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Silverado Ranch is an established community in southeast Las Vegas near the I-15 and I-215 interchange, offering single-family homes from the low $200,000s with easy freeway access to the Strip, Henderson, and the airport in a well-connected South Strip location.
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Silverado Ranch is an established south Las Vegas community in the 89183 ZIP code, sitting at the southern edge of the metro near the I-15 and Silverado Ranch Boulevard. The area developed primarily through the late 1990s and 2000s as the southern valley grew, with multiple production builders constructing distinct subdivisions inside the broader Silverado Ranch area. The location combines proximity to Harry Reid International Airport (approximately 10 minutes north via I-15), the Las Vegas Strip (approximately 15 minutes), and the southern valley commercial corridor, with the M Resort Casino, Bass Pro Shops, and the Silverton Casino all within easy reach. Silverado Ranch is one of the more accessibly priced established south Las Vegas areas, often the entry point for buyers who want quick airport and Strip access without paying for the master-plan amenity sets of Southern Highlands or the more upscale southern golf master plans. Housing stock varies meaningfully by subdivision, with floor plans ranging from smaller starter homes through 3,500-square-foot family homes on standard suburban lots.
About Silverado Ranch
Silverado Ranch is an established residential area in southeast Las Vegas, situated near the interchange of I-15 and the I-215 beltway. Development in the area occurred primarily from the late 1990s through the 2000s, resulting in a collection of single-family neighborhoods with a consistent suburban character. The community sits south of Silverado Ranch Boulevard and extends toward the Henderson border, occupying a well-connected position in the southern portion of the valley.
The area is defined by its practical location rather than a singular master plan identity. Multiple builders developed individual subdivisions throughout Silverado Ranch, creating a mix of neighborhood sizes and styles. Some sections are gated while others remain open, and most neighborhoods have their own HOA. The area has fully matured with established landscaping, completed infrastructure, and a stable residential population.
Homes and Pricing
Home prices in Silverado Ranch generally range from the low $200,000s for smaller or older single-family homes to approximately $950,000 for larger residences on premium lots. The bulk of inventory falls between $350,000 and $550,000, making the area one of the more affordable established neighborhoods in the southern valley with freeway access.
Most homes in Silverado Ranch are single-family detached residences with standard suburban lot sizes. Floor plans range from around 1,000 square feet to over 3,000 square feet, with a mix of single-story and two-story configurations. Homes were primarily built by production builders, and many have been updated by subsequent owners. Some attached and townhome products are also available in select neighborhoods.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Silverado Ranch includes several neighborhood parks with playgrounds, sports courts, and walking paths. Silverado Ranch Park is one of the larger facilities in the area, offering open green space, a playground, and picnic areas. The community is also close to the South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa, which provides dining, entertainment, bowling, and an equestrian center accessible to nearby residents.
Retail and dining options are readily available along Silverado Ranch Boulevard, Las Vegas Boulevard South, and the surrounding commercial corridors. Grocery stores, restaurants, and professional services are within a short drive of most neighborhoods. The Las Vegas Premium Outlets South and the Town Square Las Vegas shopping center are also nearby.
Zoned for schools in the Clark County School District, including Elise L. Wolff Elementary (K-5, CCSD), Lawrence and Heidi Canarelli Middle School (6-8, CCSD), and Coronado High School (9-12, CCSD). School assignments vary by neighborhood.
Location and Commute
Silverado Ranch occupies a strategic location near the I-15 and I-215 beltway interchange in southeast Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Strip is approximately 10 to 15 minutes north via I-15 or Las Vegas Boulevard, making it one of the closer suburban areas to the resort corridor. Harry Reid International Airport is roughly 10 to 15 minutes away, which is convenient for frequent travelers and hospitality industry workers.
Henderson is immediately adjacent to the south and east, with Green Valley and other Henderson communities accessible via the I-215 beltway. The I-15 corridor also provides direct southbound access to Primm and Southern California. The combination of I-15 and I-215 access gives Silverado Ranch residents route options to most major employment centers in the valley.
Who Lives Here
Silverado Ranch attracts commuters, first-time buyers, and working professionals who value freeway access and proximity to the Strip and airport. The area is popular with hospitality industry workers due to the short commute to the resort corridor. Families with school-age children find the neighborhood appealing for its suburban character and established school zones. Investors are also active in the area due to the accessible price points and consistent rental demand driven by the community's central-south location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Silverado Ranch?
Silverado Ranch sits in south Las Vegas in the 89183 ZIP code, at the southern edge of the metro near the I-15 and Silverado Ranch Boulevard. The location is one of the closest established residential areas to Harry Reid International Airport (approximately 10 minutes north via I-15) and the Las Vegas Strip (approximately 15 minutes). The M Resort Casino, Bass Pro Shops, and the Silverton Casino are all within easy reach. The southern Strip resorts (Mandalay Bay, the Town Square shopping center) are approximately 12 minutes north.
When was Silverado Ranch developed?
Silverado Ranch developed primarily through the late 1990s and 2000s as the south Las Vegas Valley grew. Multiple production builders constructed distinct subdivisions inside the broader Silverado Ranch area, with each subdivision having its own builder, floor plan mix, and original sale price. The mature landscaping is one of the structural features that distinguishes Silverado Ranch from newer south valley areas, which are still waiting on their landscaping to grow in.
Is Silverado Ranch a single master-planned community?
Silverado Ranch is more of an area name than a single master-planned community. The geographic area covers multiple distinct subdivisions, each with its own builder, HOA structure, and architectural style. Some sub-neighborhoods inside the area are gated; most are not. When buyers research Silverado Ranch, the next question is always which specific sub-neighborhood, because the variation between them is meaningful.
What schools serve Silverado Ranch?
Silverado Ranch is served by the Clark County School District. The schools most often associated with Silverado Ranch addresses include several elementary schools depending on the specific sub-neighborhood, plus Schofield Middle School and Silverado High School. Specific zoning depends on the address. Several private and charter school options exist within reasonable distance. We pull current zoning per address before any offer.
How does Silverado Ranch compare to Mountain's Edge?
Both are established south Las Vegas areas, both developed primarily in the 2000s, and both serve similar buyer profiles. Mountain's Edge is a single 3,500-acre master-planned community developed by Focus Property Group with 12,500-plus homes and a coherent set of community amenities (Exploration Peak Park, the regional park, the trail system). Silverado Ranch is more of an area name covering multiple subdivisions without a single master plan amenity set. Pricing in Silverado Ranch typically sits below Mountain's Edge at comparable square footage. Buyers focused on master-plan amenities lean toward Mountain's Edge. Buyers focused on price-per-square-foot value with quick airport access often lean toward Silverado Ranch.
What are home prices like in Silverado Ranch?
Active listings in Silverado Ranch typically run from the high $300,000s for the smaller production homes up into the high $600,000s for the larger family floor plans on premium lots. The mainstream inventory runs in the high $400,000s to mid $500,000s. Silverado Ranch is consistently one of the more accessibly priced established south Las Vegas options, which is part of why the area is often an entry point for buyers prioritizing quick airport and Strip access at a more accessible price point than the southern golf master plans.