Reno · NV

Montreux

A luxury golf course community in Reno.

Living in Montreux

Montreux is one of Reno's premier golf course communities, built around a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, and a core part of my luxury territory.

How Shannon Comstock Serves Montreux

Montreux sits squarely in my luxury specialty. I bring the full pricing and marketing strategy that a luxury listing needs, and the R.E.A.L. process for buyers drawn to this level of community, discretion, presentation, and marketing built for a smaller, more selective buyer pool.

Montreux Neighborhood Character

Montreux is gated with a strict HOA, wooded and private, with the kind of mature landscaping and tree cover that gives it what buyers often describe as a true mountain luxury feel. The homes range from large estate properties on bigger lots to the Parc Foret section, where homes sit closer together. The lower, eastern side of the community has fewer trees and a more open feel than the wooded core.

Montreux Housing Market & Home Types

Montreux is built around a private golf course requiring membership, with a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, gym, and restaurant, and has previously hosted the Barracuda Championship. Recent activity has ranged roughly $1.4M to over $5M active, with per-square-foot pricing spanning $530 to over $1,100 depending on the specific home and location, figures that shift with the market so I'll confirm current numbers for a specific property. Sage Ridge, the private school, is nearby.

Neighborhood Tour & Local Lifestyle

Montreux sits about 30 minutes from Incline Village and Lake Tahoe, close to Mt. Rose Ski Resort and Diamond Peak, with The Summit, Raley's One, and Trader Joe's nearby. Compared to Rancharrah, the tradeoff is real: Montreux is more wooded, more private, and centered around golf with an estate feel; Rancharrah is newer, more walkable, and built for a lower-maintenance, in-town lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Montreux a gated community?

Yes, with a strict HOA and a private golf course at its center. It's one of the core neighborhoods in my luxury specialty.

How does Montreux compare to Rancharrah?

Montreux is more wooded, more private, and organized around its golf course, with larger lots and more space between homes. Rancharrah is newer, more walkable to shops and restaurants, and built for buyers who want a lower-maintenance, in-town lifestyle.

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