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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Las Vegas, NV

Golf course homes in Las Vegas are spread across several master-planned communities, with 118 listed now. The largest groups are Sun City Summerlin and Spanish Trail, followed by Red Rock Country Club, Las Vegas Country Club and Painted Desert. Smaller clusters sit in Siena, Canyon Gate and Rhodes Ranch. By ZIP code, 89134 and 89135 hold the most, then 89113, 89109 and 89149.

The price spread is wide. The median list price is $1,024,000, and the typical range runs from $400,000 to $3,050,000. Spanish Trail, Red Rock Country Club, Siena and Canyon Gate usually start above $1M, while Painted Desert mostly sits between $300K and $500K. Most homes are single-family houses, with a smaller share of townhouses and a few condos. About half are single-story, and roughly two in five have a private pool. Most were built between 1990 and 2009, and about three in ten are older.

Before you buy, check the community HOA rules, since fairway-side lots often come with design and exterior-change requirements. Ask whether golf membership is separate from the HOA, and look at how close the lot is to the course. The listings below show the details.

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golf course homes in Las Vegas

Home sales in Las Vegas. Based on information from the Las Vegas REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service for the period September 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026.

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Common questions

About golf course homes in Las Vegas.

Does buying a golf course home in Las Vegas include a golf membership? ▾

Not automatically. In many master-planned communities the HOA and the golf club are separate, and membership is a separate purchase or a separate monthly cost. Ask the listing agent whether membership is optional, transferable or required, and get the club's fee schedule in writing before you make an offer.

How much do golf course homes cost in Las Vegas? ▾

The median list price on this page is $1,024,000, and the typical range runs from $400,000 to $3,050,000. Price depends heavily on the community. Painted Desert is mostly in the $300K–$500K band, Sun City Summerlin mostly $500K–$750K, and Spanish Trail, Red Rock Country Club, Siena and Canyon Gate mostly over $1M.

Which communities have the most golf course listings? ▾

Sun City Summerlin and Spanish Trail hold the largest groups right now. Red Rock Country Club, Las Vegas Country Club and Painted Desert come next, with smaller numbers in Siena, Canyon Gate and Rhodes Ranch. By ZIP code, 89134 and 89135 have the most.

Are there single-story golf course homes? ▾

Yes, about half of the homes on this page are single-story. Many of those are in the communities with a lot of 1990s and 2000s construction. Check the listing details for the floor plan, since townhouses and condos can be laid out differently from detached houses.

What should I check about the HOA on a golf course home? ▾

Homes with HOA dues show a median monthly fee of $315, but fees vary a lot by community and by what they cover. Ask about rules on exterior changes, fencing, pools and additions, because fairway-facing lots are often reviewed more closely. Also ask whether the dues include any course or club costs.

Do golf course lots have extra concerns compared with other homes? ▾

Some do. Check how the lot sits relative to the fairway, and whether the yard is open to the course or fenced. Visit at different times of day to see how much course activity you notice. Ask about any community rules on rear-yard views, fencing and landscaping.