Single-family houses in Las Vegas run from older subdivisions to newer master-planned communities, and the 5,160 homes listed now cover that whole range. The largest groups are in Summerlin West, Mountains Edge, Southern Highlands and Skye Canyon. Sun City Summerlin also has a steady presence, and the rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions. The ZIP codes with the most listings are 89138, 89166, 89149, 89148 and 89135.
The median list price is $549,500, with a typical range of $375,000–$1,480,000. About four in ten homes sit between $300K and $500K, another four in ten between $500K and $1M, and a smaller group is above $1M. About half are single-story, and about three in ten have a private pool. Roughly half were built from 1990 to 2009, about three in ten are 2010 or newer, and a smaller share predates 1990.
HOA dues apply to 74% of these homes, with a median of $95 a month where there is one. Ask what the dues cover, since that varies by community. Browse the listings below for photos and details.
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Many do, especially inside master-planned communities. 74% of the homes on this page carry dues, and the median is $95 a month for those that have one. Always ask what the association covers and whether there are separate fees for gated sections or extra amenities.
It depends on the community. Summerlin West, Southern Highlands and the Summerlin areas typically list over $1M, while Mountains Edge, Skye Canyon and Sun City Summerlin typically fall between $500K and $750K. Across the whole page, the median list price is $549,500.
About half of the listings are single-story, so there is a good number of one-level floor plans alongside two-story homes. The listing details show the number of stories and the square footage of each floor plan. The median size here is 2,189 square feet.
About three in ten homes here have a private pool. A pool adds ongoing costs for cleaning or service, chemicals, water, pump electricity and equipment repairs, and it can affect your insurance. Ask for equipment ages and service records before you make an offer.
Yes. About half of the homes were built between 1990 and 2009, about three in ten are 2010 or newer, and a smaller share predates 1990. On older houses, ask about the age of the roof, air conditioning and plumbing, since Las Vegas summers are hard on cooling systems. A home inspection should cover all of these.
Homes on this page have a median of 51 days listed, and the median price per square foot is $269. Timing varies by community and price band, so compare listings in the specific area you are considering.
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