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StoryBook Homes opened sales for a 150-townhouse community in Las Vegas called Parkhill Crest. (StoryBook Homes)
StoryBook Homes opened sales for a 150-townhouse community in Las Vegas called Parkhill Crest. (StoryBook Homes)

Sales have begun for more than 150 townhouses on the east side of the city of Las Vegas, with sizes and prices that top the area's average.

StoryBook Homes, a Las Vegas builder, debuted Parkhill Crest on Dec. 17. This gated community is home to a handful of quick-move-in homes, with more expected to come.

These two-story townhomes range from 1,727 to 1,888 square feet across three different floor plans. Prices start at just under $350,000 and go up to $370,000.

Both the square footage and price point exceed the East Las Vegas neighborhood averages for townhouses. On average, townhouses in this neighborhood are 1,136 square feet and have a median sales price of $254,000, according to Homes.com.

In a statement, Janet Love said the new homes are designed for "the way people live today." That includes modern kitchens, bathroom suites with walk-in closets and comfortable great rooms.

Homes come with up to four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and attached two-car garages.

Builder has more Las Vegas developments in the pipeline

Parkhill Crest's community website indicates more development is planned just to the south of its site for the 154 townhouses.

StoryBook has three other new-home communities throughout the city, according to its website. Two of which are in Henderson, while the other is in Las Vegas. Parkhill Crest is StoryBook's lone townhouse community, while the others are single-family developments.

StoryBook has been a division of Toll Brothers since 2021. Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers is the nation's tenth-largest homebuilder based on 10,813 closings in 2024, according to Builder Magazine.

Representatives from Toll Brothers were unable to be reached for further comment.

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Ron Davis

Ron Davis is a staff writer for Homes.com, focusing on Phoenix's housing market. With extensive experience in business reporting, he covers economic development and real estate in Arizona and New Mexico. Originally from Chicagoland, Ron has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and is currently house hunting for his family.

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