Ask a Henderson family what they wish their home had more of, and the answer is almost always the same: space that flexes. Not just more bedrooms — a bonus room, a downstairs bedroom, somewhere the layout can adapt as life changes. That's exactly what D.R. Horton's Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls in Cadence is built to deliver. In about 2,660 square feet it stacks up to five or six bedrooms, a bonus room, and a downstairs bedroom-and-bath — a floor plan designed around flexibility rather than raw size. Across the roughly 9,600 closings our team at Nevada Real Estate Group has represented, "we need more usable space" is the single most common reason families move, and Plan 2660 answers it directly. This is the home featured in our latest tour.
This guide breaks down Plan 2660 — how the flexible layout works, why the bonus room and downstairs bedroom matter so much, what it costs in Cadence in 2026, what D.R. Horton includes in the base price, and who it fits. It draws on D.R. Horton's and Cadence's published materials plus our own experience with Henderson new-construction buyers, and it's paired with our video tour so you can walk it yourself.
D.R. Horton's Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls in Cadence, Henderson is a two-story home — about 2,660 square feet, five bedrooms (a sixth is available on some configurations), 3 baths, and a 2-car garage, with a bonus room and a downstairs bedroom. It starts around $537,990. The flexible layout — bonus room plus a first-floor bedroom and bath — is the "space Henderson buyers want," and it comes with D.R. Horton's America's Smart Home package standard. Confirm current pricing with the builder.
- Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls in Cadence is a two-story home — about 2,660 sq ft, 5–6 bed, 3 bath, 2-car garage.
- A bonus room plus a downstairs bedroom and full bath are the flexible "space Henderson buyers want."
- It starts around $537,990 — confirm the current base and homesite premium with D.R. Horton.
- D.R. Horton's America's Smart Home package (smart lock, video doorbell, thermostat, hub) comes standard.
- Bring your own agent to a builder tour; it typically costs you nothing and protects your incentives.
Shopping the area? Browse live Henderson homes for sale — every active MLS listing with prices, photos, and instant filters.
What Is D.R. Horton's Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls?
Plan 2660 is a two-story single-family home at Symmetry Falls at Cadence, a D.R. Horton neighborhood within the Cadence master plan in Henderson. According to D.R. Horton, the plan runs about 2,660 square feet with five bedrooms and 3 baths (a sixth bedroom is available on some configurations), over two levels with a 2-car garage. The "2660" is the square footage — that's how D.R. Horton names many of its plans.
The layout is built around flexibility. The main level opens the kitchen and great room into one connected space, adds a downstairs bedroom and full bath, and often a flex or bonus area. Upstairs, the owner's suite sits with the secondary bedrooms and a bonus room — the swing space that lets the home serve a big family, a work-from-home couple, or a household that hosts. That combination — a bonus room plus a first-floor bedroom — is unusual at this price and size, and it's the reason the home feels like it has more usable square footage than the number suggests. It's part of the everyday D.R. Horton Tradition Series line, positioned between the entry Express Homes and the luxury Emerald Homes tiers.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Builder | D.R. Horton (Tradition Series · America's Smart Home) |
| Community | Symmetry Falls at Cadence — Cadence master plan, Henderson |
| Approx. size | about 2,660 sq ft |
| Bedrooms / baths | 5–6 bd / 3 ba |
| Stories | 2 |
| Garage | 2-car |
| Starting price | about $537,990 (confirm current with builder) |
A note on precision: D.R. Horton prices and configures homes by homesite and updates often, and Cadence contains both gated and non-gated neighborhoods — so confirm the exact price, bedroom count, and gate status of a specific Plan 2660 homesite with the builder before you write an offer. For the master-plan picture, see our overview of Cadence's new-home buildout, and for the builder, our D.R. Horton guide.
Why Is Flexible Space the "Space Henderson Buyers Want"?
Because families rarely need one specific room — they need space that can become what they need. A formal dining room nobody uses is wasted; a bonus room becomes a playroom, a media room, a home gym, a second office, or a fifth bedroom depending on the year. Plan 2660 leans into that reality: instead of walling square footage into single-purpose rooms, it gives you a bonus room and a flexible downstairs bedroom that adapt to whatever your household needs now and later.
That adaptability is exactly what Henderson buyers ask us for. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Henderson keeps attracting families and remote workers, and both groups prize flexible space they can reassign without renovating. A home that can be a five-bedroom today and a four-bedroom-plus-office tomorrow serves more of life's stages under one roof — which is why buyers rank flexibility above raw square footage when we walk them through their priorities. In our experience, the families happiest a year after closing are the ones who bought flexibility, because the home kept fitting as their life changed.
Why Does the Downstairs Bedroom and Bath Matter So Much?
Because a first-floor suite turns a two-story home from a compromise into a flexible one. On Plan 2660, the ground level includes a bedroom and full bath — and that single feature solves several problems at once. It gives a guest or visiting parent a private space with no stairs to climb, it creates a genuine home office with a door and its own bath for remote workers, and it makes the home work for multigenerational living or a roommate who helps carry the mortgage, subject to HOA and city rules we always check first.
For a family, that downstairs bedroom is often the difference-maker. A two-story home where every bedroom is upstairs can't host an aging parent who struggles with stairs or a guest who wants privacy; a first-floor bedroom and bath fixes that instantly. According to the Pew Research Center, the number of Americans living in multigenerational households has climbed for decades, and a plan that already has a first-floor bedroom is far better positioned for that reality than one that doesn't. We point out the downstairs suite first on every tour of this plan, because it quietly widens who the home works for — and who it will resell to.
How Much Does Plan 2660 Cost in Cadence in 2026?
Here's the pricing picture. According to D.R. Horton, Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls starts around $537,990 — which puts a brand-new, flexible five-bedroom-capable home in an established Henderson master plan at a competitive price. That base is a starting point; homesite premium and any selected options add to it.
| Line item | Rough figure |
|---|---|
| Starting base price | about $537,990 |
| Est. price per square foot | about $202/sq ft |
| FHA 3.5% down payment | about $18,830 |
| 20% down payment | about $107,600 |
| Est. Nevada property tax (about 0.5–0.6%/yr) | about $2,700–$3,200/year |
| Homeowners insurance (est.) | about $90–$160/month |
| Buyer closing costs (about 2–3%) | about $10,800–$16,100 |
At roughly $202 per square foot, Plan 2660 is a strong value for a home with this much flexible space in Cadence. A starting price near $537,990 keeps a five-bedroom-capable home within reach of many move-up buyers, and an FHA loan at 3.5% down is roughly $18,830. According to the Nevada Department of Taxation and the Clark County Assessor, Nevada's low effective property-tax rate — roughly 0.5% to 0.6% of value — plus the state's no personal income tax keep the monthly carrying cost below an equivalent home in the coastal markets many Henderson buyers relocate from. For a growing family, that combination of space and low carrying cost is exactly the point.
Who Is Plan 2660 Built For?
Growing and multigenerational families first. A home that flexes to five or six bedrooms with a bonus room and a downstairs suite is squarely built for households that need room to spread out — the bedrooms handle the family, the bonus room handles play or work, and the first-floor bedroom handles a parent, guest, or office. Nearly as well-suited are move-up buyers trading a smaller starter home for real space, and remote-work households who need offices plus flex space.
What unites them is a need for usable, adaptable square footage rather than a showpiece. Plan 2660 is built for buyers who'd rather have a bonus room and a first-floor bedroom than formal rooms they'd never use. In our experience, these families tend to stay put longer after buying, because a home that solves the space problem keeps working for years. Our first-time buyer and general buyer resources walk through the whole process, from pre-approval to keys.
Where Is Cadence, and What Does the Master Plan Offer?
Cadence is one of Henderson's largest and most amenity-rich master plans, on the city's east side near Lake Las Vegas and the 95. According to Cadence, the community is built around a central park, miles of trails, a community garden, sports courts, a pool, and regular resident events — designed as a walkable, connected place rather than a subdivision. Henderson consistently ranks among the safest and most desirable cities in the valley, with strong schools and quick access to employment corridors and the airport.
For a Plan 2660 family, that setting adds real value beyond the four walls. According to the Howard Hughes Corporation and Cadence's own materials, the master plan has been one of the best-selling communities in the country in recent years, which speaks to sustained demand and infrastructure built for the long haul. The parks and trails support active kids, and the amenity calendar builds the kind of neighborhood connection families move for.
Location is a big part of Cadence's appeal for a family in Plan 2660. The master plan sits near the US-95 and the Lake Las Vegas area, which keeps commutes to Henderson's employment corridors, the medical district, and Harry Reid International Airport manageable, while the Cadence Central Park, a hilltop event lawn, a sports complex, and a growing retail district put daily amenities within the community. Families also weigh school assignments closely, and Cadence is served by Clark County School District campuses with newer schools built to serve the master plan's growth — confirm the exact attendance zones for a specific Symmetry Falls address, since boundaries shift as the community builds out. Cadence contains both gated and non-gated neighborhoods — so confirm the exact status for a Symmetry Falls homesite before relying on it, and see our guard-gated communities overview if a true gate is a priority.
What Does D.R. Horton Include in the Base Price?
More than many buyers expect, which is part of the value. D.R. Horton bundles a defined package of designer finishes and technology into the base price — closer to an included-features approach than a line-item build-to-order menu. According to D.R. Horton, its homes come with a specified standard-features package (cabinetry, counters, stainless appliances, flooring per plan) plus the America's Smart Home technology, rather than requiring you to price every upgrade separately.
For a family stretching to buy a home with this much space, that matters. The price you tour is closer to the price you pay, without a design-center visit that quietly adds tens of thousands of dollars. Selections are more limited than a fully custom process — you're choosing from preset schemes rather than a deep menu — but for most buyers that's a feature, not a drawback, because it simplifies the purchase and keeps the budget predictable. In our experience, the included-package approach removes the single biggest source of new-construction budget blowups: the design-center surprise. That said, we still review exactly what's standard versus optional for every client, because "included" varies by plan and community.
What Comes With America's Smart Home?
A genuinely useful package, standard on the home. According to D.R. Horton, its America's Smart Home® (Home Is Connected®) system comes standard and includes a smart-home control panel/hub, a video doorbell, a smart thermostat, a smart door lock, and a smart light switch — all managed through a single connected-home app, with capabilities like remote keyless entry, video at the door, and climate and lighting control from your phone.
For a busy family, that's real everyday value: see who's at the door from anywhere, let in a guest remotely, adjust the thermostat before you get home, and lock up from your phone. The technology is baked into the base price rather than sold as an upgrade, which is a genuine differentiator versus resale homes where you'd add these devices yourself — and for a family juggling kids, deliveries, and a work schedule, the convenience of one app that handles the door, the locks, and the thermostat pays off every single day. Two caveats worth knowing: you supply the home internet service, and D.R. Horton reserves the right to substitute equivalent products — so confirm the exact devices included for your specific home. We walk clients through what's in the package on every D.R. Horton tour.
How Does Plan 2660 Compare to D.R. Horton's Other Cadence Plans?
D.R. Horton builds several plans across Cadence at different sizes and price points. Here's how Plan 2660 fits among the plans we've toured.
| Dimension | Plan 2660 (Symmetry Falls) | Plan 2754 Multi-Gen (Symmetry Manor) |
|---|---|---|
| Approx. size | about 2,660 sq ft | about 2,754 sq ft |
| Stories | 2 | 1 |
| Bedrooms | 5–6 | 4 + Multi-Gen suite |
| Signature draw | Bonus room + downstairs bedroom | Attached private suite |
| Starting price | about $537,990 | about $692,990 |
The takeaway: choose Plan 2660 when a growing family needs flexible two-story space at a competitive price. Step up to the single-story Plan 2754 Multi-Gen when you need a truly self-contained attached suite for a parent or adult child. If you're weighing a single-story with a big garage instead, see our tour of Plan 2538 at Heartland Manor in North Las Vegas. All share the America's Smart Home standard — they solve for different household shapes.
What Should Buyers Know About Buying New Construction From D.R. Horton?
The most important thing is that the on-site sales agent works for D.R. Horton, not for you. That's their job — but it means the person quoting Plan 2660's price, the homesite premium, the builder's affiliate financing, and any options is representing the builder's interests. According to the Nevada Real Estate Division, buyers are entitled to their own licensed representation, and on nearly every builder transaction that representation costs the buyer nothing because the builder has already budgeted a co-broke commission into the price.
Where your own agent earns their keep on a home like this is in the details: confirming exactly what's included versus optional, verifying the gate status and HOA, negotiating incentives (builders defend base price but move on rate buydowns and closing-cost credits), and keeping the appraisal on track. In our experience, unrepresented buyers leave the most incentive money on the table — because no one at the table was on their side. Bringing your own agent costs you nothing, and if you'd like to line up financing first, we're happy to help you get a pre-approval.
What Should You Ask Before Buying Plan 2660?
A new build in a large master plan adds a few questions a resale purchase doesn't. Before you commit to a Plan 2660 homesite, get clear, written answers on the items below.
| Ask about | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Current base price + homesite premium | Confirm the $537,990 start and any lot premium |
| 5th vs 6th bedroom configuration | The sixth bedroom is a conversion on some layouts |
| Gate status for Symmetry Falls | Cadence mixes gated and non-gated neighborhoods |
| HOA dues + what they cover | Get the all-in monthly figure in writing |
| What's included vs optional | Confirm the standard-features package for your home |
| Builder incentives (rate buydown / credits) | Usually more negotiable than base price |
The included-versus-optional question is the one buyers most often skip, and it's the one that decides whether Plan 2660 lands near its base or well above it. We confirm exactly what's standard for every client before they sign, so the "flex space" comes without a budget surprise.
How Does Plan 2660 Compare to Adding Space to a Resale Home?
Many families weighing Plan 2660 are really choosing between buying the space and building it into a smaller home — and the math usually favors buying it. Adding a bedroom-and-bath bump-out to an existing Henderson home commonly runs $80,000 to $150,000 and months of permitting and construction; a bonus-room conversion or a garage-to-room project can run $25,000 to $60,000; and a detached casita or ADU can run $100,000 to $250,000. Plan 2660 folds the equivalent flexible space — a bonus room plus a downstairs bedroom — into a base price near $537,990, move-in ready, with no contractor and no permit timeline.
The resale-versus-new comparison cuts the same way on condition and cost. A resale home at a similar price is sold as-is, carrying whatever wear its roof, HVAC, and systems have; Plan 2660 arrives with a full builder warranty, brand-new systems, and the America's Smart Home package baked in — devices that would cost $1,000 to $2,500 to add to a resale home yourself. Factor a lower first-few-years maintenance bill and you often find the new home wins the total-cost math even when the resale sticker looks $10,000 or $20,000 lower. According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the Las Vegas metro has posted strong long-run home-price appreciation, and a flexible, in-demand floor plan in a top master plan tends to hold that value well. And when it's eventually time to sell, the bonus room and downstairs bedroom widen the buyer pool. We run that buy-versus-build comparison honestly for every client before they decide.
Why Tour Henderson New Homes With Nevada Real Estate Group?
Because the person who represents you should work for you. Nevada Real Estate Group is the #1 real estate team in Nevada, with more than 9,600 closed transactions and over $4.85 billion in career sales volume across our 150-plus-agent team — and deep experience in Cadence and new construction specifically. When you tour Plan 2660 or any D.R. Horton home with us, you have independent representation at the builder's table at no cost to you, plus a team that knows Cadence, the HOA structure, and where the builder actually moves on incentives.
If you're weighing Plan 2660 against other Henderson options — or relocating with a family — start with our Cadence buildout overview, our new construction guide, and our moving to Las Vegas resource, browse live Henderson homes for sale, or contact us directly. Reach Nevada Real Estate Group at (702) 637-1759 and we'll set up a private tour and walk the all-in Plan 2660 numbers with you before you sign anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is D.R. Horton's Plan 2660?
Plan 2660 is a two-story home at Symmetry Falls in Cadence, Henderson — about 2,660 square feet with five bedrooms (a sixth on some configurations), 3 baths, a 2-car garage, a bonus room, and a downstairs bedroom and full bath. Confirm the current price and configuration with D.R. Horton.
How much does Plan 2660 cost in 2026?
It starts around $537,990, which works out to roughly $202 per square foot. Homesite premium and options add to that base. An FHA loan at 3.5% down is roughly $18,830. Confirm the current starting price with D.R. Horton.
What makes Plan 2660 so flexible?
A bonus room plus a downstairs bedroom and full bath. The bonus room adapts to a playroom, office, gym, or media room, and the first-floor bedroom works for a guest, a parent, a roommate, or a home office. That flexibility is the "space Henderson buyers want."
Does Plan 2660 come with smart-home technology?
Yes. D.R. Horton's America's Smart Home package comes standard and includes a smart-home hub, a video doorbell, a smart thermostat, a smart door lock, and a smart light switch, managed through one app. You supply the internet, and the builder may substitute equivalent products.
Is Symmetry Falls at Cadence gated?
Cadence contains both gated and non-gated neighborhoods, and the gate status for a specific Symmetry Falls homesite should be confirmed with D.R. Horton. Don't assume a gate — verify it for the exact home before relying on it.
Should I use my own agent to buy a D.R. Horton home?
Yes. The on-site agent represents D.R. Horton. Your own representation typically costs you nothing on a builder purchase and helps you confirm what's included, verify the gate status and HOA, negotiate incentives, and manage the contract and financing. Call us at (702) 637-1759.
Which Sources Inform This Symmetry Falls Guide?
This guide combines D.R. Horton's and Cadence's published plan and community materials, public demographic and tax data, and Nevada Real Estate Group's own experience representing new-construction buyers in Henderson. Plan-specific figures (size, price, configuration) were sourced to D.R. Horton for Symmetry Falls at Cadence; where a figure varies by homesite or moves frequently, we flagged it and recommend confirming with the builder.
- D.R. Horton — Plan 2660 at Symmetry Falls at Cadence
- D.R. Horton — America's Smart Home
- D.R. Horton — Homepage
- Cadence — Master-Planned Community
- Howard Hughes Corporation
- Pew Research Center
- U.S. Census Bureau — Henderson QuickFacts
- Nevada Department of Taxation
- Clark County Assessor
- Nevada Real Estate Division
- U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — FHA
Nevada Real Estate Group · Chris Nevada · LPT Realty · License S.181401 · (702) 637-1759 · Equal Housing Opportunity. Floor-plan sizes, pricing, and features are subject to change by the builder and vary by community; confirm current details with D.R. Horton before making an offer.
