Silverado Ranch · Las Vegas, Nevada
Most of the homes with virtual tours in Silverado Ranch sit in ZIP code 89183, with a smaller share in 89123. The mix is mostly single-family houses, plus a smaller share of condominiums. Right now 5 homes carry a tour, with a median list price of $425,000 and a typical range of $315,000–$696,000.
Most of these were built between 1990 and 2009, and a smaller share are 2010 or newer, so you are looking at typical year-built dates of 2000–2016. About two in five are single-story, and a smaller share have a private pool. Most are priced between $300K and $500K, with a smaller share on either side of that band.
A virtual tour is a good way to rule homes in or out, but it only shows what the camera was pointed at. Wide-angle lenses make rooms look larger, so compare the layout against the square footage. Tours also say nothing about the roof, the air conditioner, or a pool pump. Treat the tour as a first pass, then walk the short list in person. The listings are below.
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Listings typically link to a 3D walk-through, a narrated video, or a still-photo slideshow. They are not all equal, so open the tour and check that it covers every room and the backyard. If the tour is a basic slideshow, ask for a live video walk-through.
You can narrow your list that way, but a tour does not replace an inspection. It will not show roof condition, air conditioner age, plumbing, or noise from nearby streets. Most buyers tour a few finalists in person and then order an inspection before closing.
The median list price is $425,000, and the typical range runs from $315,000 to $696,000. Most homes are in the middle of that spread, with a smaller share priced below or above it. Condominiums and houses are both included, so check the home type on each listing.
Many homes in master-planned areas belong to an HOA, and condominiums always do. Among homes that have dues, the median is $100 a month. Ask what the dues cover, such as exterior maintenance, landscaping, or shared amenities, and request the HOA rules before you make an offer.
A smaller share of homes here have a private pool. A tour will show the water and the deck, but not the equipment. Ask for the pump and heater age and for any recent repair records. During the inspection, have the pool and its equipment checked as well as the house.
The median time on the market is 25 days. A tour lets you move quickly on a home you like, because you can rule out layouts without scheduling a visit. Check each listing's days-on-market figure, since it varies from one home to the next.
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