Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
Homes for Sale Under $400,000 in Silverado Ranch, NV
Under $400,000, Silverado Ranch is mostly a condo and townhouse market, with 33 homes listed right now. Montana Condo holds the largest share, followed by Bermuda & Pyle Townhomes, Latigo and Silverado Condo. Most of the homes sit in ZIP 89183, with a smaller group in 89123.
Condominiums are about half of what is listed, single-family houses about a third, and townhouses make up the rest. Only about one in five is single-story, and private pools are essentially absent. Nearly everything was built between 1990 and 2009, so the typical year built runs 1997–2006. Expect a median list price of $289,900 and around 1,145 square feet at the middle of the range. Communities like Moondance At Silverado Ranch tend to land in the upper half of the budget, while Park Ave Condo, Pebble Creek Village and Sedona On The Blvd usually come in under $300K.
With homes this age, ask about the A/C unit, roof and water heater, and read each association's dues and rules before you write an offer. The listings below show photos and details.
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About homes under $400k in Silverado Ranch.
Where in Silverado Ranch can I find homes under $400,000? ▾
Most of these listings are in ZIP 89183, with a smaller group in 89123. The biggest concentrations are in Montana Condo, Bermuda & Pyle Townhomes, Latigo and Silverado Condo. Several of these communities typically list under $300K, while Moondance At Silverado Ranch and Bermuda & Pyle Townhomes more often run between $300K and $500K.
Will I get a condo or a house at this price? ▾
Both are available, but condos are the largest group, about half of the homes. Single-family houses are roughly a third, and townhouses make up the remainder. Houses in this range are generally in the upper part of the budget, so compare the median list price of $289,900 with what each type is asking.
How big are homes in this price range? ▾
The median size is about 1,145 square feet, and the median price per square foot is $254. Condos and townhouses generally have less living space than the detached houses. Check square footage and bedroom counts on each listing rather than assuming from the community name.
What are the HOA costs for these homes? ▾
Condo and townhouse communities have monthly dues, and the median among homes with an HOA is $186. Dues vary by community and by what they cover, such as exterior maintenance, water or trash. Ask for the HOA budget, reserve study and any special assessments before you commit.
What should I check on homes built in the 1990s and 2000s? ▾
Nearly all of these homes were built between 1990 and 2009, so major systems may be at or near replacement age. Ask for the age of the A/C, water heater and roof, and get an inspection. In a condo, find out which of those items the association covers and which you own.
Are there single-story homes or pools under $400,000? ▾
About one in five listings is single-story, so there are some, but you'll need to check each floor plan. Private pools are essentially absent at this price in Silverado Ranch. Many of the condos are in complexes that may offer shared amenities, which you can confirm with the association.