Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
14 homes with five or more bedrooms are listed in Silverado Ranch right now, with a median list price of $774,000. They sit mostly in two ZIP codes: 89123 and 89183 each hold close to half, and a few are in 89052 and 89141. The largest single groups are in Silver Pointe and Silverado Spencer, each a smaller share of the total, and the rest are spread across many small subdivisions.
Nearly all are detached single-family houses, and virtually none are single-story, so expect stairs and bedrooms on an upper floor. Most were built between 1990 and 2009, and about one in five is newer. The median size is 3,229 square feet. Almost all list between $500K and $1M, with just a few above that.
About four in five have a private pool, so ask about the age of the pool equipment and what upkeep has cost. Where an HOA applies, the median dues are $39 a month. Browse the listings below and compare the two ZIP codes side by side.
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Prices on this page typically run from $587,000 to $999,000, with a median list price of $774,000. Nearly all fall between $500K and $1M, and only a few go past $1M. The median price per square foot is $220, which helps you compare houses of different sizes.
ZIP codes 89123 and 89183 hold nearly all of them, each with close to half. Silver Pointe and Silverado Spencer are the two subdivisions with the largest groups, and both have their own pages on our site. The remaining homes are scattered through many smaller subdivisions and a couple of nearby ZIP codes.
Almost every listing at this size is a detached single-family house. Condos and townhomes with five or more bedrooms are uncommon in general, and none stand out here. If you want a detached house at this size, this is the home type you will be comparing.
Virtually none are. With this many bedrooms, the floor plans are two-story, so the bedrooms are usually split between floors. If a main-floor bedroom matters to you, check the floor plan in each listing before you schedule a showing.
About four in five have a private pool. Ask for the age and condition of the pump, filter and any heater, and request the recent service and utility history. A pool adds routine maintenance costs, so factor those into your monthly budget.
Most were built between 1990 and 2009, and about one in five is newer. Typical build years run from 1998 to 2017. For homes in that age range, ask about the roof, the air conditioning units and the plumbing, and compare how long similar homes have been listed, with a median of 22 days.
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