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Somersett

Reno, Washoe County, Nevada · Reno / Sparks golf market

Homes
$500,000 – $2,000,000
HOA fee
$175 / monthly
Gated
No
Housing
single-family homes, custom estate homes

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Somersett is Reno's largest master-planned community by home count -- more than 3,000 homes across roughly 2,700 acres in west Reno -- organized around the private, members-only Somersett Golf & Country Club. Unlike Montreux or ArrowCreek, Somersett as a whole is not uniformly gated; only certain sub-enclaves (Canyon9 among them) carry their own gates and additional HOA layer on top of the master community association.

Golf Access

Does buying a home here include club membership?

Buying a home here does not automatically guarantee golf membership unless stated below — confirm access directly with each club.

Golf club membership at Somersett Golf & Country Club is not included in Somersett Master Community Association (SMCA) dues. SMCA residents receive one documented, narrow perk -- four tee times per year -- but must otherwise apply and pay for membership like any outside applicant.

Living in Somersett

The Somersett Club at Town Center, a 22,000-square-foot recreation facility with fitness and indoor/outdoor pools, is the community-wide (non-golf) amenity hub, distinct from the private golf club.

Location & Surrounding Area

West Reno, along the northwest edge of the Reno metro.

Costs & Fees

Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old figure a current one.

Home price (low)

Current

$500,000

Reported general low end (mid-$500,000s for entry-level homes) per a Reno-focused real-estate site; September 2026 median list price reported around $964K by the same class of source.

Home price (high)

Current

$2,000,000

Reported high end ("over $2 million" for luxury custom estates) per the same class of source; directional, not MLS-verified.

HOA / association fee

Current

$175

Reported master HOA range of roughly $130-220/month (midpoint used here), covering common-area landscaping, trail network, and access to the Somersett Club at Town Center recreation center. Gated sub-enclaves (e.g., Canyon9) stack an additional reported $50-150/month on top. This fee does not include Somersett Golf & Country Club membership, a separate private club.

Somersett Golf & Country Club membership is a separate purchase from Somersett Master Community Association (SMCA) dues -- SMCA residents do receive a documented perk of four tee times per year, but that is not membership. Some gated sub-enclaves (e.g., Canyon9) carry an additional HOA layer.

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What Buyers Should Verify

  • Confirm current master HOA fee and any gated sub-enclave surcharge directly with the SMCA.
  • Confirm current home-price range against live MLS data.
  • Confirm whether the four-tee-times-per-year resident perk is still current.

Notable

  • Reno's largest master-planned community: 3,000-plus homes across roughly 2,700 acres.
  • Mostly non-gated overall; only smaller sub-enclaves like Canyon9 are individually gated.
  • Somersett Master Community Association residents receive four tee times per year at the private golf club as a documented perk.

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US Golf Living provides independent real-estate research and can connect consumers with real-estate professionals. Golf membership, availability, fees and approval are determined independently by the applicable club.