From contract to keys, Cadence offers quick-move-in homes

Make this summer the start of something new with one of Cadence’s quick move-in homes. From contract to keys, these residences offer a streamlined path to new construction, with closing timelines as short as 30 days.

Richmond American Homes has four move-in-ready opportunities within its Interlude neighborhood. A Hemingway plan starting in the low $600,000s spans 2,640 square feet with four bedrooms, 2½ baths, a versatile loft and a two-car garage. Also, starting in the low $600,000s is a Coronado plan with 2,740 square feet of living space, four bedrooms and three baths, including one of each on the main floor. For those who prefer a larger layout, a Sage plan starting in the low $700,000s features 3,270 square feet, four bedrooms, 3½ baths and a two-car garage. A bonus nook and teen room also bring multipurpose appeal. A Seth plan starting in the low $700,000s adds even more flexibility with five bedrooms, three baths, 2,940 square feet and an ample three-car garage.

Woodside Homes presents three plans in its Adair neighborhood that all start in the low $600,000s with the convenience of an earlier move-in. A Nolan plan delivers 2,769 square feet with four bedrooms and three baths. The home’s three-car garage provides room for vehicles, storage and weekend projects. A Marlowe plan includes 2,829 square feet, five bedrooms, four baths, a two-car garage and an open-concept kitchen that serves as the heart of the home. The Emery is the largest of the three quick-move-in plans, featuring 2,935 square feet, four bedrooms, three baths and a three-car garage. A separate-entry casita offers privacy and convenience, ideal for multigenerational living or hosting guests. Each residence includes a covered patio that seamlessly extends the home’s entertaining space outdoors.

Townhomes are also available at Cadence with Cantata Point by Beazer Homes. The neighborhood’s Barclay plan showcases a quick-move-in opportunity that combines modern design with energy-efficient additions such as solar and electric vehicle prewires. Starting in the upper $400,000s with 2,256 square feet spread across three floors, this townhome offers four bedrooms, 3½ baths and a two-car garage. The layout is anchored by a sought-after main-level primary suite, complemented by an oversized deck and open loft.

There’s something for everyone at Opus by Taylor Morrison, where four quick-move-in homes are available: Elm, Spruce, Sycamore and Willow.

An Elm plan awaits, starting in the upper $400,000s. This home brings together 2,081 square feet, four bedrooms, including a guest bedroom on the first floor, three baths and a loft. A micro-office and laundry room add everyday functionality. The remaining three homes all start in the upper $500,000s. The Spruce plan includes 2,465 square feet with three bedrooms, 2½ baths and thoughtful details such as an oversized closet in the primary bedroom. For those looking to maximize outdoor enjoyment, the Sycamore pairs 2,545 square feet inside with a generous backyard outside and no rear neighbors. The home features four bedrooms, three baths and a spa-like tub in the primary suite. The Willow plan rounds out the lineup with 2,784 square feet, five bedrooms including a coveted first-floor primary suite, four baths and a two-car garage.

Those interested in exploring quick-move-in options can visit Cadence’s website for an inventory of models on the roster from these and other builders including Lennar, D.R. Horton and Century Communities.

At the heart of Cadence lies Central Park, a nearly 50-acre hub featuring a resident-only pool, a 2,000-square-foot splash pad, a 5-acre adventure playground, fitness court, pickleball courts, pavilion and two amphitheaters

Cadence boasts several city of Henderson parks, including the 7-acre Desert Symphony Park, which includes regulation-sized basketball courts and a skate area with ramps and rails. The Cadence Sports Park is in development.

Cadence offers a desirable location just a short drive from Las Vegas’ major economic centers and entertainment hot spots. The community is minutes away from the Historic Water Street District, the America First Arena, nearby golf courses, 180 miles of trails, Lake Mead Recreational Area and the Mershops Galleria at Sunset.

The nearly 30-acre Cadence Village Center continues to grow, recently welcoming new dining options such as Sourdough &Co. and Buffalo Wild Wings GO. The center is anchored by Smith’s Marketplace and EŌS Fitness, alongside popular spots such as PT’s Gold, Starbucks, Café Rio and Dutch Bros Coffee, with more retailers on the way.

For more information on the Cadence community, visit cadencenv.com. Find Cadence on social media at facebook.com/CadenceNV, X @CadenceNV and on Instagram @Cadence_NV.