Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
11 single-family houses at $1 Million and up are listed inside Lone Mountain, the master-planned part of Las Vegas. About three in five sit in ZIP code 89129 and the rest in 89149. The median list price is $1,800,000, and the typical range runs from $1,350,000 to $2,500,000.
Every home here is a detached house, so there are no condos or townhomes to sort through. About half are single-story, a large share at this price. Around nine in ten have a private pool. Most were built in 2010 or later, a smaller group dates from the 1990s and 2000s, and almost none are older. That makes this mostly newer construction, with pool equipment, roofs and air-conditioning units the main age questions on the earlier builds.
Check the HOA for each address, since dues and rules vary by subdivision. 73% of these homes carry dues, with a median of $127 a month. Ask for the CC&Rs before you tour, especially if you plan to change the yard, add a casita or park a vehicle on the property. The listings below show photos, lot details and pool information.
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Right now the listings fall in two ZIP codes: 89129 holds about three in five and 89149 holds the rest. Within those, the homes are spread across several gated and non-gated subdivisions inside Lone Mountain. Check the subdivision name on each listing, because lot sizes and HOA rules differ from one to the next.
Not on this page. Essentially every home listed at $1 Million and up here is a detached single-family house. Attached homes in Lone Mountain generally list below this price point.
The median size is 4,567 square feet, and the median price per square foot is $372. Single-story and two-story plans are both well represented, with about half of the homes on one level. Compare price per square foot within the same subdivision, since lot size and finishes move it more than the square footage alone.
73% of these homes have HOA dues, and the median is $127 a month. Dues can be higher in gated subdivisions, so confirm what they cover and whether there is a separate master association fee. Ask for the CC&Rs, budget and any pending assessments before you make an offer.
About nine in ten homes here have a private pool, so it pays to have the pool inspected separately from the house. Look at the age of the pump, heater, filter and plaster, and ask about any automation or salt system. On the roughly one in five homes built from 1990 to 2009, also have the roof and air-conditioning units checked.
The median time listed is 61 days right now. That number moves with the season and with pricing, so use it as a guide. A home that has sat well past it may have room to negotiate, while a well-priced one in a popular subdivision can go faster.
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