Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
32 homes in Lone Mountain are listed under $750,000 right now, with a median list price of $398,450. Most are in ZIP 89129, with smaller groups in 89149 and 89031. The largest single group is Lone Mountain Condos, typically under $300K. Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically land between $300K and $500K. Ann / Durango, Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield usually sit between $500K and $750K.
About seven in ten are single-family houses and the rest are condominiums. More than a third are single-story, and private pools are a small share. Nearly all were built between 1990 and 2009, a smaller group is 2010 or newer, and only a few predate 1990.
Homes of this age call for a close look at roof, HVAC and water heater condition, and for a read of what the HOA dues actually cover. Condo dues usually bundle in more shared costs than house dues do. The listings below show photos, prices and HOA details for each home.
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ZIP 89129 holds most of them, with fewer in 89149 and 89031. By subdivision, Lone Mountain Condos has the largest group, followed by Lone Mountain Village, Ann / Durango, Beazer At Lone Mountain West, Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield. Each has its own page with the current listings.
Houses are the larger group, at about seven in ten, with condominiums making up the rest. Lone Mountain Condos typically sits under $300K, while the house-heavy subdivisions such as Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield usually run $500K to $750K. The median list price across the page is $398,450.
The median home is 1,708 square feet, at a median of $229 per square foot. Condos tend to be the smaller end of that spread and houses the larger end, so compare square footage within the same subdivision.
For homes that have an HOA, the median monthly dues are $80. Dues vary by subdivision and by what they cover, so ask for the HOA's budget summary and see whether exterior maintenance, insurance on the building or shared amenities are included.
Yes to single-story: a bit over a third of the homes are one level, spread across houses and condos. Private pools are a small share, so expect to scan more listings to find one. A pool adds ongoing costs for chemicals, power and equipment repairs.
Most homes here were built between 1990 and 2009, so original roofs, air conditioning units and water heaters may be near or past their expected life. Ask for service records and get a full inspection. The typical year built runs 1996–2007, and homes have a median of 69 days listed.
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