Homes for Sale Under $400,000 in Pahrump, NV
Pahrump is an unincorporated town in Nye County, and homes priced under $400,000 here cover a wide spread of sizes, ages and lot types. Right now 321 homes are listed, with a median list price of $315,000 and a typical median size of 1,557 square feet. Water and power work differently here than in the Las Vegas valley: some properties run on domestic wells, others connect to a private water utility, and Valley Electric Association supplies electricity. That makes a few extra questions worth asking before you write an offer. Browse the current listings below.
September 2026 · Pahrump market
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Home sales in Pahrump. Based on information from the Las Vegas REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service for the period September 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026.
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What does a home under $400,000 in Pahrump typically cost and look like? ▾
Right now the median list price on this page is $315,000, and most homes fall between $209,000 and $385,000. The median home is about 1,557 square feet, at a median of $199 per square foot. Year built typically runs from 1987 to 2025.
How many homes under $400,000 are available in Pahrump right now? ▾
There are currently 321 homes listed on this page, and the list updates as new properties come to market and others sell. The median home has been listed for 59 days, which gives a sense of how quickly homes in this range are moving.
Do homes in Pahrump have HOA dues? ▾
Some do and some don't. Currently 32% of the homes on this page have HOA dues, with a median of $115 per month among those that do. Check each listing for its HOA details, since many rural properties have no association at all.
Is water supplied by a utility or a well in Pahrump? ▾
Both are common. Water comes from domestic wells or private utilities such as Pahrump Utility Co. and Desert Utilities, so confirm which one serves the home you're considering. A new domestic well in the Pahrump Basin requires relinquishing 2 acre-feet of water rights unless the parcel already has rights dedicated, and a well is likely to be denied if a utility line is in the street.
Can I keep animals or build outbuildings on a Pahrump property? ▾
It depends on the zoning. Rural Estates (RE-2) zoning has a 2-acre minimum lot size and allows livestock and other large animals, along with accessory buildings. Nye County zoning records show manufactured homes alongside site-built houses in those neighborhoods, so check the zoning and the construction type on each listing.
How is property tax handled for a Pahrump home? ▾
Nevada caps annual property tax bill increases at 3% for an owner's primary residence and up to 8% for other property. The state also has no individual income tax. Your exact bill depends on the property, so ask for the tax details on any listing you like.