Sunrise Manor Las Vegas, NV

Sunrise Manor is an unincorporated town that was formed in May of 1957 in North Las Vegas, an incorporated city that was first purchased and developed in the early 1900s. A Utah man named Tom Williams first discovered the area during a trip to Las Vegas. Unimpressed with the busy and energetic atmosphere of the newly incorporated Las Vegas, Williams ventured north and became enamored with the vast open spaces and potential for lucrative agriculture.

Tom purchased 160 acres of land and subdivided the area into 100 lots, selling each lot at $10 in 1919. In 1924, the town's first grocery store and post office were built. North Las Vegas was officially incorporated in 1946 and is home to the Neon Art Museum and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, known for its Egyptian antiquities displays and annual Native American cultural events.

Sunrise Manor has a wide selection of restaurants within 5 miles of town, many of which are family-friendly and affordable. Geisha House Steak & Sushi, a local favorite, sits on North Decatur Boulevard. Geisha House features several grill tables where the chefs prepare delicious flaming dishes right in front of the patrons, which makes for great family entertainment. The restaurant serves a wide selection of meat and fish entrees, as well as several vegetarian options. A few local favorite dishes include the Sea Lover Special, a hearty meal of grilled shrimp, scallops and lobster, served with a choice of shrimp or vegetable tempura and a beverage choice of soda, wine or sake.

When locals want some authentic Mexican food, they often head over to Tacos Los Toritos on Nellis Boulevard. Try the rich and flavorful carne asada that comes seasoned to perfection or the tacos de asada mixed with chorizo for a spicy treat. The locals say to come hungry and you'll leave with a smile. The service is fast, the staff is friendly, and the prices won't make you flinch.

While many of the popular nightclubs are closer to the Las Vegas Strip, Sunrise Manor residents who prefer to stay a little closer to home can often be found at Mulligan's Bar & Grill on East Craig Road. Known around town for its down-home laid-back atmosphere and classic bar amenities such as karaoke, video poker and wide screen televisions, Mulligan's is a great place to unwind after a long week and have some fun. Regulars recommend the Frito Crunch burger, a custom-blended beef patty topped with house chili, Frito's corn chips, double cheese and red onions. Mulligan also serves beer on tap and has a reputation for serving cocktails with a fair amount of kick.

Sunrise Manor residents have several options when it comes to traveling through the community and into the city. The local area is safe for walkers and cyclists and there are over 100 miles of bike lanes throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Residents and visitors can park for free on certain streets, while others utilize meters that charge $0.25 for 15 minutes. Residents who utilize the transit system catch the Silver Star RTC bus 712 that picks up every day on East Sahara. The Silver Star charges a discounted flat rate of $0.50 and drives in a continual loop through the local areas.

Sunrise Manor residents in need of alternative transportation often utilize Desert Cab Company, a 24-hour taxi service that serves the entire valley. The state of Nevada banned Uber from operating, so locals have to forgo this service. Nevada State Route 610 starts at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard North and Lamb Boulevard, allowing for easy freeway access and convenient commuting.

Sunrise Manor residents have access to multiple parks in the area that offer a variety of amenities. Alexander Villas Park on Lincoln Road has a full fitness course, walking paths and baseball fields.

Families love Desert Breeze Park and Center on Spring Mountain Road due to its dog-friendly environment and multiple amenities such as a fitness course, outdoor hockey rink and basketball courts.

During holiday time, Craig Ranch Regional Park holds its annual Christmas Magic Light Display, a mile-long display of multicolored holiday lights that takes place in the park's community garden area.

Renters living in Sunrise Manor pay an average of $1,300 to rent an apartment, compared to the Las Vegas average of $1,500. Houses for rent in Sunrise Manor cost around $1,800. For those wanting to buy, the average price for a house in Sunrise Manor is $330,00, compared to the city average of $410,000.

When shopping for groceries, locals can often be found at Green Valley Grocery located on the corner of West Twain and South Decatur Boulevard. Fresh seasonal produce can be found at the nearest Las Vegas Farmer's market on North Rampart Boulevard.

The Las Vegas North Premium Outlet Center on South Grand Central Parkway is just a short drive away. The Outlet Center has 100 retailers and specialty shops that sell high-quality merchandise at bargain prices.

High-end retailers include Ann Taylor Factory Store, Armani Outlet, Perry Ellis, and Polo. Children's retailers such as Osh Kosh B'Gosh and Nautica Kids are popular during back-to-school time, as the discount prices allow parents to save a significant amount of money on much-needed school clothes. Specialty stores such as Godiva Chocolatier are favorites during the holidays, as shoppers are able to purchase amazing gifts at extremely low prices.

Stores include Ann Taylor Factory Store, Armani Outlet, Perry Ellis, Coach, Neiman Marcus Last Call, and Polo. If you have kids, be sure to check out Osh Kosh B'Gosh and Nautica Kids. The Outlet Center also features specialty shops, such as Godiva Chocolatier, the Cosmetics Company Store, and the Luggage Factory.