-planned community like Somersett, Lakeridge feels denser and more established rather than newly built.
Frequently Asked Questions
What school serves the Lakeridge area?
Reno High School, which is well regarded locally. I can confirm current attendance boundaries for a specific address.
Is Lakeridge close to Lake Tahoe?
It's farther from Tahoe and the ski resorts than Northwest Reno neighborhoods like Somersett or Caughlin Ranch, though still a reasonable drive. Its advantage is a central, established location within Reno itself.
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