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Are you looking for Las Vegas homes for sale with pools? If so, check out the following list. We’ve selected these homes based on our years of experience helping people buy and sell top-quality homes in the Las Vegas area.

February 2015 Update: All of these homes may have already sold!

Las Vegas Homes For Sale With Pools

1. Home With Sparkling Pool And Spa In Silverado Ranch

Home With Sparkling Pool And Spa In Silverado Ranch

Located at 9048 Dolomite Court, Las Vegas, NV 89123, this $565K single-family detached home has a sparkling pool and spa that are just perfect for a hot summer’s day.

While the pool and spa are certainly this home’s winning features, they are not the only things it has to offer. As a three-bedroom, three-bathroom house with a big family room, this place is perfect for five to six people. It has a three-car garage, and it has RV parking.

Nearby schools are Aggie Roberts Elementary School, Jack L. Schofield Middle School, and Silverado High School.

2. Single Story Home With A Pool In Los Prados

Single Story Home With A Pool In Los Prados

Located at 5100 Burr Oak Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89130, this $499K single-family detached home has a fantastic pool and a gorgeous backyard patio. This is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, making it a good choice for a family of four. 

This home is located within the guard-gated Los Prados Golf Course community. From the backyard, you have an unobstructed view of the Course, lush landscapes, and trees, making it the perfect place to hang out and relax. The local environment is very comfortable.

Nearby schools include Ernest May Elementary School, Theron L. Swainston Middle School, and Shadow Ridge High School.

This home is not age-restricted. 

3. Small Family Home With A Sizable Pool In Rancho

Small Family Home With A Sizable Pool In Rancho

Located at 6812 Rio Sands Ct, Las Vegas, NV 89130, this $410K single-family detached home is on the smaller side (only 1,272 square feet), so it’s ideal for a small family looking to put down roots in the northwest Las Vegas area. This home has an open floor plan and comes with laminate wood, tile flooring, and new carpet.

The pool is fairly large compared to the house and is located next to a fully covered patio. It’s a convenient setup for those who want to escape the summer heat.

Nearby schools include Ernest May Elementary School, Theron L. Swainston Middle School, and Shadow Ridge High School.

4. Nice East Las Vegas Pool and House

Nice East Las Vegas Pool and House

Located at 3144 Desmond Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89121, this $489K single-family detached home has an inground private pool that is large enough to accommodate several people. While the pool is highly desirable, the reason we love this home is because of its warm atmosphere and super cozy design.

The living room is beautifully laid out, and the home has a sunken formal dining room, an open formal dining room, and a cute kitchen.

Nearby schools are Lewis E Rowe Elementary School, C. W. Woodbury Middle School, and Del Sol High School.

5. High Country Estates Home With A Big Backyard And Swimming Pool

High Country Estates Home With A Big Backyard And Swimming Pool

Located at 6228 Minerva Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89130, this $525K single-family detached home has a stunning backyard with a recently updated pool, tall privacy fences, and a pergola.

The home also has a brilliant open floor plan, epic vaulted ceilings, and a scrumptious guest bath.  Additionally, there is a kitchen with quartz countertops, several cabinets for storage, and stainless steel appliances. This home has been remodeled, so it offers a lot of perks.

Nearby schools are Ernest May Elementary School, Theron L. Swainston Middle School, and Cheyenne High School.

Advantages of Having A Home with A Pool

Improved Quality of Life

Las Vegas is hot, and having a pool can improve your quality of life by providing a place to cool down. Additionally, a pool creates a good social setting for you, your friends, and your family to enjoy.

You Can Swim and Exercise at Home

Swimming is a low-impact exercise, making it ideal for people who want to exercise while reducing their risk of injury. We’d also like to point out that pools are a great place for kids to play and expend their excess energy.

Pool Parties Are A Fun Way To Spend A Summer’s Day

Pool parties are a great way to spend a summer’s day. If you have a pool, you don’t have to drive to a crowded facility. Instead, you can relax in the comfort of your backyard with a cold drink in hand while you sit poolside.

A Pool Can Add Value To Your Property

Having a home with a pool can increase your property value and make it more appealing to potential buyers. While pools do require some upkeep, you’ll find that many buyers covet them and will show particular interest in your home if you ever plan on selling.

Disadvantages of Having A Home with A Pool

  • Maintenance effort and costs associated with having a pool
  • A pool can take up a lot of space, so it might not be the best idea if you have limited space

Will My Pool Freeze During The Winter Months in Las Vegas?

It’s not likely, but it is possible. Winter temperatures in Las Vegas sometimes drop below freezing at night. For this reason, precautions should be taken.

One option is to install a pool cover. Another more expensive option is installing a heating system to enjoy your pool in the winter months.

What To Remember When Looking at Homes For Sale with Pools

Check The Condition of The Pool

Before buying a house, knowing what condition the pool is in is very important. Even if you’re familiar with pools, we strongly recommend hiring a certified pool inspector to check their condition.

A pool might look fine on the surface, but it can still have structural issues that are completely invisible until they start causing major problems. A faulty foundation, for instance, can be very costly to fix and might not be easy to detect!

If your pool is found to be in good condition, then it won’t be too difficult to maintain moving forward. If you’re not sure you’re ready to handle the responsibilities of a pool, talk to a pool specialist. They’ll give you a list of regular maintenance routines that you’ll need to follow to keep your pool in optimal shape.

Ensure The Pool is Safe

Before buying a home, you should also ensure the pool is safe. Fortunately, the pool inspector can tell you if your pool presents a safety risk. After your pool’s safety conditions have been assessed, you can then decide if you want to add features such as alarms, nightlights, or a pool cover.

Factor In Pool Ownership Costs

Pools are expensive, and ongoing maintenance costs can be significant. To avoid straining your budget, the best thing you can do is get a clear idea of what your monthly costs will be before committing to a purchase.

Remember Your Time Expense

Aside from the monthly dollar cost of maintaining a pool, there is also the time expense. To keep your pool in good condition, you’ll need to:

  • Vacuum the pool
  • Run the filter
  • Check the water and pH levels
  • Check the chlorine (or salt) levels
  • Skim the pool
  • Clean the skimmer
  • Brush the walls
  • Backwash the filter
  • Clean the pump filter

Factor In Insurance and Utilities

Don’t forget about insurance and utility bills. The reality is that pools make home insurance more expensive, anywhere from $50 to a few hundred dollars per month. And utilities aren’t cheap either. They add their own separate expense.

Pinpoint Your Objectives

Do you want to use your pool for exercise? Are you looking for a place to relax? Is it for kids? Whatever the answer is, the last thing you want to do is make an impulse buy and then end up regretting your decision because the pool is not getting used.

This issue can be avoided if you make an informed decision and get a pool that is perfect for your needs.

Be Open-Minded

There are different types of pools available today. Most of our clients prefer permanent outdoor pools in the following categories.

  • Family or recreational swimming pool
  • Lap pool
  • Plunge pool: A small pool used for cooling off but deep enough for full-body immersion
  • Saltwater pool
  • Natural pool: A pool lined with rubber material or reinforced polyethylene that looks like it belongs in nature
  • Mini pool

Is It Worth Buying A Las Vegas Home With A Pool?

It can be, especially given our desert climate, where cooling off is necessary. While pools need regular upkeep and add to your monthly bills, they often boost property values in Vegas neighborhoods and create amazing outdoor living and entertaining spaces.

Much of the value comes down to how much you’ll actually use it. If you love the idea of having your own private oasis for relaxing and hosting friends, then a pool might be worth every penny.

Contact The Real Estate Guy

Looking for a home with a pool in Las Vegas? The Real Estate Guy team is here to help! Contact us today to get started. We have years of experience serving Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and beyond, and we’re committed to helping you find the perfect home.

Have questions about square footage, bath count, or pool types? We’re happy to assist. Let us make your home search easy and stress-free!

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