Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
Homes under $750,000 in Silverado Ranch are split between ZIP codes 89183 and 89123, with only a few in 89141. Right now 82 homes are listed, with a median list price of $424,750. The subdivisions price differently. Silverado South, Amigo and Bermuda & Pyle Townhomes typically land between $300K and $500K. Montana Condo, Latigo and Silverado Condo usually come in under $300K, while Silverado Spencer typically runs $500K to $750K.
Single-family houses are the largest group by a wide margin. Condos come next, then a smaller share of townhouses. About a quarter are single-story, and about a quarter have a private pool. Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009, so the typical year built is 1997–2006, and the median home is 1,525 sq ft. At that age, ask about the roof, the AC units, the water heater and any original plumbing.
Condos and townhouses carry monthly dues, and the median among homes with an HOA is $50. Compare what the dues cover before you compare list prices. The listings below show each home's details.
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Most listings sit in ZIP codes 89183 and 89123, with a very small number in 89141. Silverado South, Amigo, Bermuda & Pyle Townhomes and Silverado Spencer are among the subdivisions with the most homes right now. The median list price across the page is $424,750, but each subdivision has its own typical band.
Condos such as Montana Condo and Silverado Condo typically come in under $300K, while houses make up most of what is listed and reach well above that. Condos and townhouses come with monthly HOA dues, so compare the full monthly cost, not only the list price. A house gives you a lot and a yard, and a condo usually costs less to buy.
The median home here is 1,525 sq ft, and the median price per square foot is $255. Condos and townhouses tend to be on the smaller end, and single-family houses cover the larger sizes. Check the square footage on each listing, since the range is wide.
Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009, so you are looking at homes that are decades old. Have an inspector check the roof, the AC system, the water heater, and the plumbing and windows. Ask the seller for records of any replacements.
The median monthly HOA among homes that have one is $50. Condos and townhouses are the likeliest to have dues, and what the fee covers varies by community. Ask for the HOA's budget, rules and any pending assessments before you write an offer.
About a quarter of the homes have a private pool, and about a quarter are single-story. A pool adds ongoing costs for chemicals, equipment repairs and electricity. If you want one floor, check the listing details, because most homes here are not single-story.
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