5+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Las Vegas, NV
Homes with five or more bedrooms in Las Vegas range from large two-story floor plans to sprawling single-level layouts, and 899 are listed right now with a median size of 3,539 sq ft. Most of Summerlin sits inside city limits, while Enterprise communities like Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands are governed by Clark County, so the address can change who handles services and local planning. Nevada has no state personal income tax, and the typical list price runs from $510,000 to $3,100,000. Browse the listings below to compare layouts, lot sizes and year built.
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About 5+ bedroom homes in Las Vegas.
What does a 5+ bedroom home in Las Vegas typically cost? ▾
The median list price on this page is currently $860,000, with most homes falling between $510,000 and $3,100,000. Median price per square foot is $253, which helps you compare homes of different sizes. Prices shift as new listings arrive, so check the grid for what is available now.
How big are these homes? ▾
The median size is 3,539 square feet across the 899 homes currently listed. Typical year built runs from 1978 to 2024, so you will see a mix of older and newer construction. Check each listing for lot size and how the bedrooms are laid out.
Do 5+ bedroom homes here usually have HOA dues? ▾
About 73% of these listings have HOA dues, and the median is $95 a month for homes that have one. Master-planned communities such as Summerlin, Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands are part of the Las Vegas market. Ask for the HOA rules and fee schedule before you make an offer.
Will a bigger home cost more to run in Las Vegas? ▾
Generally yes, since more square footage means more space to cool, and July highs are normally around 104.5°F. NV Energy supplies electricity in the valley, so ask for recent utility bills on any home you tour. Landscaping matters too: a Nevada law bans irrigating nonfunctional grass with Colorado River water starting in 2027, and SNWA offers a rebate to replace lawn with desert landscaping.
How do property taxes work on a larger home in Las Vegas? ▾
Nevada's AB 489 abatement caps annual tax increases on an owner's primary residence at 3%, and at 8% for other properties. The actual tax bill depends on the home's assessed value and its location. Your agent or the county assessor can give you a figure for a specific address.
How long do these homes take to sell? ▾
The median days listed is currently 59 for homes on this page. That number changes with the market and varies by price and community. Your agent can compare a specific home against recent sales nearby.