Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
23 homes are listed under $500,000 in Lone Mountain right now, and nearly all of them are in ZIP 89129, with a small share in 89031. The largest group is Lone Mountain Condos, which typically lists under $300K. Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West come next, both typically between $300K and $500K. The median list price is $339,900.
Single-family houses make up about three in five of the listings and condos about two in five. Single-story floor plans are a smaller share, roughly one in four. Almost everything was built in the 1990s or 2000s, typically 1996–2007, and private pools are essentially absent. Median size is 1,492 sq ft, at a median of $231 per sq ft.
Homes of this age call for a closer look at the air conditioning unit, roof, water heater and original plumbing. Ask for service records. Check what the HOA dues cover too; the median is $132 a month for homes that have one. The listings below show each home's details.
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Nearly all of them are in ZIP 89129, with a small share in 89031. Lone Mountain Condos is the biggest subdivision here and typically lists under $300K. Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically sit between $300K and $500K.
Both. Single-family houses are about three in five of the listings and condos about two in five. The median list price is $339,900, and the typical range runs from $248,000 to $420,000. Compare HOA coverage, since condo and house dues often pay for different things.
The median is 1,492 square feet, so expect a mix of smaller condo floor plans and mid-sized houses. The median price per square foot is $231, which helps you compare one listing against another. Check the individual listing for exact square footage and bedroom count.
Almost all were built between 1990 and 2009, typically 1996–2007. At that age, the air conditioning system, roof, water heater and plumbing fixtures are the usual items to ask about. A home inspection and the seller's repair records will show what has already been replaced.
The median is $132 a month among homes that have an HOA. Ask what the dues include, such as exterior maintenance, shared amenities or insurance on a condo building. Also request the HOA's budget and reserve information before you make an offer.
Single-story floor plans are a smaller share, roughly one in four of the listings. Private pools are essentially absent at this price, so a pool would likely mean looking above $500,000. The listings below can be sorted to spot the single-story ones.
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