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Mount CharlestonHomes for Sale in Mount Charleston, Nevada

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$1,399,000Median Sale Price
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Search Homes in Mount Charleston
ZIP: 89124
Type: Mountain · Resort
Price Range: $400K–$1.5M+
HOA: $0–$50/mo
Est. 1950
The Neighborhood

Who lives in Mount Charleston

An exclusive snapshot benchmarked against Clark County

Mount Charleston skews older — median age 54, well above Clark County's 38, with 27% of households raising children. Owner-occupancy runs at 88%, well above the 57% county average, and median household income ($111K) significantly outpaces the county's $74K. 39% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher — well above the 26% county average, and annual residential turnover (19%) is markedly lower than the county's 41% — signaling a stable, long-tenure neighborhood.

Population
518
vs Clark County aggregate
Median HH Income
$111,250
vs Clark County $74K
Median Age
54
vs Clark County 38
Median Home Value
$630,000
vs Clark County $401K
Owner-Occupied
88%
vs Clark County 57%
Bachelor's+
39%
vs Clark County 26%
Has Children
27%
vs Clark County 30%
Avg HH Size
2.5
vs Clark County 2.7
Annual Turnover
19%
vs Clark County 41%
Density / sq mi
18
vs Clark County 291/sq mi
Age distribution in Mount Charleston
Roughly balanced across life stages.
Children (0–17)
19%
Young Adults (18–24)
Working Age (25–64)
58%
65 +
23%
When was Mount Charleston built?
Peak construction era: Before 1970 — about 49% of homes.
Before 1970
49%
1970s
13%
1980s
6%
1990s
13%
2000s
19%
2010s
2020 +
How much do Mount Charleston households earn?
60% of households earn $100K or more annually.
Under $50K
17%
$50K – $100K
23%
$100K – $150K
31%
$150K – $200K
17%
$200K +
11%
How does Mount Charleston get to work?
Most common commute: 30 – 59 min (73% of workers).
Commute Time
Under 15 min
22%
15 – 29 min
5%
30 – 59 min
73%
60+ min
Transportation Mode
Drove alone
71%
Carpooled
10%
Worked from home / other
18%

Source American Community Survey 2023 via LiveBy. Benchmarks Clark County aggregate.

Where is Mount Charleston?

Spring Mountains, Nevada — Mount Charleston, Nevada.

~35 min
to the Strip
via Kyle Canyon Rd (SR-157) → US-95
~25 min
to Downtown Summerlin
via Kyle Canyon Rd → W Charleston Blvd
~45 min
to Harry Reid Airport
via Kyle Canyon Rd → US-95 → I-15
~15 min
to Lee Canyon Ski Resort
via Lee Canyon Rd (SR-156)

NEW MOUNT CHARLESTON LISTINGS

  • 4618 Yellow Pine Avenue — Las Vegas
    NEW
    $799,000
    House
    Est. $4,511/mo
    4 Beds
    4 Baths
    2,467 Sq. Ft.0.06 Acres
    Built in 1949
    4618 Yellow Pine Avenue
    Las Vegas, NV, 89124
    Charleston Park Resort Unrec
  • Trout Canyon Road — Las Vegas
    NEWPRICE REDUCED $101k
    $1,399,000$101k
    Land
    Est. $7,899/mo
    0 Beds
    — Baths
    320.00 Acres
    Trout Canyon Road
    Las Vegas, NV, 89124
  • 276 Seven Dwarfs Road — Las Vegas
    NEW
    $4,750,000
    House
    Est. $26,820/mo
    5 Beds
    6.5 Baths
    6,735 Sq. Ft.0.36 Acres
    Built in 2001
    276 Seven Dwarfs Road
    Las Vegas, NV, 89124
    Echo View Sub

Listing data sourced from GLVAR via Repliers IDX. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Updated continuously.

Mount Charleston: Mountain · Resort Living in Mount Charleston

Mount Charleston is a mountain · resort community in Mount Charleston, Nevada (ZIP 89124), established in 1950, developed by Various / Private Owners, spanning ~5 sq mi residential. Mount Charleston is the Las Vegas Valley's mountain escape — a collection of residential communities perched at 6,500 to 8,500 feet elevation in the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, roughly 35 minutes northwest of the Strip. The communities of Kyle Canyon and Lee Canyon offer a genuine four-season mountain lifestyle with pine forests, cool summer temperatures, and winter snowfall, all within an easy drive of the desert valley floor below. For Las Vegas homeowners seeking a primary residence or vacation retreat in the mountains, Mount Charleston is the only option within commuting distance.

The residential areas of Mount Charleston are split between two main canyons. Kyle Canyon is the larger and more developed, home to the majority of full-time residents, the Mount Charleston Lodge (rebuilt after the 2021 fire), and the starting point for popular hiking trails. Lee Canyon is home to the Lee Canyon Ski & Snowboard Resort, Nevada's only ski area, and a smaller collection of cabin-style homes. Homes range from rustic A-frame cabins starting around $400,000 to custom mountain estates exceeding $1.5 million.

The mountain lifestyle at Mount Charleston is dramatically different from the valley floor. Summer temperatures run 20–30 degrees cooler than Las Vegas — a significant draw when the desert hits 110°F. The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest provides endless hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding through ponderosa pine and bristlecone pine forests. Winter brings snow and skiing at Lee Canyon. The elevation and forest setting support diverse wildlife including wild horses, elk, mule deer, and the Mount Charleston blue butterfly — an endangered species found nowhere else on Earth.

Mount Charleston appeals to nature lovers, remote workers, retirees, and anyone seeking a mountain lifestyle without leaving the Las Vegas metro area. The limited housing stock — approximately 500 homes total — and constrained development on U.S. Forest Service land ensure that Mount Charleston will remain a small, exclusive community. Properties trade infrequently, and the market is driven by lifestyle buyers rather than investors, resulting in a uniquely stable and passion-driven real estate market.

Mount Charleston At a Glance

Established1950
DeveloperVarious / Private Owners
Total Acreage~5 sq mi residential
Homes~500
Median Home Price$1,399,000
ZIP Codes89124
Guard-GatedNo
HOA$0–$50/mo

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Top 7 Facts About Mount Charleston

  1. Mount Charleston spans ~5 sq mi residential in Mount Charleston, Nevada (ZIP 89124).
  2. Mount Charleston was established in 1950 by Various / Private Owners.
  3. Mount Charleston contains ~500 homes with prices ranging from $400K–$1.5M+.
  4. Mount Charleston is a mountain · resort community.
  5. HOA fees in Mount Charleston range from $0–$50/mo per month.
  6. Top-rated schools serving Mount Charleston include John C. Vanderburg Elementary (zoned) (7/10) and Sig Rogich Middle School (zoned) (10/10).
  7. Mount Charleston is located ~35 min to the Strip via Kyle Canyon Rd (SR-157) → US-95.

What Makes Mount Charleston Stand Out

Four-Season Mountain Living

At 6,500–8,500 feet elevation, Mount Charleston enjoys 20–30 degree cooler summers, fall foliage, winter snow, and spring wildflowers. A true mountain experience 35 minutes from the Strip.

Lee Canyon Ski Resort

Nevada's only ski and snowboard resort sits at the top of Lee Canyon with 195 acres of skiable terrain, night skiing, and a lodge. Residents enjoy a mountain winter sport right in their backyard.

Hiking & National Forest

The Spring Mountains NRA encompasses over 316,000 acres of Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest with dozens of hiking trails including the challenging 11,916-foot Charleston Peak summit.

35 Minutes to the Strip

Despite the mountain setting, Mount Charleston is just 35 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip via Kyle Canyon Road (SR-157) or Lee Canyon Road (SR-156). Many residents commute daily.

Extreme Scarcity

With only ~500 homes on limited privately held land surrounded by National Forest, Mount Charleston is one of the most supply-constrained markets in Nevada. Properties rarely come to market.

Wildlife & Dark Skies

Home to wild horses, elk, mule deer, and the endangered Mount Charleston blue butterfly. Minimal light pollution makes Mount Charleston one of the best stargazing locations near a major city.

Parks & Recreation Near Mount Charleston

Spring Mountains NRA

Kyle Canyon Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89124

316,000+ acres
  • Hiking trails
  • Campgrounds
  • Picnic areas
  • Visitor center
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Winter sports

Lee Canyon Ski & Snowboard Resort

6725 Lee Canyon Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89124

195 ski acres
  • Skiing
  • Snowboarding
  • Night skiing
  • Lodge & dining
  • Summer activities

Cathedral Rock Trailhead

Cathedral Rock Trail, Mount Charleston, NV 89124

National Forest
  • Hiking
  • Rock formations
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Photography
  • Nature study

The Mount Charleston Lifestyle

~35 min
to the Strip
3+
Nearby Parks
~500
Homes
1950
Established
No
Guard-Gated

HOA Information for Mount Charleston

Fees & Management

Monthly HOA Range$0–$50/mo
Guard-GatedNo
Community TypeMountain · Resort

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

Schools Serving Mount Charleston

School NameGradesRating
Indian Springs Elementary SchoolK–58/10
West Prep Elementary SchoolK–54/10
Indian Springs Middle School6–88/10
College of So NV High School East9–128/10
College of So NV High School South9–1210/10
College of So NV High School West9–1210/10
Indian Springs High School9–124/10
Northwest Career-Technical Academy High School9–1210/10

Attendance-zone data via LiveBy + GreatSchools (most recent academic year). Specific zoning varies by street — confirm with CCSD before purchasing.

What Mount Charleston Buyers Say

★★★★★
Nevada Real Estate Group helped us find our mountain dream home on Mount Charleston. They understood the unique aspects of mountain property — well water, septic systems, snow load requirements — and guided us through every step. We wake up in the pines every morning, 35 minutes from work.
Steven & Diana W.Bought on Mount Charleston · 2024
★★★★★
Selling a Mount Charleston property is unlike selling anything else in Las Vegas. Nevada Real Estate Group marketed our cabin to the right lifestyle buyers and we had a qualified offer within weeks. Their knowledge of the mountain market is unmatched.
Frank G.Sold on Mount Charleston · 2025

Frequently Asked Questions About Mount Charleston

The questions buyers ask most when exploring Mount Charleston.

Homes on Mount Charleston range from approximately $400,000 for rustic cabins to over $1.5 million for custom mountain estates with premium views and modern construction.
Yes. Mount Charleston receives significant snowfall each winter, typically from November through March. The Lee Canyon area at higher elevation receives the most snow, supporting the Lee Canyon Ski Resort.
Yes. Most Mount Charleston residents are full-time, year-round residents. The roads are maintained by NDOT through winter, though chains or 4WD may be advisable during heavy snowstorms.
Mount Charleston is approximately 35 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip via Kyle Canyon Road. Many residents commute daily to valley-floor jobs.
Residential areas range from approximately 6,500 to 8,500 feet elevation. Charleston Peak, the highest point, reaches 11,916 feet — the tallest peak in the Spring Mountains.
Yes. Lee Canyon Ski & Snowboard Resort offers 195 acres of skiable terrain with 3 chairlifts, night skiing, and a lodge. It is Nevada's only ski area.
The Mount Charleston Lodge (rebuilt after the 2021 fire) provides dining and events. For full grocery and retail, residents drive to the Summerlin area, approximately 25 minutes downhill.
Mount Charleston has approximately 500 homes split between Kyle Canyon, Lee Canyon, and Rainbow Canyon. Development is constrained by National Forest boundaries, ensuring permanent scarcity.

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