Beverly Green and Paradise Park Homes for Sale
Beverly Green is one of central Las Vegas’ distinctive mid-century neighborhoods, originally platted in 1951 by David Zenoff and Jerome Mack of Federal Homes. The neighborhood features an interesting combination of individually designed custom residences and tract homes, with architecture primarily reflecting the Contemporary Ranch style. Architects associated with Beverly Green include Don Van Camp, Hugh E. Taylor, Jack Knighton, Jim McDaniel and Jack Belcher, while David Freedman designed tract homes in the development. Its varied architecture, mature landscaping and established residential character reflect an important period in Las Vegas’ growth.
Part of Beverly Green was designated a historic district by the City of Las Vegas in 2016, recognizing its architectural and cultural significance from 1951 through 1964. Not every property in the larger Beverly Green neighborhood falls within the designated historic district. The city’s Beverly Green Historic District design guidelines and boundary maps identify the properties covered by the designation. Immediately adjacent is Paradise Park, a separate, smaller vintage residential neighborhood that is not part of the Beverly Green Historic District. Both neighborhoods are represented in the home listings below. For additional neighborhood history, explore our Very Vintage Vegas Beverly Green articles.
Streets in Beverly Green
| South 6th Street | Barbara Way | Bonita Avenue |
| Canosa Avenue | Ellen Way | Oakey Boulevard |
| Rexford Drive | East Saint Louis Avenue | Santa Paula Drive |
Streets in Paradise Park
| San Pablo Drive | Santa Rosa Drive | Santa Ynez Drive |
| Van Patten Place |
Current Beverly Green and Paradise Park Homes for Sale
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