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StoryBook Homes New Homes in Las Vegas
StoryBook Homes is a Las Vegas builder that is now a division of Toll Brothers. It is selling in the southwest valley, east Las Vegas, and Boulder City. Here is every community, with prices checked on its own site.
StoryBook Homes is a Las Vegas homebuilder started in 2003. Toll Brothers bought it in 2021 and runs it as a division under the StoryBook name. As of October 16, 2026, StoryBook is selling 5 communities. Three are in the southwest valley: Wellston Ridge, Ivyleaf Square, and Brightridge, which has two collections. Parkhill Crest is a gated townhome community in east Las Vegas, and Iron Pointe is in Boulder City. Starting prices run from $349,990 for a Parkhill Crest townhome to $814,990 for a Brightridge Claret home. A sixth community, Poplin Grove, is coming soon in the southwest. StoryBook's preferred lender is Toll Brothers Mortgage Company, and your agent must register with you at each community on your first visit.
What to know first
- Parkhill Crest is StoryBook's lowest price point, gated two-story townhomes in east Las Vegas with plans from $349,990.
- Brightridge in the southwest has two collections: Jade, 5-bedroom homes from $549,990, and Claret, homes over 3,600 square feet with 3-car garages from $814,990.
- At Wellston Ridge and Ivyleaf Square the floor plans show no price, so the start shown is the cheapest quick move-in home.
- Want one story? Iron Pointe in Boulder City has StoryBook's only single-story plan, the Redbrook, 2,500 square feet from $592,990.
- Every StoryBook community page says there are no SIDs or LIDs. Ask about HOA dues, which StoryBook does not publish.
- StoryBook often runs limited-time offers, often tied to its preferred lender. Ask which offers are live and get the terms in writing.
Where is StoryBook Homes building in Las Vegas right now?
These are the 5 communities StoryBook lists as selling, checked on its website on October 16, 2026, sorted from the lowest starting price to the highest. Brightridge sells two collections from one sales center, so each gets its own row.
| Community | Area | Master plan | Home type | Size (sq ft) | Starts from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parkhill Crest | East Las Vegas | None named | Gated two-story townhome | 1,727 to 1,888 | $349,990 |
| Wellston Ridge | Southwest Las Vegas | None named | Two-story single family | 1,916 to 2,429 | $520,000, quick move-in |
| Ivyleaf Square | Southwest Las Vegas | None named | Two-story single family | 2,429 to 2,637 | $545,000, move-in ready |
| Brightridge, Jade Collection | Southwest Las Vegas | None named | Two-story single family, 5 bedrooms | 2,494 to 2,685 | $549,990 |
| Iron Pointe | Boulder City | None | Single and two-story, RV garage options | 2,500 to 3,571 | $592,990 |
| Brightridge, Claret Collection | Southwest Las Vegas | None named | Two-story single family, 3-car garage | 3,698 to 3,975 | $814,990 |
Starting prices are the lowest base floor plan price StoryBook publishes for each community on storybooknewhomes.com, as of October 16, 2026. Prices change with every release, and some plans start higher. At Wellston Ridge and Ivyleaf Square the floor plans show no price, so the start shown is the cheapest quick move-in home. The Wellston Ridge home is listed as ready in December 2026. Sizes are from StoryBook's floor plans, and its page text gives slightly different ranges in places.
Poplin Grove, near Edmond Street and Silverado Ranch Boulevard in the southwest, is listed as coming soon, with no prices yet. If you are new to buying, start with my first-time buyer guide to new construction.
What is StoryBook Homes known for in Las Vegas?
StoryBook builds only in Southern Nevada. It builds mostly two-story homes with lofts, plus gated townhomes at Parkhill Crest.
Started: 2003, in Las Vegas, by Wayne and Catherine Laska. The Boulder City Review reported in 2021 that it had built more than 1,700 homes in Las Vegas.
Parent company: Toll Brothers. Toll bought StoryBook's assets and operations in its 2021 fiscal year, and StoryBook's site calls itself a division of Toll Brothers.
Where it builds: Southern Nevada
Product here: Gated townhomes at Parkhill Crest, two-story family homes in the southwest, and single and two-story homes in Boulder City
Styles named: Mid-Century Modern, Spanish, Modern Prairie, Modern Craftsman, and Spanish Contemporary
StoryBook's About page points buyers to the HERS Index, where an independent RESNET rater tests a home's energy features. It does not publish scores by community, so ask for the score on the home you want. StoryBook also says it was the first builder in nearly 30 years approved by Boulder City to build a community of more than 100 homes.
Homes for sale
StoryBook Homes and other new homes for sale near its communities
Lofty cannot filter listings by builder, so these are active MLS listings of newly built homes in the ZIP codes where StoryBook is selling. Homes by other builders, and some resales, may also show. StoryBook sells many homes straight from its sales offices, so the table above is the fuller picture.
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Listed by Bryanne Chang-Fong of TB Realty Las Vegas LLC
Which parts of the valley does StoryBook build in?
Three areas: the southwest valley, east Las Vegas, and Boulder City. StoryBook lists nothing selling in Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Skye Canyon, Centennial Hills, or Lake Las Vegas.
Southwest Las Vegas
Communities: Wellston Ridge (89139), Ivyleaf Square (89178), and Brightridge, Jade and Claret Collections (89178). Poplin Grove (89141) is coming soon.
Price range: $520,000 at Wellston Ridge to $814,990 at Brightridge Claret
Worth knowing: StoryBook's Wellston Ridge page places it in Enterprise. Read my guide to Enterprise neighborhoods.
Schools StoryBook lists: Brightridge and Ivyleaf Square: Sierra Vista High. Wellston Ridge: Desert Oasis High. Confirm with CCSD zoning, boundaries change.
Area guide: Southwest Las Vegas new construction
East Las Vegas
Community: Parkhill Crest, gated two-story townhomes (89110)
Price range: Plans from $349,990
Worth knowing: StoryBook places it in the Sunrise Manor area near Nellis Air Force Base. It has a green space, a dog area, private yards, and 2-car garages.
Schools StoryBook lists: Manuel J. Cortez Elementary, Monaco Middle, and Desert Pines High. Confirm with CCSD zoning.
Boulder City
Community: Iron Pointe (89005)
Price range: Plans from $592,990 to $710,990
Worth knowing: Boulder City is its own city. StoryBook says Iron Pointe is next to Boulder Creek Golf Club and about 10 minutes from Lake Mead. The sales center is off site, at 1520 Bristlecone Drive.
Schools StoryBook lists: Martha P. King Elementary, Garrett Junior High, and Boulder City High. Confirm with CCSD zoning.
What do StoryBook homes cost in Las Vegas?
Published starts run from $349,990 at Parkhill Crest to $814,990 at Brightridge Claret.
| What you want | Where to look | Starts from |
|---|---|---|
| A townhome under $400,000 | Parkhill Crest | $349,990 |
| A detached home in the southwest | Wellston Ridge | $520,000, quick move-in |
| Five bedrooms | Ivyleaf Square, Brightridge Jade | $545,000, move-in ready |
| A single-story home | Iron Pointe, Redbrook plan | $592,990 |
| Over 3,500 square feet | Iron Pointe Windhaven, Brightridge Claret | $710,990 |
From storybooknewhomes.com, as of October 16, 2026. Starts are the lowest base plan price, except where labeled quick move-in or move-in ready. Prices change with every release, and some plans start higher.
Quick move-in homes are not always cheaper than building. At Brightridge Jade, the Bristolyn plan starts at $549,990, while two Bristolyn quick move-in homes are listed at $570,000 and $583,000. StoryBook does not publish lot premiums, so ask for them on the exact home site.
What comes with a StoryBook home, and what is the warranty?
StoryBook publishes community features and a short warranty summary. It does not publish a design studio or a standard features list.
- Floor plans: lofts at Brightridge, Ivyleaf Square, Parkhill Crest, and Wellston Ridge, first-floor bedroom options at Brightridge Jade and Ivyleaf Square, and covered patio options at Brightridge, Ivyleaf Square, and Wellston Ridge.
- Iron Pointe options: RV garages, offices, and multigenerational suites.
- Quick move-in homes: StoryBook labels them designer appointed, so the finishes are already picked.
- Warranty: StoryBook says every new home comes with a 1-year builder warranty, a 10-year structural warranty, and manufacturer warranties. You get the full Warranty Guide at your new home orientation.
- Service: warranty requests go through StoryBook customer service or the Toll Brothers homeowner portal linked on its site.
StoryBook does not list a 2-year coverage period, so ask what the Warranty Guide covers after year one. Here is how new home warranties work in Nevada.
What incentives is StoryBook offering in Las Vegas?
StoryBook often runs limited-time offers that vary by community. They change often, so ask which offers are live.
Preferred lender: Toll Brothers Mortgage Company. StoryBook's community pages link to it and to a Toll Brothers home buyer questionnaire.
Loan types: StoryBook says its lenders offer fixed 30-year conventional loans, ARMs, and FHA and VA programs.
Fine print: StoryBook says offers, incentives, and seller contributions vary by community and are subject to terms.
Ask the sales team which offers are live, which homes they apply to, and whether they require the preferred lender. Get the answers in writing. Before you pick a lender, read my notes on builder preferred lenders.
How does buying from StoryBook work?
StoryBook lists what it needs before you sign a Purchase Agreement.
- Visit the community with your agent and register together on that first visit.
- Pick your home site.
- Get a mortgage preapproval. StoryBook lists one from its preferred lender among the items it requires or requests. Cash buyers show proof of funds.
- Bring a cashier's check for the earnest money.
- Sign the Purchase Agreement. StoryBook says to allow up to an hour, and your agent should come with you.
StoryBook does not publish its earnest money amount or how long a home takes to build. Its quick move-in homes show a ready month, from October 2026 to January 2027 right now. Virtual appointments are also available.
What should you know before buying a StoryBook home?
A few things are worth checking before you sign with StoryBook.
- Register at every community. StoryBook says agent registration is not a blanket registration. Your agent must come with you on the first visit to each community.
- The headline price can be a quick move-in price. Parkhill Crest's headline price is for a quick move-in home. The lowest floor plan there starts at $349,990.
- Two communities only price move-in homes. At Wellston Ridge and Ivyleaf Square, only quick move-in homes show a price.
- Ask about the HOA. StoryBook does not publish HOA dues for any community. It does say none of its communities have SIDs or LIDs.
- Most plans are two stories. The only single-story plan is the Redbrook at Iron Pointe.
- Square footage varies by source. StoryBook's plan details and page text list slightly different sizes for the same community in places.
Which builders sell similar homes in the same areas?
If you like StoryBook's areas and price points, these builders also sell nearby.
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Century Communities
EntrySells two-story homes in the southwest at Southwind from $513,990 and Ironwood from $495,990.
View builder page → -
Lennar
MidSells in the southwest at Hinson Hills from $529,990 and three Triad Springs collections from $532,990.
View builder page → -
KB Home
MidSells gated homes in east Las Vegas at Vales at Manzano from $299,990 and Glades at Manzano from $367,990, and Landings at Aven in the southwest from $443,990.
View builder page → -
Toll Brothers
LuxuryStoryBook's parent company. Sells Liberty Ridge in Boulder City, the same city as Iron Pointe, from $799,995.
View builder page →
Picked because they sell in the same parts of the valley as StoryBook, so you can compare plans, prices, and HOAs side by side. Prices are from each builder's own site as of October 16, 2026.
Why bring your own agent to a StoryBook model home?
StoryBook's sales consultants work for StoryBook. Their job is to sell StoryBook homes at StoryBook's price.
I can help you compare a StoryBook home with the Lennar or Century home down the road, and ask about offers, lot premiums, and HOA dues for you. StoryBook requires your agent to be with you and registered on your first visit to each community, so call me before you go. Here is what having your own agent actually changes.
Questions about StoryBook Homes homes in Las Vegas
Who owns StoryBook Homes?
Toll Brothers. It bought StoryBook's assets and operations in its 2021 fiscal year, and StoryBook still sells under its own name as a Toll Brothers division.
Where does StoryBook Homes build in Las Vegas?
As of October 16, 2026, StoryBook is selling 5 communities: Wellston Ridge, Ivyleaf Square, and Brightridge in the southwest, Parkhill Crest in east Las Vegas, and Iron Pointe in Boulder City. Poplin Grove in the southwest is coming soon.
What is the cheapest StoryBook home?
Parkhill Crest, gated townhomes in east Las Vegas, with plans from $349,990 as of October 16, 2026.
Does StoryBook build single-story homes?
Yes, at Iron Pointe in Boulder City. The Redbrook plan is single-story, 2,500 square feet, from $592,990 as of October 16, 2026. Its other plans are two stories.
Do StoryBook communities have SID or LID fees?
Every StoryBook community page says there are no SIDs or LIDs. HOA dues are not published, so ask the sales team.
What warranty does StoryBook offer?
StoryBook says every new home has a 1-year builder warranty, a 10-year structural warranty, and manufacturer warranties. The full Warranty Guide is given at your new home orientation.
Who is StoryBook's preferred lender?
Toll Brothers Mortgage Company. StoryBook lists a preapproval from one of its preferred lenders among the items it requires or requests before you buy.
Do I need to register my agent with StoryBook?
Yes. Your agent must come with you and register on your first visit, at each community. StoryBook says registration is not a blanket registration for all its communities.
How does StoryBook Homes compare to other Las Vegas builders?
StoryBook Homes is one of 18 builders in our Las Vegas new construction guide. The full guide compares all of them side by side, with prices, areas, and the buying process.
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Sources and how this page is maintained
Every price and neighborhood on this page comes from a builder, the master plan developer, or a public agency, and the sources are listed below. Where a number could not be confirmed it was left out rather than guessed.
Starting prices change with every release, and neighborhoods sell out. Treat the numbers here as a starting point, not a quote. This page was last reviewed in October 2026.
Source: StoryBook Homes, home page and quick move-in homes, checked October 16, 2026
Source: StoryBook, Brightridge
Source: StoryBook, Brightridge Jade Collection
Source: StoryBook, Brightridge Claret Collection
Source: StoryBook, Iron Pointe
Source: StoryBook, Ivyleaf Square
Source: StoryBook, Parkhill Crest
Source: StoryBook, Poplin Grove
Source: StoryBook, Wellston Ridge
Source: StoryBook, About Us
Source: StoryBook, Contact Us
Source: StoryBook, Real Estate Agents
Source: StoryBook, Your New Home Journey
Source: StoryBook, Warranty Information
Source: Toll Brothers Form 10-K, fiscal 2021
Source: Boulder City Review, StoryBook gets new chapter after sale to Toll Brothers, August 25, 2021
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