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Las Vegas Single-Family Detached HomesSingle-family homes come in a variety of sizes and styles. The first decision a prospective home buyer must consider is whether to choose a one-story or two-story home. All else being equal, the single story version of a 2,000 square foot home will have a larger footprint than the two-story version. Given the cost of land in Las Vegas, this generally means a larger building lot and subsequently a higher list price.
If you choose a two-story home do you require a bedroom on the main floor (maybe an office)? Perhaps a masterbedroom on the main floor and the children's bedrooms upstairs would work best. Another option is two master bedrooms. When entering many Las Vegas homes you are stepping into a combination living room/dining room. The family room is located beyond that at the rear of the house. In today's more casual lifestyle, people often choose a great-room option, forgoing the formal living room in favor of a larger open area.
Most builders offer optional fireplaces. In the illustration fireplaces can be in the master bedroom and the family room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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A second consideration is the number of bedrooms. These days, many folks have a home office occupying a bedroom, and since you will be living in the entertainment capital of the world, you will probably have more visiting guests than usual.
You will notice in this floorplan that the entrance leads to the formal living room / dining room combination. If you select the bedroom 4 option, that room will contain closet space. Likewise with the optional office room. A bedroom, by definition, must contain a closet and a window. 
Here is a traditional 2-story home with a fourth bedroom downstairs.
