1527 Elk Run Trail, Reno, NV

About This Property

Positioned within one of Somersett's most desirable enclaves, this home offers a refined balance of privacy, thoughtful design, and elevated indoor-outdoor living. Designed for those who value both comfort and lifestyle, the home blends clean architectural lines with a natural connection to its surroundings. Expansive windows invite in natural light while framing the landscape, creating a sense of openness without sacrificing privacy. The main living areas are both functional and inviting, offering a seamless flow ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen anchors the home, connecting effortlessly to the surrounding spaces and creating a natural gathering point. The outdoor environment is where this property truly distinguishes itself. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully maintained, the backyard feels like a private retreat. A covered patio extends the living space, allowing for year-round enjoyment, while multiple seating areas create a layered experience for both relaxation and entertaining. A custom waterfall feature adds a sense of movement and calm, elevating the entire setting. From quiet mornings to evenings under the lights, the space is designed to be experienced—not just seen. A detached casita adds flexibility and privacy, offering an ideal space for guests, extended stays, or a dedicated home office. Separate from the main residence, it enhances both functionality and long-term versatility. The primary suite provides a quiet retreat, while additional interior spaces adapt easily to guests, work, or everyday living. Set within Somersett, residents enjoy access to a lifestyle defined by golf, scenic trails, mountain views, and a strong sense of community. The neighborhood offers a rare combination of natural beauty and established character. 1527 Elk Run Trail is more than a home, it's a complete living experience, where thoughtful design, outdoor space, and community come together in one of Reno's most sought-after settings

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