Find the Perfect Home at Silverstone Ranch

Your Dream Home Awaits at Silverstone Ranch

Experience the best of Las Vegas living at Silverstone Ranch—your gateway to a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and community. Discover stunning homes set amidst breathtaking mountain views, lush green spaces, and top-tier amenities.

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Welcome to Silverstone Ranch

Nestled in northwest Las Vegas, Silverstone Ranch offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, starting a family, or seeking your dream neighborhood, this master-planned community combines picturesque scenery with modern conveniences. With 9 sub-divisions and over 1,500 homes, Silverstone Ranch has a home for every lifestyle.

Why Choose Silverstone Ranch?

Prime Location
Easily accessible via US 95 and the 215 Beltway
Only 25 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip
Close to Centennial Hills’ retail hotspots, restaurants, and medical facilities
Resort-Style Amenities
6-acre Somerset Park with walking trails, picnic areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, and playgrounds
Beautifully landscaped greenbelts and open spaces
Guard-gated neighborhoods for added security
Picture-Perfect Scenery
Unobstructed mountain views of the Sheep Mountain Range
City lights that dazzle at night

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Find Your Dream Home

Silverstone Ranch features a variety of home designs to meet your needs.

Single-Family Homes and Townhomes
Sizes range from 1,348 to 4,050 square feet
Modern layouts, scenic backyards, and timeless architectural styles
Privacy and Security
Three gated neighborhoods, including one guard-gated area

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Here’s What Our Residents Say

“I love living at Silverstone Ranch! The community is peaceful, dog-friendly, and perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s also beautifully maintained and feels safe with its gated entry.” – Sarah M.

“After moving here, we found everything we needed—great neighbors, scenic views, and ideal shopping convenience nearby. Highly recommend this community to future homeowners!” – Eric T.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I find gated homes in Silverstone Ranch?

Yes! Silverstone Ranch offers three gated neighborhoods, including one guard-gated area, providing extra safety and privacy for residents.

Are there active amenities for families?

Absolutely. The 6-acre Somerset Park, sports courts, walking trails, and playgrounds provide plenty of activities for the whole family.

What is the HOA like in Silverstone Ranch?

The Silverstone Ranch HOA is dedicated to maintaining the community’s pristine appearance and amenities. HOA fees vary depending on the neighborhood and home type.

How far is Silverstone Ranch from the Las Vegas Strip?

Silverstone Ranch is approximately 25 to 30 minutes from the Strip, offering an ideal mix of suburban tranquility and city convenience.

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Silverstone Ranch is waiting for you! Whether you’re looking for a modern, spacious home or a family-friendly neighborhood, this community has it all.

With the expert guidance of Dr. Jan Duffy, REALTOR®, finding your dream home has never been easier. Start Searching Now or Request a Custom Search.

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There’s a trend taking hold in real estate right now: more buyers are choosing newly built homes. And it’s not just about getting the latest technology or modern floorplans. It’s because they may be able to get a better deal.

Builders are offering serious incentives today, and people are jumping on them. In fact, new home sales just hit their highest level in over two years (see graph below):

Why Builders Are Throwing in Perks

There are more newly built homes for sale right now than there have been in years. And as a buyer, that can help you in two big ways. It gives you more options to choose from on the market, and it motivates builders to sell their inventory before they build more.

That’s exactly why more buyers are scoring incentives like these:

Mortgage rate buydowns to shrink your monthly payment
Price cuts that make homeownership more attainable
Help with closing costs and even upgrades in some communities

The best part is, a lot of builders are offering these perks right now. According to Zonda, nearly 6 out of 10 new home communities are doing incentives on to-be-built homes. And over 75% are doing the same for quick move-ins, which are homes that are already built and ready to move into. As real estate analyst Nick Gerli explains:

“. . . builders are adjusting to the realities of the current housing market. They’ve cut prices 13 percent from peak, and are giving generous mortgage rate buydowns on top of that.”

The big takeaway is: builders are motivated to sell. So, you could snag a lower price and maybe even a lower mortgage rate if you buy new. If you’ve been feeling priced out, these offers might be your way back in.

You Have More Brand-New Options Than Normal

Since there are more new homes on the market than usual, that gives you more options than you’ve had in years. Whether you’re looking for something turnkey or want to personalize a build, odds are there’s more available near you than you may realize.

Even though the number of new homes for sale is up throughout the country, there are pockets where you have an even better chance to find a better price. According to Census data, here’s a high-level look at which parts of the country are seeing the biggest boost in newly built homes (see graph below):

Both the South and West have more new homes available, so you may find builders are even more willing to negotiate in these regions.

Just know that this opportunity won’t last forever. Recent data shows builders are slowing down their production efforts. And a lot of that is to avoid having too many homes for sale. As Robert Dietz, Chief Economist at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), explains:

“The slowdown in single-family home building has narrowed the home building pipeline. There are currently 621,000 single-family homes under construction, down 1% in July and 3.7% lower than a year ago. This is the lowest level since early 2021 as builders pull back on supply.”

Moving forward, the number of new options may start to shrink as builders focus more on selling what’s already built before they add more. So, the best time in years to buy a new home may actually be right now.

Bottom Line

With builders cutting prices and maybe even helping you score a lower monthly payment, that’s not something to overlook.

If you want to see how active builders are in your target area and what they’re offering, here’s your power move: before you even begin looking, connect with your own agent.

That way, you have someone to help you compare incentives from multiple builders and negotiate on your behalf, making sure you get the best deal possible.

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