Homes for Sale from $500,000 to $1 Million in Tuscany, NV
Every home on this page sits in ZIP 89011, inside the Tuscany master plan in Henderson, and all of them are single-family houses. Right now 30 homes are listed, with a median list price of $654,950. The biggest groups are in Tuscany Parcel 19, Tuscany Parcel 18, Tuscany Parcel 22 and Tuscany Parcel 5, each holding roughly one in seven listings. Tuscany Parcel 14 and Parcel 6B follow, with smaller numbers in Parcel 16 and Tuscany Parcel 6A.
Homes here have a median size of 2,698 square feet, at a median of $229 per square foot. Most are two-story; only about one in five is single-story, so a one-level floor plan takes patience. Roughly half were built in 2010 or later, and most of the rest date from the 1990s and 2000s. About one in seven has a private pool.
Because Tuscany is a master-planned community, expect monthly dues; the median is $220, and the amount varies by parcel. Ask what the dues cover, and check roof, HVAC age and pool equipment on the older builds. Photos and details are in the listings below.
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About $500k–$1m homes in Tuscany.
Which parts of Tuscany have the most homes from $500,000 to $1 Million? ▾
Parcels 19, 18, 22 and 5 each hold about the same share, with Parcel 14 and Parcel 6B next. Parcels 16 and 6A have fewer listings right now. All of them are in ZIP 89011, and the typical band in each parcel is the lower half of this range.
Are there condos or townhomes at this price in Tuscany? ▾
Not on this page. Every listing in this price range is a single-family house. Condos and townhomes, if any are listed in Tuscany, would be a separate search.
How big are homes in this price range? ▾
The median is 2,698 square feet, at a median of $229 per square foot. The overall median list price is $654,950, and most listings fall between $526,000 and $825,000. Sizes vary by parcel, so compare the square footage listed on each home.
Can I find a single-story home in this range? ▾
Yes, but they are the minority: about one in five listings is single-story. Most homes here have two levels. If you want one level, set up alerts so you see new listings as they come.
What are the HOA costs in Tuscany? ▾
Homes with an HOA have a median monthly fee of $220. Some parcels have their own sub-associations on top of the master dues, so confirm every fee and what it covers before you make an offer. Ask for the HOA documents early.
How old are the homes, and what should I inspect? ▾
Roughly half were built in 2010 or later and most of the rest in the 1990s and 2000s; typical build years run 2005 to 2018. On the older ones, have the inspector look closely at the HVAC, water heater and roof. If the home has a pool, ask about the pump, heater and plaster condition.