Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Homes with a Casita or Guest House for Sale in Lone Mountain, NV
6 homes with a casita or guest house are listed in Lone Mountain right now, with a median list price of $1,367,500 and a typical range of $1,050,000–$2,085,000. About four in five are in ZIP code 89149, and the rest are in 89129. Every one is a single-family house.
Most are single-story, and about four in five have a private pool, so the outdoor space is usually a main part of the property. Most were built in 2010 or later, about two in five date from 1990 to 2009, and none were built before 1990. Most are priced above $1M, with a smaller share between $500K and $1M. The median size is 3,936 sq ft, so ask whether that figure includes the casita.
Before you fall for a floor plan, find out whether the casita is attached or detached, whether it was permitted, and whether it has its own entrance, bathroom, kitchen and air conditioning. HOA rules on rentals and outbuildings can matter as much as the layout. The listings below show which homes have each setup.
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About casitas & guest houses in Lone Mountain.
Is the casita included in a listing's square footage? ▾
Not always. A permitted addition or an attached casita is often counted, while a detached guest house or an unpermitted conversion may be left out or listed separately. Check the county record and ask the listing agent for the permit history so you know what the number covers.
What's the difference between an attached casita and a detached guest house? ▾
An attached casita shares a wall or a courtyard with the main house and is often on the same air conditioning and utilities. A detached guest house is a separate structure and may have its own meters, cooling system and water heater. That means separate upkeep, and it can affect insurance and how the space is valued.
Can I rent out the casita in Lone Mountain? ▾
That depends on zoning, the HOA's rules and the local short-term rental regulations, and none of them should be assumed. Get the community's CC&Rs and confirm with the city or county before counting on rental income. Lenders and appraisers also treat a rentable unit differently from a guest room.
What do homes with a casita cost on this page? ▾
Most are priced above $1M, with a smaller share between $500K and $1M. The median list price is $1,367,500, and the typical range runs from $1,050,000 to $2,085,000. Pool, lot size and build year all move the price along with the casita.
Do these homes have HOA dues? ▾
67% of the homes on this page have HOA dues, and the median monthly amount for those that do is $103. Ask for the CC&Rs, since they can restrict guest-house use, exterior changes and rentals. Dues vary by subdivision.
What should I inspect on a home with a casita and a pool? ▾
Inspect the casita's separate air conditioning, plumbing and electrical, because it is another system to maintain. About four in five homes here have a private pool, so also ask about the pool equipment's age and the monthly upkeep cost. A general inspection plus a pool inspection is a reasonable start.