NEW
$1,199,000$200k
HouseEst. $6,770/mo
5 Beds
4.5 Baths
4,030 Sq. Ft.0.48 Acres
Built in 2004
9585 W Lone Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV, 89129
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Lone MountainHomes for Sale in Las Vegas, Nevada
62New Listings
$750,000Median Sale Price
17Avg Days to Close
ZIP: 89129, 89131, 89149
Type: Semi-Rural · Equestrian · Luxury
Price Range: $400K–$900K
HOA: $0–$150/mo
Est. 1990
The Neighborhood
Who lives in Lone Mountain
An exclusive snapshot benchmarked against Clark County
Lone Mountain skews slightly older than average, with a median age of 42 vs 38 county-wide, with 28% of households raising children. Owner-occupancy runs at 70%, well above the 57% county average, and median household income ($101K) outpaces the county's $74K. 30% of adults hold a bachelor's degree, in line with the county.
Population
54,575
vs Clark County aggregate
Median HH Income
$101,289
vs Clark County $74K
Median Age
42
vs Clark County 38
Median Home Value
$461,585
vs Clark County $401K
Owner-Occupied
70%
vs Clark County 57%
Bachelor's+
30%
vs Clark County 26%
Has Children
28%
vs Clark County 30%
Avg HH Size
3.0
vs Clark County 2.7
Annual Turnover
36%
vs Clark County 41%
Density / sq mi
7,556
vs Clark County 291/sq mi
Age distribution in Lone Mountain
Roughly balanced across life stages.
Children (0–17)
20%
Young Adults (18–24)
8%
Working Age (25–64)
56%
65 +
16%
When was Lone Mountain built?
Peak construction era: 1990s — about 48% of homes.
Before 1970
1%
1970s
2%
1980s
8%
1990s
48%
2000s
31%
2010s
9%
2020 +
1%
How much do Lone Mountain households earn?
44% of households earn $100K or more annually.
Under $50K
26%
$50K – $100K
30%
$100K – $150K
21%
$150K – $200K
9%
$200K +
14%
How does Lone Mountain get to work?
Most common commute: 15 – 29 min (42% of workers).
Commute Time
Transportation Mode
Source American Community Survey 2023 via LiveBy. Benchmarks Clark County aggregate.
Location
Where is Lone Mountain?
Northwest Las Vegas, Nevada — Las Vegas, Nevada.
~20 min
to the Strip
via US-95 South → I-15
~15 min
to Downtown Summerlin
via Durango Dr South
~30 min
to Harry Reid Airport
via US-95 → I-15 South
~15 min
to Mount Charleston / Lee Canyon
via US-95 → Kyle Canyon Rd
NEW LONE MOUNTAIN LISTINGS
PENDING$900,000LandEst. $5,082/mo0 Beds— Baths2.10 Acres—7740 W Lone Mountain RoadLas Vegas, NV, 89129
NEW$600,000HouseEst. $3,388/mo4 Beds3 Baths2,884 Sq. Ft.0.11 AcresBuilt in 20044128 Bennett Mountain StreetLas Vegas, NV, 89129Kimball Hill Homes Lone Mountain West
NEW$1,900,000LandEst. $10,728/mo0 Beds— Baths3.90 Acres—Fort ApacheLas Vegas, NV, 89149
NEW$1,399,000HouseEst. $7,899/mo4 Beds4 Baths3,901 Sq. Ft.0.49 AcresBuilt in 20209520 Grand Pass CourtLas Vegas, NV, 89129Lone Mountain Park Amd
NEW$535,000$15kHouseEst. $3,021/mo5 Beds4 Baths2,660 Sq. Ft.0.10 AcresBuilt in 20044512 Yellow Harbor StreetLas Vegas, NV, 89129Monument At Lone Mountain
Listing data sourced from GLVAR via Repliers IDX. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Updated continuously.
Community Overview
Lone Mountain: Semi-Rural · Equestrian · Luxury Living in Las Vegas
Lone Mountain is a semi-rural · equestrian · luxury community in Las Vegas, Nevada (ZIP 89129/89131), established in 1990, spanning ~5 sq mi, with 3,000+ homes. Lone Mountain is one of the most distinctive and sought-after residential enclaves in the Las Vegas Valley. Named for the prominent Lone Mountain geological formation that rises approximately 600 feet above the surrounding desert, this northwest Las Vegas community offers something that virtually no other area in the metro can match: semi-rural living with large lots, equestrian properties, and sweeping mountain views — all within 20 minutes of the Strip.
The area surrounding Lone Mountain features a mix of larger custom homes on half-acre to multi-acre lots, equestrian properties with horse facilities, and newer suburban development along its eastern and southern edges. The large lot sizes and relaxed zoning allow for horse keeping, RV storage, workshops, and the kind of personal space that is increasingly rare in the urbanizing valley. Many properties feature custom architecture, private pools, and views of Lone Mountain itself or the broader Spring Mountain range.
Homes in the Lone Mountain area range from approximately $400,000 for standard-lot single-family homes on the community's periphery to $900,000 or more for large-lot custom homes and equestrian estates with acreage. The most premium properties are those with unobstructed Lone Mountain views, horse facilities, and full-custom construction. Unlike most Las Vegas communities, many Lone Mountain properties do not have an HOA, giving owners maximum flexibility for how they use their land.
Lone Mountain's location is strategically advantageous. It sits between Summerlin to the south and the newer Skye Canyon community to the north, with Centennial Hills to the east. The US-95 freeway is easily accessible for commutes, and the commercial corridors along Durango, Elkhorn, and Ann Road provide shopping, dining, and services. For buyers who want space, privacy, mountain views, and the option to keep horses — all within commuting distance of the valley's employment centers — Lone Mountain is unique.
Lone Mountain At a Glance
Established1990
DeveloperVarious
Total Acreage~5 sq mi
Homes3,000+
Median Home Price$750,000
ZIP Codes89129, 89131, 89149
Guard-GatedNo
HOA$0–$150/mo
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Call (702) 637-1759Quick Facts
Top 7 Facts About Lone Mountain
- Lone Mountain spans ~5 sq mi in Las Vegas, Nevada (ZIP 89129, 89131).
- Lone Mountain was established in 1990.
- Lone Mountain contains 3,000+ homes with prices ranging from $400K–$900K.
- Lone Mountain is a semi-rural · equestrian · luxury community.
- HOA fees in Lone Mountain range from $0–$150/mo per month.
- Top-rated schools serving Lone Mountain include Zel & Mary Lowman Elementary (8/10) and Edmundo \'Eddie\' Escobedo Middle (7/10).
- Lone Mountain is located ~20 min to the Strip via US-95 South → I-15.
Why Lone Mountain
What Makes Lone Mountain Stand Out
Large Lot Living
Half-acre to multi-acre lots that are increasingly rare in the Las Vegas Valley. Room for pools, workshops, RV storage, and outdoor living that standard subdivisions can't offer.
Equestrian Properties
One of the few areas in the valley zoned for horse keeping. Properties with stables, corrals, arenas, and trail access for equestrian enthusiasts.
Lone Mountain Views
The iconic 600-foot Lone Mountain formation provides a dramatic backdrop. Many homes enjoy unobstructed views of this geological landmark and the Spring Mountains beyond.
No HOA Options
Many Lone Mountain properties have no HOA, giving owners maximum flexibility for land use, home modifications, and property improvements without association restrictions.
Strategic Location
Between Summerlin and Skye Canyon with easy US-95 access. 20 minutes to the Strip, 15 minutes to Downtown Summerlin, and 15 minutes to mountain recreation.
Scarcity Value
Large-lot semi-rural properties in the Las Vegas Valley are a finite resource. As the valley urbanizes, Lone Mountain's acreage properties become increasingly rare and valuable.
Outdoor Amenities
Parks & Recreation Near Lone Mountain
Lone Mountain Regional Park
4445 N Jensen St, Las Vegas, NV 89129
~30 acres- Hiking trails
- Mountain summit trail
- Picnic areas
- Desert landscape views
- Wildlife viewing
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
9200 Tule Springs Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89131
~680 acres- Fishing ponds
- Picnic areas
- Historic ranch buildings
- Walking trails
- Peacock gardens
Centennial Hills Park
7101 N Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89131
~20 acres- Swimming pool
- Water slide
- Sports courts
- Playground
- Walking trails
Outdoor Living
The Lone Mountain Lifestyle
~20 min
to the Strip
3+
Nearby Parks
3,000+
Homes
1990
Established
No
Guard-Gated
HOA
HOA Information for Lone Mountain
Fees & Management
Monthly HOA Range$0–$150/mo
Guard-GatedNo
Community TypeSemi-Rural · Equestrian · Luxury
Management
Community Association
HOA fees are subject to change. Verify current fees with the management company before purchase.
What HOA Typically Covers
- Common area landscaping and maintenance
- Community parks and trail maintenance
- Neighborhood street maintenance
- Exterior architectural standards enforcement
- Reserve fund contributions
Education
Schools Serving Lone Mountain
School NameGradesRating
Allen Dean LaMar Elementary SchoolK–5
West Prep Elementary SchoolK–5
Leavitt Justice Myron E Middle School6–8
Centennial High School9–12
College of So NV High School East9–12
College of So NV High School South9–12
College of So NV High School West9–12
Northwest Career-Technical Academy High School9–12
Attendance-zone data via LiveBy + GreatSchools (most recent academic year). Specific zoning varies by street — confirm with CCSD before purchasing.
Client Stories
What Lone Mountain Buyers Say
★★★★★
“Nevada Real Estate Group found us the equestrian property we'd been searching for in Lone Mountain. Two acres, mountain views, and horse facilities — all 20 minutes from the Strip. They understood exactly what we needed.”
★★★★★
“We sold our Lone Mountain acreage property through Nevada Real Estate Group. They attracted buyers who appreciated the value of large-lot living and negotiated a premium price for our unique property.”
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Lone Mountain
The questions buyers ask most when exploring Lone Mountain.
Homes in the Lone Mountain area range from approximately $400,000 for standard-lot single-family homes to $900,000 or more for large-lot custom homes and equestrian estates with acreage.
Yes. Lone Mountain is one of the few areas in the Las Vegas Valley zoned for horse keeping. Many properties include stables, corrals, riding arenas, and access to riding trails.
Lone Mountain is a prominent geological formation rising approximately 600 feet above the surrounding desert in northwest Las Vegas. The residential area surrounding it features large-lot homes, equestrian properties, and mountain views.
The Lone Mountain area spans portions of ZIP codes 89129, 89131, and 89149 in northwest Las Vegas. Home prices range from $400K–$900K.
Many Lone Mountain properties — particularly the larger-lot and equestrian properties — have no HOA. This gives owners maximum flexibility for land use. Some newer subdivisions on the community's periphery do have HOA associations. Monthly HOA fees in Lone Mountain range from $0–$150/mo, which typically covers common area maintenance, landscaping, and reserve fund contributions.
Lone Mountain is approximately 20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip via US-95 South. Downtown Summerlin is about 15 minutes south.
Lone Mountain is excellent for families seeking space, privacy, and outdoor living. The large lots, mountain views, and proximity to parks and trails create a unique family environment. Schools include Lowman Elementary (8/10) and Escobedo Middle (7/10).
Lone Mountain is served by CCSD schools including Lowman Elementary (8/10) and Escobedo Middle (7/10). Private options include The Meadows School (A+) and Bishop Gorman (A+). Doral Academy Red Rock (9/10) is a top charter option.
The best sub-neighborhood depends on your priorities — school zones, lot size, home age, and proximity to amenities all vary within the community. Nevada Real Estate Group agents who specialize in Lone Mountain can walk you through the specific blocks and streets that match your criteria.
New construction availability varies by season and builder phase. Some sections of Lone Mountain have active new home sales while others are fully built out with resale-only inventory. Contact Nevada Real Estate Group for the most current new construction options.
Comparisons
Nearby Communities to Consider
CommunityStarting PriceWhy Consider
SummerlinFrom $450KFlagship master-planned community directly south. Guard-gated enclaves and premium amenities.→Skye CanyonFrom $400KNew master-planned community to the north. Mountain access and Skye Center amenities.→Centennial HillsFrom $350KBroader northwest area to the east. More suburban character with strong commercial infrastructure.→Desert ShoresFrom $350KLakefront community to the southeast. Waterfront living as an alternative to mountain living.→ProvidenceFrom $350KMaster-planned community in North Las Vegas. More structured community design at attainable prices.→AlianteFrom $300KNorth Las Vegas master plan with golf and casino. More affordable master-planned alternative.→Ready to Find Your Lone Mountain Home?
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Owner, Nevada Real Estate Group - LPT Realty
8945 W Russell Rd, Suite 170, Las Vegas, NV 89148
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Owner, Nevada Real Estate Group - LPT Realty
8945 W Russell Rd, Suite 170, Las Vegas, NV 89148
Info@NevadaGroup.com
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