Zip 89129 · Zip 89149
Lone Mountain Real Estate — Northwest Las Vegas Landmark Living
Lone Mountain is the northwest valley’s namesake landmark — a 3,342-foot peak with its own summit trail, ringed by neighborhoods that range from gated production villages to half-acre equestrian parcels with no HOA.
Lone Mountain at a glance
- Zip codes
- 89129, 89149
- Landmark
- Lone Mountain — 3,342-ft summit trail from the regional park
- Lot variety
- Standard tracts to RNP half-acre equestrian parcels
- Parks
- Lone Mountain Regional Park, Majestic Park ballfields
- Access
- CC-215 at Lone Mountain Rd; Summerlin in ~10 minutes
Homes for sale near Lone Mountain
Live MLS inventory from Dr. Janet Duffy — updated continuously
Two markets around one mountain
West and north of the peak, Rural Neighborhood Preservation overlays protect half-acre-minimum lots where horses, casitas, and RV garages are permitted and HOAs are often absent — the Lone Mountain West pocket is a longtime equestrian stronghold. East and south, gated and non-gated production villages from the 1990s–2010s deliver conventional suburban living with the mountain as a backdrop.
Lone Mountain Regional Park’s summit trail is a daily ritual for many residents — a short, steep climb with 360-degree valley views. Majestic Park adds lighted ballfields, and the CC-215 puts Downtown Summerlin’s retail 10–12 minutes away.
Buyer diligence notes
RNP parcels can involve wells, septic systems, and easements that standard tract purchases never touch. Dr. Duffy verifies the overlay status, utility connections, and animal-keeping entitlements parcel by parcel — details that materially affect value and financing.
REALTOR® services in Lone Mountain
Dr. Janet Duffy, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Nevada Properties · License S.0197614.LLC · 1980 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89135 · (702) 766-7668
Buying near Lone Mountain
Whether you need arena space for horses or simply a three-car garage with mountain views, Dr. Duffy maps the exact streets where each product exists and sets alerts accordingly — equestrian-entitled inventory here is scarce and moves through word of mouth as often as the MLS.
Selling near Lone Mountain
No-HOA, RNP, and equestrian entitlements command premiums only when buyers hunting those features see the listing. Dr. Duffy markets to those niche searches directly and documents entitlements up front so appraisers credit them.
Where Lone Mountain sits in the valley
Lone Mountain FAQs
Can I keep horses near Lone Mountain?
On designated RNP half-acre-plus parcels, yes — animal keeping is among the protected uses. Dr. Duffy confirms the overlay and any deed restrictions for each specific parcel.
How hard is the Lone Mountain summit trail?
It is short but steep — most hikers reach the 3,342-ft summit from Lone Mountain Regional Park in 25–40 minutes round trip.
How close is Lone Mountain to Summerlin?
About 10 minutes — the CC-215 and Lone Mountain Road connect directly to Summerlin’s Town Center corridor.
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