Homes with a Community Pool for Sale in Tuscany, NV
Every home on this page sits in Tuscany, ZIP 89011, and has access to a community pool. The largest group is in Tuscany Parcel 18, followed by smaller clusters in Tuscany Parcel 19, Tuscany Parcel 22, Tuscany Parcel 5 and Tuscany Parcel 15. There are 41 homes listed now, with a median list price of $582,000.
Nearly all are single-family houses, with a few townhouses mixed in. About a quarter to a third are single-story, so two-story plans are the more common layout. Most were built in 2010 or later, and the rest date from the 1990s and 2000s. Prices mostly fall between $500K and $1M, while a smaller share sits in the $300K to $500K range, often in Parcel 15 and Parcel 25.
A community pool is shared, so you are not maintaining it yourself, but it is paid for through HOA dues. Median monthly dues are $220 for homes that have one. Ask what the dues cover, and whether the pool is run by the parcel or by the wider master association. The listings below show each home's photos and HOA details.
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About community pool in Tuscany.
Does a community pool mean I pay HOA dues in Tuscany? ▾
Yes. Shared pools, their upkeep and insurance are funded through association dues. Homes here carry a median of $220 per month among those with an HOA. Check the listing and the HOA documents to see what that figure covers, since some parcels have a separate sub-association on top of the master one.
Which Tuscany parcels have the most homes with community pool access? ▾
Tuscany Parcel 18 holds the largest group right now, at roughly one in five. Parcels 19, 22, 5 and 15 each hold about one in ten. Smaller numbers are in Parcels 14, 25 and 6B, and all of them share the 89011 ZIP code.
What should I check before buying a home near a community pool? ▾
Ask for the HOA's reserve study and recent financials, because pool resurfacing, equipment and repairs are shared costs. Find out the pool's hours and guest rules, and whether any special assessments are planned. It also helps to visit at different times of day to see how busy it gets and how close the home is to it.
What do homes with a community pool cost in Tuscany? ▾
The typical range runs from $450,000 to $760,000, with a median list price of $582,000. Most listings are between $500K and $1M, and a smaller share sits between $300K and $500K. The median price per square foot is $233, which helps when comparing plans of different sizes.
Are there homes here with both a community pool and a private pool? ▾
A few, about one in ten, have a private pool as well. A private pool adds your own costs for water, chemicals, equipment and electricity, on top of the HOA dues that fund the shared one. If you only want to swim occasionally, the community pool alone avoids that extra upkeep.
Are most of these homes single-story? ▾
No. About three in ten are single-story, so most are two-story plans. The median size is 2,472 square feet. If a single-level layout matters to you, check the floor plan and photos on each listing.