Mountain's Edge · Las Vegas, Nevada
Townhomes in Mountain's Edge all sit in ZIP 89178, and the largest group is in the Mountains Edge subdivision, about three in five of the homes listed. There are 8 townhomes here right now, with a median list price of $334,500 and a typical range of $311,000–$354,000.
Every home listed is a two-story or taller floor plan; none are single-story, and none have a private pool. Build years run from 2005 to 2018, with about three in five built between 1990 and 2009 and about two in five built in 2010 or later. That split matters when you compare roofs, air conditioning units and water heaters, since age drives the maintenance you may face in the first few years.
Townhomes usually share walls and often share roofs or exterior systems, so the HOA is a big part of the purchase. The median monthly HOA is $313 for homes that have one. Ask what it covers, whether the master association and a sub-association both bill you, and how the reserve fund looks. Browse the listings below and compare square footage, which has a median of 1,429.
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Townhomes here have a median list price of $334,500, with a typical range of $311,000–$354,000. Price per square foot is a better way to compare, and the median is $240. Check that figure against the specific home's size and condition.
The median monthly HOA for townhomes with dues is $313. Ask what it covers, such as exterior maintenance, roof, common areas or insurance on shared structures. Also ask whether more than one association bills you, and request the budget and reserve study before you write an offer.
Not at the moment. All of the townhomes listed are multi-story, and none have a private pool. If a ground-floor primary bedroom or a pool matters to you, you may need to look at detached homes in Mountain's Edge instead.
Yes. About three in five were built from 1990 to 2009 and about two in five in 2010 or later. Older units are more likely to need a new roof, air conditioning unit or water heater soon, so a home inspection and a look at the HOA's repair history are worth the time.
Find out which exterior elements the HOA maintains and which are yours, since the line varies by association. Ask about the roof, stucco, fences and any shared walls. Your own homeowner policy usually covers the interior, so confirm what the HOA's master policy covers.
Homes on this page have a median of 55 days listed. That's a guide, not a promise, and individual homes can move faster or slower depending on price, condition and HOA terms.
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