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Nestled within the gates of Montreux, is a darling neighborhood called "The Cottages." It's an enclave of 40 homes that are conveniently situated within walking distance to the world-class Clubhouse, restaurants and the Jack Nicklaus Championship Golf Course. The Cottage are unique, in that they have a separate Homeowner's Association that provides all of your exterior care (except roof and gutters) as well as full landscaping. You can also opt in for snow removal, so you'll never have to lift a shovel! 

The Cottages have the perfect balance of spectacular curb appeal and exceptional quality craftsmanship. Each home in this neighhorhood is quality built with ARXX R-30+ insulated walls, copper gutters, extensive exterior stonework, and

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Entering the gates of Montreux Golf & Country Club is like entering your own pocket of paradise. You are greeted by the warm security staff, pristine grounds, vibrant landscaping, gentle rolling hills, and the inviting links of Jack Nicklaus’ Championship Course. Even the life-like bronze deer statues sprinkled throughout the community give a friendly hello. As you lift your gaze, you’ll be amazed at the glorious views of the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range.

 Tucked within this beautiful community is Foret Circle, arguably the most coveted cul-de-sac in all of Montreux. Surrounded by tall Jeffrey Pines, this quiet and private street is flanked by the 13th and 14th holes and lined with some of the most exquisite homes in the entire

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Thanksgiving is a time to express gratitude, so it’s the perfect opportunity to share why we cherish our Montrêux Golf & Country Club. Conveniently located between Reno and Lake Tahoe, Montrêux is a private, 726-acre golf course community with approximately 550 luxury home sites. The centerpiece is the renowned 18-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature Championship Course.

Here are 15 reasons why we are thankful for Montrêux:

1. World Class Golf. Montrêux’s Par 72 PGA Championship golf course features a number of drops in elevation as it meanders 7,500 yards through towering pines and flowing streams—creating a serene and spectacular golf setting. The signature hole is the Par 4 17th, featuring a 138-foot drop from the tee box to the fairway. The

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Guest Blog courtesy of Chris Galli, Dickson Realty

One of the best summer activities in Northern Nevada is to go to one of the many outdoor concerts in Reno. Can’t you feel the warm air, smell the fresh cut grass, hear the live music and see the sun setting in the background?

To help bring more music, art, and culture to the Biggest Little City, Dickson Realty and several of our agents are sponsoring several summer concerts in Reno. With a variety of artists, dates, and locations, you’re sure to find one that works for your schedule!

Concerts on the Village Green

From 6 to 8 p.m., every Sunday in Village Green Park, everyone can enjoy live music, food trucks and fun at Concerts on the Village Green. These concerts in Reno are

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Photo credit: The Golf Gurus

Why was the 17th Fairway of Montreux’s Jack Nicklaus Championship Golf Course crowned the “Signature Hole?” The tee box is thrillingly perched 138 feet above the hole, providing an exhilarating view of the first shot. Gorgeously landscaped by both man and Mother Nature, the 464 Yard Par 4 features a narrow green protected by bunkers on each side, with Galena Creek running alongside the left portion of the fairway.

Just steps from the 17th tee box, our listing at 6031 Lake Geneva Drive has front-row seats to the golfing action. The hole is especially entertaining during the annual Barracuda Championship, one of only 45 stops on the PGA Tour. You can witness the magnetic excitement of professional golf while sipping an

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Introducing 6705 De Chardin Lane!

This beautiful single-story Montrêux home resides on a quiet cul-de-sac on the 2nd Fairway. It showcases spectacular views of the famed Jack Nicklaus Signature Championship Course, Mt. Rose, and the Sierras.

The lot size is a generous .88 acre. It features an innovative and masterful landscape renovation that includes recirculation streams, built-in BBQ, expanded patio and paver driveway, over 50 new trees, all-natural rock, and three extraordinary fire pits.

The interior is just as impressive with warm and distinct custom upgrades at every turn. This 4,331 square foot home offers a Great Room Concept with a smartly designed floorplan, with the Master Bedroom privately located on one wing of the home, and

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The Barracuda Championship is back again for another exciting display from skilled golfers.

The 19th annual Barracuda Championship is underway this week, with tournament play starting Thursday, August 3. The pro-ams took place earlier in the week and the results can be viewed on their website. The tournament, fondly dubbed the “Cuda Champ”, is one on only 46 full-field stops during the PGA TOUR Season and a part of the FedEx Cup series, a point competition for the players. Best of all, it takes places in our very own Montreux community! Some of the golfers are playing the Jack Nicklaus Signature course for the first time and some are returning. Either way, all of the participants leave with a love of the challenging course – one of the Golden

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Spring is just around the corner and that means hiking is back.

Reno-Tahoe is home to many different landscapes, from high desert flatland to alpine elevations. The warmer weather this spring season is a perfect time to explore the many hiking options that abound in the area.

Image courtesy of RGJ

Hunter Creek Trail

Hunter Creek’s main trail is 5.2 miles long and has an elevation gain of 1,784 feet starting in the high desert just overlooking the heart of Reno and leading you high up into the trees. End this moderate hike at a pristine waterfall and let the icy droplets cool you down after the sunny trek. The trail does allow dogs and horses. If you don’t feel like following the main trail right up the mountain, cut off to the north and

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