Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Condos in Lone Mountain sit in ZIP 89129, and the largest group of listings is in Lone Mountain Condos. 11 are on the market now, with a typical range of $240,000–$307,000 and a median list price of $275,000. Most come in under $300K, and a smaller group runs between $300K and $500K.
Nearly all were built in the 1990s or 2000s (2003–2007 is the typical range), so these are buildings a couple of decades old rather than new construction. That makes roofs, plumbing, water heaters and exterior paint worth asking about, and the HOA's reserve study will tell you what has been replaced and what is coming. The median unit is 1,248 sq ft. Only a smaller share are single-story, so check the floor plan and which level the unit is on.
The monthly HOA is the cost to compare closely, with a median of $319 for homes that have one. Ask what it covers, whether any special assessment is pending, and what the rules say about rentals. The listings below show photos, dues and square footage side by side.
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Condo dues typically pay for exterior and common-area upkeep and the association's master insurance policy, and sometimes some utilities. Median dues on this page are $319 a month, but what is included varies by building. Ask for the HOA's budget and governing documents before you write an offer.
The typical list range is $240,000–$307,000, with a median list price of $275,000. Most listings are under $300K, and a smaller group sits between $300K and $500K. Median price per square foot is $216, which helps when comparing units of different sizes.
Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009. At that age, ask about the roof, HVAC age, plumbing, water heaters and exterior paint. In a condo, the HOA often handles the roof and exterior, so also ask how much the association holds in reserves.
A smaller share are single-story, so many units have interior stairs or sit above ground level. Look at the floor plan and unit number in each listing to see which level it is on. If stairs matter to you, confirm access before scheduling a showing.
Almost none have a private pool. Any pool access would be a shared amenity run by the association, and that varies by community. Check the HOA documents for what is shared and what upkeep it adds to the dues.
The median listing has been on the market 61 days. Pricing, condition and HOA dues all affect how quickly a given unit moves. Your agent can pull recent sales in the same community for a closer comparison.
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