A home on Comanche Moon Drive in Double Diamond just sold for $630,000 — above its $625,000 asking price.

I brought the buyer.

That’s worth saying plainly, because it’s the difference between an agent who tells you he has buyers and one who can show you. My clients closed on this house last week, in your neighborhood.

The home

Take a walk through it in the video above.

A single-story home in South Reno’s 89521 — 1,632 square feet, three bedrooms, two baths, built in 1997 and kept in the kind of condition that makes buyers relax the moment they step inside. No interior steps anywhere.

High ceilings and new luxury vinyl plank run through the main living areas, with plantation shutters and a gas fireplace anchoring the great room. The kitchen opens straight into it: granite slab counters, a full island, a walk-in pantry, and a gas range with an integrated griddle. One bedroom sits apart from the other two, which makes it a genuine home office or guest suite rather than a compromise. The primary is on the main floor with a walk-in closet, soaking tub, separate shower, and double sinks.

French doors open onto a fully fenced backyard with a patio, a pergola, grass, and mature landscaping.

I have more buyers looking in Double Diamond

This calendar year I’ve been on both sides of six transactions: three homes I listed and sold in 89521, and three different buyers I represented — including the ones who just closed on Comanche Moon.

That combination is the reason I can say I have buyers without it being a slogan. Every time I market a home in this neighborhood, more buyers come through than there are houses for them. People tour my listings, don’t end up with them, and keep looking. A number of them are still searching Double Diamond right now.

That’s exactly how my clients found their way to this house — they’d seen it earlier in the summer, missed it, and were ready the moment it became available again.

Buyer demand here isn’t something I’m inferring from a market report. It’s what I run into every time I put a sign in the ground in this zip code.

Why homes like this stay in demand

There’s a structural reason, and it’s worth knowing if you own something similar.

Single-story floor plans with no interior steps are getting genuinely hard to find in South Reno at this price. Most of what’s been built here in the last twenty years goes up rather than out, because two stories are cheaper per square foot on a small lot. Meanwhile the group of buyers who specifically need single-level living keeps growing — people moving aging parents in, people dealing with mobility, people who simply decided they’re done with stairs and won’t compromise.

Fewer of these come to market each year than there are buyers looking for one. If you own a single-story home in Double Diamond, that scarcity is working for you whether or not you ever sell.

What marketing your home would look like

The video at the top of this post is the kind of thing I produce for homes in this neighborhood. Professional photography, a full walkthrough, published to YouTube and to this site, and pushed out to the buyers I’m already working with.

That’s what I’d do for your home — so rather than describe it, I’d rather just show you.

Curious what yours would bring?

If you’ve thought about selling — now, next year, or eventually — the useful first step isn’t listing. It’s knowing your number.

I’ll put together a free, no-obligation estimate for your home: what it would likely sell for in today’s market, and what you’d net after costs. No pressure attached to it, and no obligation to do anything with it.

Contact Blaine Moore, REALTOR® | RE/MAX Gold | NV License #S.169620 — (775) 354-6211 — for a Double Diamond home valuation or to talk through the South Reno market.

Sale snapshot

• Neighborhood: Double Diamond / South Meadows, Reno NV 89521
• Sold: $630,000 (listed $625,000 — above asking)
• Closed: August 20, 2026
• Home: 3 bed / 2 bath · 1,632 sq ft · single story · built 1997
• Lot: 0.16 acres
• Representation: Blaine Moore represented the buyer

Double Diamond, Reno — frequently asked questions

Where is Double Diamond in Reno?

Double Diamond is a residential neighborhood in South Reno, in the 89521 zip code, near the South Meadows area. It sits roughly eight miles from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, eighteen miles from Mt. Rose, twenty-one from Carson City, and about twenty-seven from Lake Tahoe, with quick freeway access.

What schools serve Double Diamond?

Homes in the Double Diamond area are generally served by Double Diamond Elementary School, Depoali Middle School, and Damonte Ranch High School, all in the Washoe County School District. School assignments can change and vary by exact address — confirm current boundaries with the district before relying on them for a purchase decision.

Does Double Diamond have an HOA, and what are the dues?

Yes. The Double Diamond HOA is managed by FirstService Residential. On the August 2026 sale at 9515 Comanche Moon Drive, dues were $120 per quarter — roughly $40 a month — with a $200 transfer fee and a $350 setup fee at closing. Dues and fees change over time and can differ between sub-associations within the community, so verify current amounts with the management company for any specific property.

What are homes selling for in Double Diamond?

In August 2026, a three-bedroom, two-bath single-story home of about 1,632 square feet on Comanche Moon Drive closed at $630,000 — above its $625,000 asking price. That’s one sale, not a market average, and values vary considerably by floor plan, square footage, lot, and condition. For what your specific home would likely bring today, I’ll put together a free, no-obligation estimate.

Are there single-story homes in Double Diamond?

Yes, and they’re one of the main reasons the neighborhood stays in demand. Single-level floor plans are increasingly hard to find in South Reno at this price point, because most recent construction on small lots builds up rather than out, while the pool of buyers who specifically need single-level living keeps growing.

How quickly are homes selling in Double Diamond?

It depends heavily on price and condition. Well-priced homes in this neighborhood tend to attract serious interest quickly. For current days-on-market figures for your street and price range, get in touch.

Should I sell my Double Diamond home now?

That depends on your equity position, where you’d move next, and your timeline — not on the market alone. The useful first step is knowing your number: what your home would likely sell for today, and what you’d net after costs. I’ll prepare that at no cost and no obligation. For questions about tax consequences or how a sale fits your broader financial picture, talk with your CPA or financial advisor.