Homes for Sale Under $400,000 in Lone Mountain, NV

Nearly all of them are in ZIP 89129, and most sit in two subdivisions. Lone Mountain Condos has the largest share and usually prices under $300K, while Lone Mountain Village has about a fifth and typically lists between $300K and $500K. Anything near the top of this budget is more likely to be in Lone Mountain Village.

Condos are the larger group, roughly two in three listings, with single-family houses making up the rest. A condo usually means shared walls and exterior upkeep handled by the association. A house gives you more control over the lot but typically puts maintenance of the roof, systems and yard on you.

The median home here is about 1,260 square feet, at a median of $222 per square foot. Sizes vary by home type, so check the square footage on each listing rather than assuming. About a third of the homes are single-story, so floor plan is worth checking if stairs matter to you.

Typical build years run from 1995 to 2007, and essentially all of these homes were built in the 1990s or 2000s. That is old enough that original air conditioning units, roofs and water heaters may be at or past their expected life. Ask for service records and consider a thorough inspection.

Among homes that have dues, the median is $295 a month. Dues vary by community and by what they cover, such as exterior maintenance, shared areas or insurance on a condo building. Ask for the HOA's budget, reserve study and any pending assessments before you write an offer.

Essentially none do. A private pool is uncommon in this price range here, so if you want one you will likely need to raise your budget or look at a different part of the market. Community amenities, where an association offers them, are a separate matter and are worth confirming in the HOA documents.