Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
Right now 18 homes in Silverado Ranch are listed under $300,000, with a median list price of $257,950. Nearly all are condominiums, with a few townhouses mixed in. The largest group is in Montana Condo, followed by Latigo, Silverado Condo, Park Ave Condo, Pebble Creek Village and Sedona On The Blvd. By ZIP code, 89183 holds the larger share and 89123 the remainder.
Everything here was built in the 1990s or 2000s, so the age question is about components rather than structure: ask when the roof, HVAC and water heater were last replaced. A smaller share of these homes is single-story, and private pools are essentially absent. Condo ownership means HOA dues, with a median of $271 a month. Ask what they cover, how healthy the reserves are, and whether any special assessment is pending. Also check whether the complex accepts FHA or VA loans, and whether it caps rentals, since that affects both financing and resale.
Photos, square footage and dues for each unit are in the listings below.
September 2026 · Las Vegas market
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Montana Condo has the largest share, with Latigo, Silverado Condo, Park Ave Condo, Pebble Creek Village and Sedona On The Blvd also well represented. ZIP code 89183 holds the larger share of these listings and 89123 the rest. Each of those subdivisions has its own page if you want to compare them side by side.
At this price the listings are almost entirely condominiums, with a small number of townhouses. Detached houses are not a meaningful part of what is listed right now. If you want a detached home in the area, expect to look in a higher price range.
The median size is 1,121 square feet, and the median price per square foot is $240. Most are condo-sized floor plans rather than large layouts. Check each listing's square footage, since unit sizes can differ a lot even within one complex.
Among homes that have dues, the median is $271 a month. The amount depends on the complex and on what it bundles in, such as exterior maintenance, water, trash or shared amenities. Request the HOA budget and recent meeting minutes before you make an offer.
Typical build years run from 1997 to 2005, so the buildings are mature. Ask about the age of the HVAC, water heater and roof, and look for past plumbing or water leaks. For a condo, also ask whether the HOA has done or planned major exterior work, since that can lead to assessments.
A smaller share of these listings is single-story, so you will have to look for it. Many condos here are on upper or lower levels of multi-unit buildings, so check the unit's floor and access in the listing details. Photos and the floor plan will show you the layout.
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