Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Most homes with views in Lone Mountain are in ZIP code 89129, with a smaller share in 89031 and 89149. The largest single group is Beazer At Lone Mountain West, where homes typically list between $300K and $500K. The rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions. Right now 14 homes are listed, with a median list price of $547,000.
The price range is wide. About two in five sit between $300K and $500K, and about three in ten are over $1M. Roughly three in four are single-family houses and about a quarter are condominiums. Most were built between 1990 and 2009, with about three in ten from 2010 or newer. Single-story plans are a smaller share, and about two in five have a private pool.
A view tag in a listing is a starting point, not a guarantee. Stand in the rooms and on the patio the view is meant to be seen from, and ask whether the lot in front could ever be built on. If there is a pool, ask about the age of the equipment. The listings below show photos and details for each home.
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Not automatically. A view tag only says the listing has one. Ask what sits in front of the lot, such as vacant land, a slope or a park, and check the zoning and plat for anything that could be built later. Visit at different times of day to see what the view looks like from the main living areas.
The median list price on this page is $547,000, and most homes fall between $249,000 and $1,923,000. Size, age, lot and whether there's a pool move the price as much as the view does. The median price per square foot of $239 is a useful yardstick for comparing one home with another.
Yes, about a quarter of the homes on this page are condominiums. 79% of the homes have HOA dues, with a median of $102 a month for those that do. Ask what the dues cover and whether the HOA has rules on patio furnishings or exterior changes that could affect how you enjoy the view.
About two in five. A pool and a view often come together on the same lot, but a pool means regular cleaning, equipment upkeep and water and power costs. Ask for the age of the pump, heater and any resurfacing work, and have the pool inspected along with the house.
Typical build years run from 2001 to 2017. Nothing on the page was built before 1990, and most were built from 1990 to 2009. For homes in that range, ask about the age of the roof, air conditioning units and windows. Large panes of glass facing the view can also affect summer cooling.
The median time on the market is 82 days. Individual homes vary with price band and condition. A home priced in line with similar ones nearby usually moves faster than one that's priced on the view alone.
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