Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
36 homes with three bedrooms and at least two baths are listed in Silverado Ranch right now, at a median list price of $434,900. About half are in ZIP 89183 and roughly two in five in 89123, with a smaller share in 89141. No single subdivision dominates. The largest groups are in Silverado South, Amigo and Silverado Ranch & Arville Single Family, followed by Agate Gilespie and Serene Pollock.
Most of these are single-family houses, with condos and townhouses each a smaller share. Nearly all went up in the 1990s or 2000s, and only a smaller share are 2010 or newer. Roughly three in ten are single-story, and about the same share have a private pool, so check the listing details if either matters to you.
Most are priced between $300K and $500K, with about three in ten between $500K and $1M. Silverado Condo is where the lower prices sit. Homes with an HOA carry a median monthly fee of $45. Open the listings below to compare square footage and lot details.
September 2026 · Las Vegas market
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Typical list prices run from $347,000 to $644,000, with a median of $434,900. Most homes fall between $300K and $500K, and a smaller group reaches $500K to $1M. The price per square foot is about $281, which helps when comparing homes of different sizes.
Silverado South, Amigo and Silverado Ranch & Arville Single Family hold the largest groups, then Agate Gilespie, Serene Pollock and Silverado Condo. The rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions. By ZIP code, 89183 and 89123 hold most of the homes, and 89141 has a smaller share.
Most 3 bed, 2 bath listings here are single-family houses, with condos and townhouses each a smaller share. Condos and townhouses usually mean an HOA that covers shared areas, so compare the monthly dues with the price. Silverado Condo is where the lower price band shows up, so start there if you want a condo.
Nearly all were built in the 1990s or 2000s, and typical build years run 1997–2008. In homes that age, ask about the roof, the HVAC system's age and the plumbing. A home inspection and a look at the HVAC service records are worth the time.
Roughly three in ten are single-story, and about the same share have a private pool. A pool adds ongoing costs for water, chemicals and equipment repairs. Check the photos and listing remarks to see which homes have a pool, and which are one level.
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