Midtown Las Vegas is mostly taken up by the Las Vegas Country Club, a sprawling urban golf course that’s filled with suburban streets. These stately homes and picturesque apartments make up the housing market of Midtown Las Vegas. Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center sits on the edge of town, and there are various restaurants, shopping centers, banks, and other conveniences within the neighborhood.
Check out the Historic Commercial Center District after you find your charming rental in the city. This sprawling outdoor mall has an array of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. The Westgate Monorail Station sits on the western edge of town, taking passengers directly into the heart of Vegas nearing the McCarran International Airport. Residents of Midtown appreciate the neighborhood’s proximity to both Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Strip, located only three miles southwest of Midtown.
