Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Right now 9 homes in Lone Mountain are listed under $300,000, with a median list price of $264,500. Every one is a condominium, and all of them sit in ZIP code 89129. About half are in Lone Mountain Condos. The rest are spread across other condo subdivisions inside the same ZIP.
At this price, Lone Mountain means a condo, not a detached house, and none of these listings has a private pool. All of them were built between 1990 and 2009, so the buildings are old enough that roofs, HVAC units, water heaters and plumbing may be at or near the end of their lives. Ask for the age of each system, not just the year built. The median size is 1,190 square feet, at a median of $221 per square foot. A smaller share are single-story layouts, so check which floor a unit is on and whether the stairs are inside it.
Condo dues are the other big variable. They differ by building, so compare what each fee covers and ask for the reserve study and any pending special assessments. The listings below show photos, square footage and HOA details for each unit.
September 2026 · Las Vegas market
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Nearly everything at this price is a condo in ZIP code 89129, and about half of the listings are in Lone Mountain Condos. Detached houses in Lone Mountain generally list above this price, so the condo subdivisions are where your options are. The median list price on this page is $264,500.
Right now every listing on this page is a condominium. Houses in Lone Mountain tend to list higher, so a house is unlikely at this ceiling. If you want a detached home, you will usually need to raise your budget or look at nearby areas.
The median size is 1,190 square feet, and the median price per square foot is $221. Layouts vary, so check the floor plan and the number of levels inside the unit. Only a smaller share are single-story, so if you want everything on one level, confirm that before you tour.
They were built between 1990 and 2009, with a typical year built of 2003–2007. At that age, ask when the roof, air conditioning, water heater and plumbing were last replaced. A home inspection and a look at the association's repair history will tell you more than the listing photos.
The median monthly HOA on homes with dues is $319, but each building sets its own amount. Ask what the fee covers, such as exterior maintenance, insurance on the building or shared grounds. Also ask for the reserve study and any special assessments, because they affect your monthly costs and your loan approval.
The median time on the market for these listings is 60 days. A well-priced, clean unit can move faster than that, while one needing repairs often sits longer. Your agent can pull recent sales in the same subdivision to show you where pricing really falls.
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