Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
14 three-bedroom homes are listed inside Lone Mountain right now, and most of them are in ZIP 89129, with a few in 89031 and 89149. The largest group is in Lone Mountain Condos, followed by Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West. The median list price is $398,450.
About two in three are single-family houses and the rest are condominiums, so the choice between a yard and shared walls comes up often at this size. About two in five are single-story, and private pools are a few. Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009, with a smaller share from 2010 or newer and none from before 1990. Most are priced between $300K and $500K, with smaller groups under $300K and between $500K and $1M. Lone Mountain Condos typically lists under $300K, while Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically fall between $300K and $500K.
Condos and many houses here carry association dues, with a median monthly HOA of $80 among homes that have one. Compare what the dues cover before you compare list prices. The listings are below.
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Most list between $302,000 and $641,000, with a median list price of $398,450. Condos in Lone Mountain Condos typically come in under $300K. Houses in Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically land between $300K and $500K.
Lone Mountain Condos is the largest group, followed by Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West. By ZIP code, most are in 89129, with a few in 89031 and 89149. Those three subdivisions are the quickest places to start comparing.
About two in three listings at this size are single-family houses and about one in three are condos. Condos usually have lower list prices and shared walls, and the HOA often covers more of the exterior. A house gives you a private lot, but you take on more of the upkeep. Compare the monthly HOA and the median price per square foot of $245 across both types.
Yes. About two in five of these listings are single-story, and they include both houses and condos. Check the floor plan in each listing, because a condo can still have stairs inside the building.
Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009, and a smaller share are from 2010 or newer. None were built before 1990. Even so, ask about the age of the roof, the air conditioning and the water heater, since those wear out on their own timeline.
Condos do, and many of the houses sit in subdivisions with dues too. Among homes that have an HOA, the median is $80 a month. Ask what the dues include, such as exterior maintenance, water or trash, and whether any special assessments are planned.
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