Las Vegas, Nevada
Meadows Village Homes for Sale
“Discover 17 homes in Meadows Village, Nevada”
17 homes
Avg $489,568
Market Overview
Meadows Village Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Meadows Village, NV
17
Active Listings
$490K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$269,999
To
$1,500,000
Property Types
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About Meadows Village Real Estate
Meadows Village sits in the Las Vegas Valley as a modest, established residential area where many long-term residents and families have put down roots. The neighborhood offers a quieter pace compared to the busier tourist corridors, with homes set along residential streets that support daily routines rather than heavy through-traffic. Residents tend to value proximity to everyday conveniences without being in the center of the city’s commercial activity. Local parks provide space for outdoor recreation, and nearby dining options serve both quick meals and more relaxed evenings out. The area is served by the local public school district, giving families access to neighborhood schools without needing to travel far for elementary through high-school education. Housing in Meadows Village consists primarily of single-family homes, with a range of sizes that accommodate first-time buyers as well as households looking for more space. At the time of this writing there are 17 active listings, and the average price sits near $489,568, giving buyers a sense of current market conditions across a price range that starts around $269,999 and reaches up to $1,500,000.
Average listing price: $489,568 · 17 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows the average price in Meadows Village near $489,568. Prices currently range from $269,999 to $1,500,000, reflecting a mix of smaller and larger single-family homes on the market.
There are 17 active listings in the neighborhood right now. This count can shift quickly as properties go under contract or new ones come on the market.
Single-family homes make up most of the housing stock. Buyers will find a variety of floor plans and lot sizes suited to different household needs.
Local parks within or adjacent to the neighborhood offer places for walking, playground use, and casual recreation. Residents often use these green spaces for daily exercise or weekend activities.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, so families have access to nearby elementary, middle, and high schools without long commutes.