KB Home's Sandstone at Tule Springs: New Homes Open in North Las Vegas
KB Home has opened the first phase of Sandstone, a nearly 300-acre master-planned community in North Las Vegas. Located within the Villages at Tule Springs near North 5th Street and the 215 Beltway, the community is planned for more than 1,500 homes across four neighborhoods, with initial pricing beginning in the $300,000s.
What should buyers know about Sandstone at Tule Springs?
Sandstone is one of the most significant new-home openings in Southern Nevada in 2026. Landings and Reserves are now open, while Meadows and Gardens are planned for future phases. The community will include one- and two-story single-family homes, two-story townhomes, more than 12 acres of planned parks and trails, and convenient access to shopping, recreation, schools and major employment areas in the northern Las Vegas Valley.
Quick Takeaways
- Sandstone is located at North 5th Street and the 215 Beltway in North Las Vegas.
- The master plan covers nearly 300 acres and is planned for more than 1,500 homes.
- Landings and Reserves are open; Meadows and Gardens are coming next.
- New-home pricing begins in the $300,000s, with Landings advertised from the high $300s.
- Reserves is advertised from the mid $400s.
- Available homes range from approximately 1,572 to 3,066 square feet.
- Floor plans offer approximately 3-5 bedrooms and 2-5 bathrooms.
- Homes are one or two stories, ENERGY STAR certified and customizable through the KB Home Design Studio.
- Planned amenities include trails, parks, pickleball and basketball courts, playgrounds, ramadas, picnic areas, horseshoe pits and a dog park.
What homes and floor plans are available?
Sandstone is a 2026 new-construction community, so the first homes are being built and delivered during the current development cycle. KB Home indicates that many personalized homes can be completed in approximately four to five months, although construction timelines can vary by plan, options, permits and site conditions.
Landings currently offers five two-story floor plans:
| Plan | Approximate Size | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Garage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plan 1572 | 1,572 sq. ft. | 3 | 2.5 | 2-car |
| Plan 1850 | 1,850 sq. ft. | 3 | 2.5 | 2-car |
| Plan 2069 | 2,069 sq. ft. | 3-4 | 2.5 | 2-car |
| Plan 2212 | 2,212 sq. ft. | 3-4 | 2.5-3 | 2-car |
| Plan 2469 | 2,469 sq. ft. | 4-5 | 2.5-4 | 2-car |
Reserves provides a larger range of approximately 1,644 to 3,066 square feet. Its plans include 3-5 bedrooms and approximately 2-5 bathrooms, depending on the model selected.
How much do homes at Sandstone cost?
Sandstone's advertised entry point begins in the $300,000s. Current community information indicates:
- Landings: From the high $300s.
- Reserves: From the mid $400s.
- Overall Sandstone master plan: Starting in the $300,000s.
- Larger homes with upgrades: Potentially above $500,000, depending on options, lot premiums and final pricing.
These are base-price ranges, not guaranteed final purchase prices. Design upgrades, homesite premiums, solar or energy options, closing costs and financing choices can significantly affect the final number.
For context, Southern Nevada's median new-home purchase price was approximately $535,000 in July 2026, according to Home Builders Research. That makes Sandstone's entry-level pricing notably more attainable than the broader new-construction median.
Nearby resale homes in the wider Tule Springs, Aliante and northern North Las Vegas area may range broadly from the upper $300,000s to $600,000 or more. Age, lot size, upgrades, square footage and location can create a wide spread, so buyers should compare new construction with nearby resale homes on an apples-to-apples basis.
What schools serve the Sandstone area?
Sandstone is located within the Clark County School District. Nearby schools identified in the community materials include:
- Legacy High School: approximately 1.5 miles away.
- Don E. Hayden Elementary School: approximately 2 miles away.
- Ruby Duncan Elementary School: approximately 2 miles away.
- Brian and Teri Cram Middle School: approximately 3 miles away.
School assignments can change as new phases are developed, so buyers should verify current zoning directly through the Clark County School District before purchasing. Families can also review the Legacy High School website for school-specific information.
What employment and business opportunities are nearby?
The northern Las Vegas Valley continues to add housing, retail, services and employment options. Sandstone is close to Deer Springs Crossing and Deer Springs Town Center, giving residents access to grocery stores, home improvement retailers, pharmacies, personal services and everyday shopping.
The community is also positioned near major employment centers, including Nellis Air Force Base, the North Las Vegas industrial and logistics corridor, medical facilities and businesses along the 215 Beltway.
KB Home purchased more than 200 acres for approximately $91 million in late 2024, reflecting the scale of the company's long-term investment in this part of North Las Vegas. North Las Vegas Mayor Pro Tem Scott Black has also highlighted the project's potential to add housing and support continued growth in the region.
What parks and outdoor activities are near Sandstone?
Sandstone is planned with more than 12 acres of parks, trails and outdoor amenities. Planned features include:
- Pickleball courts.
- Basketball courts.
- Horseshoe pits.
- Ramadas.
- Barbecue and picnic areas.
- Children's playgrounds.
- A dog park.
- Walking paths and trail connections.
For golf, residents are near Aliante Golf Club and Shadow Creek Golf Course. The Las Vegas Motor Speedway is approximately 10 minutes away, depending on traffic and the exact route.
Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon are also accessible for hiking, scenic drives, winter recreation and cooler-weather outdoor activities.
What natural attractions are near the community?
One of Sandstone's most distinctive advantages is its proximity to Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. The development includes planned trailhead access toward the monument, which protects Ice Age fossil beds and desert landscapes north of the Las Vegas Valley.
This is an important reality check: Tule Springs Fossil Beds is a natural monument, not a traditional city park. Visitors should check current National Park Service information before exploring because amenities, access points and permitted activities may vary.
Where can residents shop, dine and find entertainment?
Deer Springs Town Center and nearby retail areas provide convenient access to dining and entertainment. Restaurant options in the area include:
- In-N-Out Burger
- Denny's
- Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
- Subway
- Sean Patrick's
- Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
- McDonald's
- Panda Express
- SerVehZah Bottle Shop & Tap Room
- Twisted Sugar
- Cafe Rio Fresh Modern Mexican
- Rubio's Coastal Grill
Aliante Casino and Hotel is also nearby for dining, gaming and entertainment. Residents can reach additional shopping and entertainment throughout the Las Vegas Valley through the 215 Beltway.
How could Sandstone affect the North Las Vegas real estate market?
Sandstone adds a large supply of new homes at a time when affordability remains a major concern for Southern Nevada buyers. The community's entry pricing could appeal to first-time buyers, downsizers, military households, move-up buyers and people relocating to the Las Vegas area.
However, buyers should compare more than the advertised base price. Ask about:
- 1Monthly HOA dues and any future master-plan fees.
- 2Property taxes and special assessments.
- 3Lot premiums.
- 4Included features versus design-center upgrades.
- 5Estimated completion date.
- 6Builder incentives and lender requirements.
- 7Resale competition from future Sandstone phases.
"If you'd like to tour the KB Home community in North Las Vegas, please contact me first. I'll be glad to schedule the visit and accompany you."
Sandy Margolin, REALTOR® | Certified AI Agent | 36+ years in real estate | approximately 20 years prior experience as a licensed residential real estate appraiser | Nevada license S.72707
It's important to contact your real estate professional before visiting or registering with the builder. The sales representatives at the model home are there to represent the builder and explain the builder's homes, options, pricing, standards and purchase process. They are not your personal buyer's representative.
As your buyer's agent, I can help you:
- Compare the community with other new-construction and resale options.
- Review pricing, available homesites, upgrades, incentives and timelines.
- Help you understand the purchase agreement and important deadlines.
- Represent your interests during the process.
- Coordinate inspections and help you prepare for closing.
- Explain how the new-home process may differ from purchasing an existing home.
New construction can be exciting, but it is also a significant financial decision. Having your own real estate professional involved from the first visit can help you make informed decisions and avoid overlooking important details.
What is the location and commute like?
Living in Sandstone places residents near the northern edge of the Las Vegas Valley, with direct access to North 5th Street and Interstate 215. Travel times can vary with traffic, construction and destination, but residents may expect approximately:
- Las Vegas Strip: 25-35 minutes
- Harry Reid International Airport: 30-40 minutes
- Downtown Las Vegas: 20-25 minutes
- Nellis Air Force Base: 15-25 minutes
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway: approximately 10 minutes
- Aliante business and retail areas: 10-15 minutes
- Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon: approximately 45-60 minutes
- Downtown Summerlin: approximately 30-40 minutes
The 215 Beltway provides connections toward Summerlin, the west side, the airport, Henderson and other major employment areas. Nearby master-planned communities include the Villages at Tule Springs, Aliante and other developing neighborhoods in North Las Vegas. For a deeper look at the surrounding master plan and its neighborhoods, explore the Villages at Tule Springs community & homes guide.
What should buyers ask before purchasing at Sandstone?
Q: When was Sandstone built?
A: Sandstone is a new-construction community that opened its first phase in 2026. Homes are being built in phases, so the surrounding streets, parks and future neighborhoods will continue developing.
Q: How many homes are planned?
A: The Sandstone master plan spans nearly 300 acres and is planned for more than 1,500 homes across Landings, Reserves, Meadows and Gardens.
Q: What types of homes are available?
A: Landings and Reserves currently offer one- and two-story single-family homes. Meadows is planned for two-story townhomes, and Gardens is planned for two-story single-family homes.
Q: What is the approximate size range?
A: The currently published floor plans range from approximately 1,572 to 3,066 square feet. Landings ranges from 1,572 to 2,469 square feet, while Reserves ranges from approximately 1,644 to 3,066 square feet.
Q: How many bedrooms and bathrooms are available?
A: Depending on the neighborhood and plan, homes offer approximately 3-5 bedrooms and 2-5 bathrooms.
Q: Are Sandstone homes energy efficient?
A: KB Home states that the homes are designed to be ENERGY STAR certified. Buyers should review the specific features, ratings and included equipment for the home and plan they select.
Related Sandy Margolin resources
- →Is Las Vegas Finally a Buyer's Market in 2026? Here's What the Numbers Say
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- →Why Are 3 Las Vegas Communities Among America's Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities in 2026?
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Written by
Sandy Margolin
REALTOR · Certified AI Agent · 36+ years in real estate · approximately 20 years prior experience as a licensed residential real estate appraiser · Nevada license S.72707.
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