Why do you focus specifically on Lakeside Lewis Homes?

I raised my sons there, and even after moving to Old Southwest Reno I never really left, I still run the neighborhood's Community Garage Sale and Holiday Lights Contest every year. That's a different level of familiarity than an agent who just pulls comps here occasionally.

How many homes are in Lakeside Lewis Homes?

231, per the Washoe County Assessor, across streets including Torrington, Greenbrook, Stonecreek, Leah, and Wheatland. It's a smaller, close-knit community, which shapes both how homes move here and how I market them.

Lakeridge · Reno, NV

Lakeside Lewis Homes

Your neighborhood's numbers, every month. I raised my sons on these streets, and I still watch every sale.

Market pulse12 months ending October 31, 2026 · NNRMLS via Flex

Homes sold: 9
Median sold price: $750,000
Median days on market: 52
Median price per sq ft: $351
Sold volume: $6,543,000
Active listings: 2
Median list price (active): $717,000
Pending: 0

Next update: early December

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Holiday Lights Contest

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Your neighbor in real estate

“I raised my sons on these streets.”

I live in Old Southwest Reno now, but Lakeside Lewis Homes will always feel a little like home. I still drive these streets, I know what is selling and what is changing, and I run the garage sale and Let It Glow every year.

When you are ready to sell, you get someone who takes care of you, markets your home the way it deserves, and knows this neighborhood house by house.

I have been in real estate since 2013, licensed since 2014, with title and escrow experience before that, so I know the whole transaction from the inside. I was a professional photographer first, which is why your home's marketing gets my full attention.

Shannon Comstock

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Lakeside Lewis Homes at a glance

The neighborhood I know house by house

homes in the neighborhood, per the county: 231homes in the neighborhood, per the county
no monthly dues, no HOA rules: No HOAno monthly dues, no HOA rules
homes lived in by their owners: 3 in 4homes lived in by their owners
bedrooms in a typical home: 3 to 4bedrooms in a typical home
approximate square feet in recent sales: 1,700 to 2,400approximate square feet in recent sales
what homes sold for in the last 12 months: $645K to $795Kwhat homes sold for in the last 12 months

Torrington
Leah
Ridgeview
Greenbrook
Stonecreek
Quail Hollow
Mirror Lake
Wheatland

Nine streets, all inside the McCarran loop, with Bartley Ranch Regional Park and Wheatland Park right next door.

Source: Washoe County Assessor, October 2026, and NNRMLS via Flex, 12 months ending October 31, 2026.

Bartley Ranch trails, right behind the neighborhood.

Straight from the MLS

Homes for sale and recent sales

Open any of these to see what is for sale and what has sold lately, straight from the MLS. Lakeside Lewis Homes first, then the Lakeridge neighborhoods around it.

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Where Lakeside Lewis Homes is

Inside the McCarran loop in southwest Reno, part of Lakeridge, with Bartley Ranch and Wheatland Park right next door.

Map of the Lakeridge neighborhoods (Washoe County Assessor)

No HOA · Inside the McCarran loop

Living in Lakeside Lewis Homes

I raised my sons in Lakeside Lewis Homes. I live in Old Southwest Reno now, but these 231 homes on Torrington, Leah, Ridgeview, Greenbrook, Stonecreek, Quail Hollow, Mirror Lake and Wheatland will always feel a little like home. I still drive these streets, and I know what is selling and what is changing.

There is no HOA. Bartley Ranch Regional Park and Wheatland Park back right up to the neighborhood, and it sits inside the McCarran loop, close to shopping and the airport.

A home on Wheatland Court in Lakeside Lewis Homes

For sellers

Thinking about selling?

You want it sold quickly, for the most money, without a long, messy process or strangers wandering through for months. That comes down to the plan before the sign goes up: timing, preparation, pricing and marketing.

These short videos walk through each piece, so you can get clear on every step before you decide anything.

Selling in Lakeside Lewis Homes, in 7 short videos

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For buyers

Buying in Lakeside Lewis Homes

Thinking about buying here, or anywhere in Reno? These are the questions I walk every buyer through.

01
Thinking about buying?
Start with what you want your next few years to look like. Then we walk through the parts of buying that matter most, including the tax benefits of owning.
02
What to expect
A home is likely one of the largest purchases you will make. I represent you, and the seller's agent represents the seller.
03
The first step: your loan
Know what you can afford before you start touring. Talk with a lender before you go house hunting.
04
Pre-approval, not pre-qualification
A pre-qualification is a conversation; nothing is verified. A pre-approval means the lender has your documents and tells you what you are approved for, which loan fits and your rate.
05
What not to do once you are in contract
Don't change jobs, buy a car, open new credit, fall behind on accounts, spend your closing money or leave any debt off your loan application.
06
Pros and cons of owning
You build equity as you pay down the loan. You also take on upkeep, and that takes time and money.
07
How much money do I need?
Less than most people think. There are several loan types and down payment programs, and the right lender will show you which ones fit.
08
Getting your offer accepted
Offer a competitive price, put down a larger earnest money deposit, and keep your offer clean.
09
Offer accepted. What's next?
We open escrow, schedule inspections, review disclosures, secure the loan and get the appraisal done.

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