Skip the wait: Move into Cadence before the holidays

by · Las Vegas Review-Journal

Finding the right home doesn’t have to mean waiting months for construction to finish. Across Cadence, Henderson’s premier master-planned community, builders have a selection of quick move-in homes ready for buyers who want to skip the build timeline and close in as little as 60 days.

Whether you are searching for a townhome, single-story home or a multigenerational design, these turn-key opportunities deliver modern features and brand-new construction without the wait.

Among these limited opportunities is a final move-in-ready home inside Lennar’s Preston Terrace neighborhood. Priced at $615,201, this 2,918-square-foot Diana floor plan features four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a two-car garage. Highlighted by Lennar’s Next Gen design, the home is tailored for multigenerational living with a private suite that includes its own separate entrance, living area and bedroom.

Buyers seeking accessible entry points under $500,000 will find versatile layouts within two distinct neighborhoods. Cantata Point by Beazer Homes highlights its three-story Barclay townhome starting in the upper $400,000s, offering 2,256 square feet, four bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms and a two-car garage. A main-level primary suite, open loft and expansive outdoor deck anchor the residence. Taylor Morrison presents the Elm layout at its Opus neighborhood, also starting in the upper $400,000s. Spanning 2,081 square feet, the Elm incorporates four bedrooms, three full baths, a loft, a dedicated micro-office and an upper-level laundry room.

For buyers needing more square footage, a wide selection of single-family homes starts in the $500,000s and $600,000s. At Opus by Taylor Morrison, three additional models start in the upper $500,000s and cater to a variety of lifestyle preferences: the Spruce features 2,465 square feet with an oversized primary walk-in closet; the Sycamore pairs 2,545 square feet with a generous backyard, no rear neighbors and a spa-inspired primary bath; and the Willow offers 2,784 square feet with five bedrooms, highlighted by a sought-after first-floor primary suite.

In the Adair neighborhood, Woodside Homes showcases three quick move-in models starting in the low $600,000s, each complete with a covered patio for outdoor entertaining. The Nolan plan delivers 2,769 square feet with a spacious three-car garage, while the Marlowe features 2,829 square feet centered around a gourmet kitchen. The Emery stands as Adair’s largest option at 2,935 square feet, featuring a separate-entry casita ideal for multigenerational living or hosting guests. Richmond American Homes rounds out the low $600,000 price point at Interlude with two plans: the 2,640-square-foot Hemingway with a versatile upper loft and the 2,740-square-foot Coronado, which conveniently places a bedroom and full bath on the main level.

For households prioritizing maximum living area and storage capacity, executive-level plans in the low $700,000s are available at Interlude by Richmond American Homes. The 3,270-square-foot Sage plan includes four bedrooms, 3½ baths, a bonus nook and an additional flex room. Meanwhile, the Seth plan encompasses 2,940 square feet with five bedrooms, three full baths and an ample three-car garage designed for vehicles, gear and workshop space.

Those interested in exploring all quick move-in options at Cadence 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, a fitness court, pickleball courts, a 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 highly anticipated Cadence Sports Park is also 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 like Sourdough &Co. and Buffalo Wild Wings GO. The center is anchored by Smith’s Marketplace and EoS Fitness, alongside popular spots like 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.