Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Lone Mountain Condos holds the largest group of two-story listings in Lone Mountain, about one in five, followed by smaller clusters in Beazer At Lone Mountain West and Mayfield. About nine in ten are in ZIP code 89129, with a few in 89149 and 89031. 30 homes are listed now, at a median list price of $419,500.
The mix is about seven in ten single-family houses and about three in ten condominiums, so "two-story" covers detached homes and multi-level condo units alike. Most were built between 1990 and 2009, about four in five, and about one in five are 2010 or newer. Prices spread widely: about a fifth sit under $300K and about a fifth are over $1M. About a quarter have a private pool.
Before you buy, ask how many air conditioning units serve the house and how old each one is. Upstairs rooms run warmer in a Las Vegas summer, and two-story homes often have a separate unit per floor. For condos, ask what the HOA covers on the exterior and roof. Homes with dues carry a median of $103 a month. The listings below show each home's photos and details.
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Upper floors tend to run warmer in the desert, since heat rises and the roof takes the afternoon sun. Many two-story homes use a separate air conditioning unit or a zoned system for each level. Ask for the age and service history of every unit, and whether the upstairs ducting has ever been adjusted.
The typical range right now is $258,000–$1,709,000, with a median list price of $419,500. Prices spread across the whole range, with condos at the lower end of the market and large houses at the top. Community pages such as Lone Mountain Condos, Beazer At Lone Mountain West and Mayfield show each community's usual price band.
Not always, so confirm in the listing and in person. Some condo units span two levels inside, while others are in a two-story building. Check the floor plan, which level the unit is on, and where the stairs are.
Among homes with an HOA, the median is $103 a month. Ask what the dues cover, since condo dues often include exterior upkeep and some shared costs while house dues may not. Request the CC&Rs and the latest reserve information before you make an offer.
About a quarter have a private pool. Pool upkeep is the same regardless of the number of stories: ask about the age of the pump, heater and any resurfacing. A second story can make exterior work such as painting, gutters and roof repairs more costly, so ask for inspection reports.
The median is 61 days listed right now. That figure moves as new homes come on and others sell, and it covers everything from lower-priced condos to larger houses. Check how long a specific home has been listed, as a longer stay can open room to negotiate.
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