NEW
$525,000
HouseEst. $2,964/mo
3 Beds
2 Baths
1,431 Sq. Ft.0.18 Acres
Built in 1973
1404 Gloria Lane
Boulder City, NV, 89005
Panda Homes Aka B C #24
Boulder City Homes with a Swimming Pool
Showing 18 active listings · Updated September 1, 2026
Boulder City currently has 18 active homes with a swimming pool, with a median list price of $430,000 and an average of 28 days on market. Boulder City typically carries around sixty active pool-home listings — a meaningful share of a small-town market where the growth-control ordinance keeps total supply scarce. Pools here sit on the larger lots Boulder City is known for, from mid-century tracts near the Historic District to hillside streets with Lake Mead views. In a town that runs 5 to 10 degrees milder than the Strip corridor and lives outdoors, a private pool extends the swim season without the master-plan HOA overhead.
18Active Listings
$430,000Median List Price
28Avg Days on Market
What Do Boulder City Neighborhood Stats Show?
- $69,145Median household incomeLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 51.8Median ageLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 8.3/10Avg school ratingLiveBy / GreatSchools
- 2.3Avg household sizeLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 75%Owner-occupiedLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 29%College degree+LiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 22%Households with childrenLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- 14,888PopulationLiveBy / American Census Survey 2023
- View 1404 Gloria Lane, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $525,000
NEWView 1502 Bryce Canyon Street, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $899,900$899,900HouseEst. $5,081/mo5 Beds4.5 Baths3,452 Sq. Ft.0.18 AcresBuilt in 20201502 Bryce Canyon StreetBoulder City, NV, 89005Boulder Hills Est-Boulder City Sub 113
NEWPRICE REDUCED $15kView 608 Bryant Court, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $610,000$610,000$15kHouseEst. $3,444/mo4 Beds3.5 Baths2,339 Sq. Ft.0.18 AcresBuilt in 1964608 Bryant CourtBoulder City, NV, 89005Boulder City #03A
PENDINGView 893 Fairway Drive, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $799,999$799,999HouseEst. $4,517/mo5 Beds3 Baths2,668 Sq. Ft.0.28 AcresBuilt in 1974893 Fairway DriveBoulder City, NV, 89005Lamancha Aka Bc #23
PENDINGView 1445 Sorrel Road, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $650,000$650,000HouseEst. $3,670/mo5 Beds3.5 Baths2,396 Sq. Ft.0.16 AcresBuilt in 19741445 Sorrel RoadBoulder City, NV, 89005Boulder City #5 Lewis Homes Aka Bc #21
NEWView 219 Granite Court, Boulder City, NV, 89005 — $4,200,000$4,200,000HouseEst. $23,715/mo7 Beds9 Baths7,193 Sq. Ft.0.88 AcresBuilt in 1999219 Granite CourtBoulder City, NV, 89005Lake Mead View Estates Un #2
Why Buy Homes with a Swimming Pool in Boulder City?
- Boulder City lots run larger than typical Las Vegas Valley parcels, so pools here often come with real deck space, RV pads, and mature shade trees rather than a zero-lot-line splash pad.
- The 1979 growth-control ordinance caps new construction, which keeps pool-home supply structurally scarce — resale demand stays steady in a town that adds very few new rooftops per year.
- Nevada has no state income tax, and Boulder City pairs that with small-town carrying costs: many pool homes sit in neighborhoods with no HOA dues at all.
- Lake Mead National Recreation Area is minutes away — a backyard pool plus the largest reservoir in the country makes Boulder City the most water-oriented lifestyle in Southern Nevada.
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What Do Boulder City Buyers Most Frequently Ask?
Most AskedHow many Boulder City homes with pools are for sale right now?
Live pool-home inventory is shown above, updated directly from the GLVAR MLS feed. Boulder City is a small, supply-constrained market, so the count moves week to week — set a saved search and we will alert you the moment a new pool home lists in your price range.
Which Boulder City neighborhoods have the most pool homes?
Pool homes cluster in the mid-century tracts south and east of the Historic District, the hillside streets around Marina Highlands and Lake Mountain Estates, and the newer custom sections toward Boulder City Parkway. Larger old-town lots frequently pair a pool with RV parking and workshop space.
Does a pool add value to a Boulder City home?
In Southern Nevada a well-maintained in-ground pool is a genuine value and marketability add, and Boulder City buyers — many of them boaters and outdoor-lifestyle relocators — specifically search for one. Condition matters: plaster, equipment age, and safety fencing are the items an appraiser and inspector will scrutinize.
What should I budget for pool ownership in Boulder City?
Plan on roughly $100 to $200 per month for service, chemicals, and electricity, plus periodic resurfacing every 10 to 15 years. Boulder City sits about 2,500 feet above sea level with slightly milder summers than the central valley, which is somewhat gentler on equipment and evaporation than Strip-corridor pools.
Can I tour Boulder City pool homes with Nevada Real Estate Group?
Yes — call (702) 637-1759 and we will line up private showings, usually within a day. Boulder City inventory is thin enough that good pool homes move quickly, so touring early in a listing cycle matters more here than in the larger valley submarkets.
How do Boulder City pool homes compare with Henderson pool homes?
Henderson offers far more selection and newer construction, but most of it sits inside HOA-governed master plans with smaller lots. Boulder City trades selection for character: bigger parcels, no-gaming small-town atmosphere, frequent no-HOA status, and proximity to Lake Mead that Henderson cannot match.
Updated September 1, 2026
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