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Laughlin, NV 89028
Laughlin, NV 89028
Luxurious single story 3 bedroom, 2 bath Townhome with high 9-ft ceilings and an attached two-car garage with storage.
Majestic mountain views are visible from the back patio, living room and master suite. New Berber carpeting throughout.
The very spacious Living room offers plenty of natural light, a media niche, and a gas fireplace. Luxurious Master suite with slider to patio, two closets, dual sinks. Two additional full bedrooms with mirrored closet doors and a guest bath. Separate laundry room with sink and hallway valet station provides extra storage.
Located in a highly desirable and exclusive private gated community with luxurious pool, spa and clubhouse, this incredible home offers unparalleled pastoral mountain views and is very close to the Colorado River!
This luxury home is clean, spacious and very well taken care of. Close enough to shopping, restaurants and the night life, but far enough to be out of the hustle and bustle of Laughlin. Minimum 90-day Rentals, please.
Situated on a slice of land in the Colorado River Valley, where Nevada, California and Arizona converge, is the sunny city of Laughlin. And if three million visitors are any indication, the city on the river has certainly earned its place as a leading tourist and gambling destination. With gaming, the mighty Colorado River, and the city’s many special events, it’s easy to see why.
Today there are eight hotel/casinos and one motel in Laughlin providing over 9,000 rooms,150,000 square feet of meeting space, 50 restaurants, two museums, a 34-lane bowling center, an outlet shopping mall and a variety of boutiques, spas and salons. More than 14,000 casino workers now cross the Colorado River by shuttle boat or the Laughlin Bridge each day.
Another way to enjoy the beautiful desert surroundings? Check out the Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area for dramatic river and mountain views. It’s a great spot for picnicking, fishing, swimming and boating and just five miles south of the city’s casino row. Then there are the beautiful Black Mountains, Grapevine Canyon and Spirit Mountain, great spots to see interesting rock formations and Indian petroglyphs. Fishermen can try for crappie, bluegill, trout and striper bass at both Lake Mojave and the Colorado River. And there are still more ways for visitors to amuse themselves in and out of town, with tours and rentals of everything from ATVs to boats, kayaks, canoes and jet skis.
And within just two hours driving time, visitors will find the Grand Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park, Hoover Dam and even fabulous Las Vegas. Thanks to the year-round warm weather, the time is always right to visit Laughlin.
Laughlin is a unique state-line city separated from Arizona by the Colorado River. Its founder, Don Laughlin, bought an eight-room motel here in 1964 and basically built the town from scratch. By the early 1980s Laughlin's Riverside Hotel-Casino was drawing gamblers and river rats from northwestern Arizona, southeastern California, and even southern Nevada, and his success attracted other casino operators. Today Laughlin is the state's third major resort area, attracting more than 3 million visitors annually. The city fills up on weekends with a large population of retired travelers in the winter, whereas the summer is more likely to attract a younger resort-loving crowd. Take a stroll along the river walk, then make the return trip by water taxi . Boating, using Jet Skis, fishing, and plain old wading are other options for enjoying the water.
The Colorado River is Laughlin's main street, offering a wealth of fun activities if you want to get wet. Thrill-seekers can take a fast ride on a Jet Ski or get out on a boat and waterski. For a more relaxed pace, tourists can adventure out in a kayak. Want to stay dry? No worries! Enjoy the peaceful back drop of the Colorado by fishing or taking a river cruise.
While the river might be a main attraction, Laughlin offers plenty of outdoor activities on solid ground as well. In Heritage Greenway Park you'll find miles of walking and hiking trails, as well as fishing nodes and a day-use park. For a journey back in time, check out the petroglyphs and explore boulders and narrow paths throughout Grapevine Canyon in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
Sometimes you need to escape the daily grind for some much needed Laughlin Ranch and Laughlin, NV is just the spot. Offering a complete package of top-class golfing facilities, spa services, restaurants, and clubhouse, teeing off here couldn’t be more satisfying. With a backdrop of the Black Mountains, its 7,000-yard course – designed by the renowned David Druzisk – is breathtaking, and the fairways rise and fall, broken up by a meandering array of natural streams.
Let your stomach lead the way to the many great restaurants in Laughlin, NV. Outback Steakhouse is perfect for those who can never decide between steak and seafood.
Whether you're looking for all-day action or want to take a more leisurely pace, Laughlin, NV is the one-stop spot to do it all. Now is the time to plan your escape to this ultimate relaxation and recreation destination.
Cruise your way to an unforgettable holiday experience with the Laughlin River Tours. With the use of their deluxe 112-passenger vessel, the Celebration River Boat, Laughlin River Tours has been creating lasting memories for all of its guests, from near and far, for over two decades. Enjoy the use of a full-service bar, a snack bar, and climate-controlled rooms as you cruise serenely down the river. You can also charter special tours or enjoy a 2-hour sunset cruise while dining on a quality dinner menu prepared fresh on the boat. No matter what, you simply don’t want to miss out on all of the incredible views that a tour down the Colorado River has to offer.
A labyrinth? In the middle of Laughlin, Nevada? Yup, that’s right! In fact, there are roughly eight of them located in the deserts of Laughlin. The man-made labyrinths are a great place to visit for meditation, to enjoy some peace and quiet, and to try and challenge yourself to some various mazes. Another great thing about the Laughlin Labyrinth is that it’ll actually become an interesting and scenic hike as you go from one labyrinth to another. You’ll get some gorgeous views of Laughlin’s desert terrain as well as some of its better-known landmarks and even stunning near-bird’s eye looks at the other labyrinths.
Leading over the Newberry Mountains of southern Nevada, the Christmas Tree Pass is a gorgeous and absolutely scenic 12-mile drive that allows visitors to see the natural beauty of the state’s desert landscape. Some views to look forward to include the Colorado River valley, sweeping vistas of the neighboring state of Arizona, and the sprawling expanse of the Mojave Desert. Adventure seekers and outdoor lovers are also welcome to find a spot to park and set off on one of the many trailheads that lead to gorgeous destinations like the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and the Native American petroglyphs. Just remember that some of the drive can get quite narrow, so make sure you’ve got a vehicle that can handle challenging terrain.
Eager to discover more about the Colorado River and its surrounding area? Head straight for the Colorado River Museum, a historical land mark in its own right, to soak up all the information you could ever want. Originally built in 1947, the Colorado River Museum was intended as a means to house and serve the many people who worked on building the Davis Dam. At the museum, you can view artifacts and memorabilia that highlight the history of the area and the people who made the region what it is today. Make sure to snap photos and pick up your own memorabilia at their gift shop.
Laughlin enjoys more than 300 sunny days each year. The average temperature in Laughlin, Nevada is 75.4 degrees (22 degrees centigrade). Forecasts don’t get any better than that!
I wish I could give this luxury home more than 5 stars! My wife and I love the Laughlin area and how serene it is. We really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful home. We also met many wonderful people in the community. We were sad to leave as our work took us back to California. We cannot wait to return again!
