Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
35 single-family homes are listed inside Lone Mountain right now, with a median list price of $688,888. Most are in ZIP 89129, about a quarter are in 89149, and a few are in 89031. The largest groups by subdivision are Lone Mountain Village, Ann / Durango, Beazer At Lone Mountain West, Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield. The rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions.
The price range is wide. About a third of the listings fall between $300K and $500K, another third between $500K and $1M, and a sizable group is above $1M. Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically sit in the $300K to $500K band, while Ann / Durango, Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield typically sit between $500K and $750K. Most homes were built from 1990 through 2009, and about a third are 2010 or newer. Roughly half are single-story, and about a third have a private pool.
A detached house can still come with an HOA. 74% of these homes carry dues, with a median of $75 a month among those that do. Check what the dues cover, since that varies by subdivision. The listings below show each home's details.
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The median list price on this page is $688,888, and most homes fall between $396,000 and $1,935,000. Prices vary a lot by subdivision. Lone Mountain Village and Beazer At Lone Mountain West typically run lower than Ann / Durango, Lone Mountain Heights and Mayfield.
Many do, but not all. Among the homes that have dues, the median is $75 a month. Ask for the HOA's resale documents to see what the dues cover, what the rules are on parking, exterior changes and rentals, and whether any special assessments are pending.
Roughly half are single-story, so there is a real choice between one-level and two-story plans. The listing details show the floor plan and square footage, and the median size here is 2,868 square feet. Confirm the number of stories in the listing, since it isn't always obvious from the photos.
About a third of the homes here have a private pool. Plan for ongoing costs: chemicals or a pool service, pump and filter replacement, resurfacing every so often, and higher summer electric bills. Ask for the equipment's age and any service records, and have a pool inspection done alongside the regular home inspection.
Most were built from 1990 through 2009, and about a third are 2010 or newer. Only a few pre-date 1990. For a home from the 1990s or 2000s, ask about the age of the roof, the air conditioning system and the water heater, because those are the big replacement items.
Most are in 89129, about a quarter are in 89149, and a few are in 89031. Lone Mountain is a master-planned area within Las Vegas, so listings carry a Las Vegas mailing address. Check the subdivision name in each listing to see which neighborhood the home belongs to.
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