Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Every home on this page has a private pool, and they sit in two ZIP codes inside Lone Mountain: most in 89129, with about a third in 89149. Right now there are 14 homes with a median list price of $1,441,000. About three in four are priced at $1M or more, and the rest fall between $500K and $1M.
All of them are single-family houses. Most were built in 2010 or later, and the remainder date from 1990 to 2009. Single-story floor plans are a large share, about two in five, so you can compare one-level layouts and two-story plans with the pool as the constant.
A pool in the Las Vegas valley is a year-round line item: weekly service, chemicals, electricity for the pump, and water to replace what the desert heat evaporates. Ask for the age of the pump, filter, heater and surface, since resurfacing and equipment replacement are the big-ticket repairs. Check any HOA rules on pool changes or equipment screening before planning upgrades. The listings below show photos and full details for each home.
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There is no fixed premium, because lot, size, finishes and age of the home move the price far more than the pool alone. Homes with a private pool on this page carry a median list price of $1,441,000, with a typical range of $681,000 to $2,129,000. Your agent can pull sold comparables with and without pools in the same ZIP to see what the pool is worth on a specific street.
Hire a pool inspector in addition to the home inspector. They check the pump, filter, heater, plumbing, surface condition, tile and coping, and look for leaks or cracks. Ask for the age and service records of each piece of equipment, because plaster resurfacing and equipment replacement are the costly repairs.
Many homes here sit inside a master-planned community and a subdivision association, and their rules can cover exterior changes, pool equipment screening and contractor access. Among homes on this page with dues, the median monthly HOA is $103. Ask for the CC&Rs before you plan a new pool feature, a slide or a change to the backyard.
About two in five of the homes on this page are single-story, so a large share, though two-story plans are more common. If you want a one-level layout with a pool, narrowing to those homes is worth doing. Compare square footage as well, since the median here is 4,094 sq ft.
The median time listed is 39 days across the homes on this page right now. That is a snapshot and moves with the season and price point. Pools tend to draw more attention in warmer months, so timing your search can affect how many options you see.
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