Northwest Las Vegas
Lone Mountain
Lone Mountain offers some of the northwest's largest residential lots and a quieter, more rural feel, while staying within easy reach of Centennial Hills and the Beltway.
Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price
$403K
Active Listings
61
Days on Market
50
Sale-to-List
98.5%
Price / Sq Ft
$238
Source: Redfin neighborhood data, Aug 2026.
Living Here
Shopping
Residents typically drive into Centennial Hills for shopping.
Restaurants
Limited on-site options; part of the tradeoff for larger lots.
Parks
Floyd Lamb Park and Lone Mountain Regional Park are nearby.
Schools
A mix of CCSD zoning depending on the specific pocket of the area.
Recreation
Horse-friendly properties and open desert access are a draw for many buyers.
Commuting
Slightly longer to the Beltway, offset by lower density and larger parcels.
New Development
Limited — most parcels are already established, larger-lot properties.
What Buyers Should Know
Larger lots mean wider price variation — comparing price per square foot alone can be misleading here.
What Sellers Should Know
Land, horse privileges, and privacy sell this area — marketing should lead with lifestyle, not just the house.
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