3 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Las Vegas, NV
Three-bedroom homes are the most common size in the Las Vegas market, and there are 2,704 listed right now with a median list price of $435,000. The median home runs about 1,679 square feet, and most were built between 1976 and 2023. The City of Las Vegas covers about 142 square miles, and much of Summerlin and Centennial Hills lies inside city limits, so the same bedroom count can come with very different lot sizes, ages and HOA setups. Browse the listings below to compare them.
September 2026 · Las Vegas market
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About 3 bedroom homes in Las Vegas.
What does a 3 bedroom home in Las Vegas typically cost? ▾
Right now the median list price for 3 bedroom homes on this page is $435,000, with most listings falling between $300,000 and $845,000. The median price per square foot is $265, which helps when comparing homes of different sizes.
How big are these 3 bedroom homes? ▾
The median size is about 1,679 square feet, though layouts vary a lot. Check the listing for the floor plan, number of stories and garage space, since two homes with the same bedroom count can live very differently.
Do 3 bedroom homes in Las Vegas have HOA dues? ▾
Many do. 81% of the listings here have HOA dues, and the median is $127 a month for those that do. Ask what the dues cover, since that varies by community, and read the rules on landscaping and parking.
How long do these homes take to sell? ▾
The median listing has been on the market 52 days, and 2,704 homes are currently listed. Time on market differs by price, condition and location, so a home priced near the median may move at a different pace than one at the top of the range.
Are property taxes capped on a Las Vegas home? ▾
Under Nevada's AB 489 abatement, annual tax increases on an owner's primary residence are capped at 3%. The cap is 8% for other properties, such as rentals. Nevada also has no state personal income tax, which affects the overall cost of owning a home here.