SHAWOOD Ibuki at The Orchards: Floor Plan, Photos & Starting Price
Updated: 14 hours ago
ANTONIO SNOW | SNOW GROUP | NORTHWEST LAS VEGAS
A home can be open without asking everyone to share the same activity all day. Ibuki is worth studying from that perspective: where would you gather, and where would you go when you need a change of pace? These are design questions to bring to the plan, not a promise about how any particular homesite will feel.
Exterior imagery courtesy of SHAWOOD. Representative design or rendering, not a specific available home.
The plan at a glance
Published starting price: $1,399,950 | 3,512 sq. ft. | 4 bedrooms | 3.5 bathrooms | 3-car garage
Community: The Orchards, 6771 Aspen May Court, Las Vegas, NV 89131. This is a published-plan guide; Antonio's firsthand Towa review is linked below.
A second place to spend time
SHAWOOD identifies a game room, a prep kitchen and a covered patio off the dining area in the Ibuki design.
Give that extra room a purpose before falling for the staging. Would it hold games, a creative hobby or a second place to watch a movie? Check the opening, available wall space and relationship to nearby rooms. A room with a different label on the plan does not automatically give you the privacy, sound separation or storage your intended activity needs. Let the way you live decide its role.
The primary suite has its own outdoor moment
The primary suite is listed with a dedicated covered patio, two walk-in closets, split vanities and a freestanding tub. A secondary bedroom has an en suite bathroom.
Treat the private patio as usable space to evaluate, not simply another line on the feature list. Imagine a morning coffee, an evening conversation or time outside without entertaining. Then ask about orientation, neighboring windows and what you would see from a chair. For the closets, compare the storage you own with the included layout. Good separation starts with a practical fit, not just a generous-looking photograph.
What to check on your Snow Tour
Walk through two different scenarios. First, picture a quiet weekday with people on different schedules. Next, picture a gathering with cooking, conversation and someone using the extra room. Does circulation still feel comfortable? Where would deliveries, coats or hobby equipment go? Mark the questions that depend on furniture dimensions and those that depend on the specific lot. Keeping those two lists separate makes the next conversation much more useful.
Compare the other Orchards plans
Start with the gallery, then open the other plans side by side. Rather than treating an extra room as an automatic upgrade, assign your own use to it and decide what you would give up elsewhere. Compare the private and shared outdoor spaces in the selected plans, and use Antonio's Towa review for a separate firsthand perspective. The strongest shortlist is the one you can explain in terms of your life, not someone else's model-home furniture.
Price, timing and the selected home
Treat the advertised starting price as a starting point, not an all-in quote. Request a written price for your selected plan, homesite, elevation and options. Separate the costs that are included from the selections you see in the imagery, and confirm availability before making tour or purchase plans.
The community page still displays Coming soon, while the individual plan pages publish prices. Confirm appointment availability and opening dates directly.
Bathroom counts above follow the builder's headline specifications; the same pages' Home Details sections show lower whole-number counts. Confirm the selected floor plan and bathroom configuration in writing.
Your Snow Thoughts
What would your game room become: a social space, a hobby room or somewhere to unwind? And would you use a private primary patio more often than a larger shared patio? Share your Snow Thoughts below.
There's no tour like a Snow Tour, and I'll see you next time.
Antonio Snow | Coldwell Banker Premier Realty | Nevada license S.0187906
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