Reno · NV

Saddlehorn

A Reno neighborhood Shannon serves.

Living in Saddlehorn

Saddlehorn was developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s by Jasick & Nichols, with many homes designed by local architect Gail Ritchie. It spans over 800 acres with around 430 homes on half-acre to over one-acre lots, predominantly custom-built in styles ranging from classic ranch to contemporary.

How Shannon Comstock Serves Saddlehorn

I work Saddlehorn as part of my luxury territory, bringing the full marketing process to listings here and the R.E.A.L. process to buyers drawn to this custom-home, lower-elevation alternative to ArrowCreek or Montreux.

Saddlehorn Housing Market & Home Types

Most homes here run over 4,000 square feet, with gourmet kitchens, expansive outdoor living areas, and panoramic windows typical of the era and architect. Recent activity has run roughly $1.55M to $2.5M active, with recent closed sales averaging around $2.67M, figures that move with the market so I'll confirm current numbers for a specific home.

Schools & Getting Around

Saddlehorn is served by Hunsberger Elementary, Herz Middle School (directly across from the neighborhood), and Galena High School about two miles away, with Sage Ridge and Bishop Manogue Catholic High School as private options nearby. Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is about 20 minutes out, Incline Village and Diamond Peak about 30.

Neighborhood Tour & Local Lifestyle

Saddlehorn includes a 13-acre community park and 50 acres of open common area with trails, playgrounds, and courts, plus Galena Junction Shopping Center (Raley's, Truckee Bagel) and The Summit's 64 retailers nearby. It's partially gated with an HOA, but no mandatory golf or club membership, which is a real difference from ArrowCreek or Montreux: lower elevation, closer to town, fewer resort-style amenities, and no required club dues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have to join a golf club to live in Saddlehorn?

No. Saddlehorn has an HOA but no mandatory golf or club membership, unlike ArrowCreek or Montreux, which is one of the real differences between these communities.

What schools serve Saddlehorn?

Hunsberger Elementary, Herz Middle School (directly across the street), and Galena High School about two miles away, with Sage Ridge and Bishop Manogue as private options nearby.

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