Luxury Get-A-Way, off the strip. Close to the Mountains and Hiking Trails

About Sigrid Marmann

I'm a realtor in Las Vegas for many years. I was raised in Germany and enjoyed traveling to many parts of Europe. My dream was to come to San Francisco, California , from where I later moved to Marin County before I moved to LV. I worked as an independent contractor for some of the major corporations, was a software developer with integrated electronic banking, before I changed my career to become a Realtor in 2006.. I like traveling, reading, hiking, swimming, music, baking among other things. I cater to my guests and treat them like Royalty, just how I would want to be treated as a guest in their house.

Why Sigrid Marmann chose Spring Mountain Ranch

I loved the area in the northwest with its gorgeous mountain views and proximity of hwy 95 and CC215. The house was part of a small community built in 2001 in the midst of the desert. I loved the inside with its airie feeling, high ceilings, big windows and glass doors. My furniture, chrystal and glassware, pictures, carpets and other decorative items added to the comfortable appearance and atmosphere with a warm touch. My dream was to transform the yard into a lovely oasis with palms, roses, bushes and tropical flowers, crowned with a pool and spa. It took many dedicated hours from professionals to make this dream come true. It gives me joy maintaining and enhancing it, watch beautiful sunrises as well as moon rises which are ever so different. I hope you too, my guest(s), will find relaxation, enjoyment, 'Down time" from our hectic life in my private get-a-way In Las Vegas.

What makes this House unique

The house has beautiful mountain views, it's an oasis with it's palm trees, flowers and luscious landscape. It is also close to shopping, casinos and restaurants, sightseeing at Mt. Charleston and Red Rock Canyon with it's well maintained hiking trails for all levels of hikers and mountain climbers. Lee Canyon offer great skiing, tubing and much more for kids and adults of all ages; Kyle Canyon's picnic area invites family gathering or just plain strolling in this gorgeous country just minutes away. Just 2 minutes away is Tule Springs (also called Floyd Lamb Park) where starlets during the 1930s - 1940s waiting for their final divorce entertained themselves with dancing, parties, swimming, riding and fishing.... fishing is still active today in 4 natural lakes framed by mature trees, picnic tables, barbeques and permanent guests like ducks, geese, peacocks and many others in this lovely state park. If you drive a few miles further north on hwy 95 you will see on your right the Paiute reservation and still a bit further north you can take the exit to Corn Creek on your right. There are some really nice meandering trails which take you over and along the creek, several ponds, by some historic ranch buildings, and under shady trees. This is a pastoral area, which was inhabited in the 1700's by Paiute Indians, by Mormon settlers in the 1850's, pioneers and ranchers in 1900's (wagon/stage stop), and purchased by the Govt in 1936. Corn Creek is a nice little destination for children, older adults, and anyone who may not be aware of life in So. Nevada beyond the neon and casinos. If you drive a little further north you will come to the Best kept Secret in Las Vegas: Wild horses at Cold Creek. At 6,500 feet you’ll find snow covered mountains in Cold Creek, NV until around the end of April, the home of wild horses. To learn more about them, you have to drive there to enjoy and marvel at these wonderful animals.