Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Every two-bedroom on this page sits in ZIP 89129, inside the Lone Mountain master plan. Most are condominiums, with a smaller share of single-family houses mixed in, and there are 8 homes listed right now. The median list price is $267,000, and the typical range runs from $228,000 to $311,000.
Nearly all of these were built between 1990 and 2009, so the typical year built of 2000–2007 tells you the era: homes old enough that roofs, HVAC units, water heaters and flooring deserve a close look at inspection. Most listings are under $300K, and a smaller share falls between $300K and $500K. About two in five are single-story, which is a large share for a mix that is mostly condos. The median size is 1,219 square feet, with a median price per square foot of $224.
Condo ownership means HOA dues, and the median is $307 a month for homes that have one. Check what the dues cover, such as exterior maintenance, water or trash, before comparing monthly costs against a house. Photos and details are in the listings below.
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The median list price on this page is $267,000, with most homes falling between $228,000 and $311,000. Most are priced under $300K, and a smaller share lands between $300K and $500K. Price per square foot, currently $224 at the median, is a useful way to compare one unit against another.
All of the current listings are in ZIP 89129. The mix is mostly condominiums with some single-family houses, so the listing details will show which subdivision each one belongs to. Compare a few side by side, since the HOA rules and dues can differ from one to the next.
Condominiums make up most of the page, roughly four in five, and single-family houses are the smaller share. Condos usually mean shared walls, a master HOA plus a sub-association, and exterior upkeep handled for you. A house at this size generally gives you a private yard and fewer shared-wall questions, but you take on maintenance yourself.
Nearly all were built from 1990 through 2009. At that age, the items that most often need attention are the HVAC system, water heater, roof, windows and plumbing fixtures. Ask for the ages of those components and any recent repair records before you make an offer.
Yes, about two in five of the homes here are single-story. The listing details show the number of stories and the floor level, which matters for condos where a unit may be upstairs or downstairs. If a one-level layout matters to you, confirm it with the listing before scheduling a showing.
For homes that have dues, the median is $307 a month. Ask what the fee includes, whether any special assessments are planned, and how well funded the reserves are. Request the HOA documents early so you can compare the true monthly cost of one unit against another.
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