9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue: A Two-Story Northwest Las Vegas Home With an Upstairs Loft and a Turf Backyard

Front exterior of 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue, a two-story home in northwest Las Vegas

9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue is a two-story, three-bedroom home in northwest Las Vegas (zip 89149) with 2,231 square feet of living space, an upstairs loft, a two-car attached garage and a finished backyard with synthetic turf. The list price is $399,900 as of October 26, 2026.

Information is valid as of the date of this blog post (October 26, 2026). For updated information, please contact Zahler Properties.

This home is listed by Eric D. Ludvigsen of Zahler Properties.

Front exterior of 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue, a two-story home in northwest Las Vegas
The front of the home. The listing notes a long driveway that sets the house back from the street.

9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue at a glance

Address 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89149
List price $399,900 (as of October 26, 2026)
Beds and baths 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath
Living area 2,231 sq. ft.
Lot size 0.11 acres
Year built 2005
Home type Two-story single-family home (resale)
Subdivision Twilight at Elkhorn Ranch
Parking 2-car attached garage with inside entry
HOA $42 per month (listed as covering association management)
Annual taxes (as listed) $2,711
MLS number 2821811

What is inside

The main level is built around an open great room with tile flooring and a run of large windows, so the space gets a lot of natural light. The kitchen sits off that room with wood cabinetry, a gas range, a microwave, a refrigerator and a disposal, and there is a half bath on the main floor.

Great room with tile flooring and large windows at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
The great room, with tile flooring and large windows.
Kitchen with wood cabinetry and black appliances at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
The kitchen opens to the main living area.

Upstairs, a large loft gives you a second living area that could work as a media room, an office or a game room. The listing describes a primary suite plus two more bedrooms, and the laundry room is on the upper level with a gas dryer hookup. Flooring is a mix of tile and carpet, with a wood-look floor in at least one bedroom based on the listing photos.

Upstairs open living area at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
The upstairs loft area.
Upstairs bedroom with wood-look flooring at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
An upstairs bedroom.
Bathroom with soaking tub and walk-in shower at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
A bathroom with a soaking tub and a separate glass shower.

On the systems side, the listing shows central air (electric), central gas heat, dual-pane windows, solar screens and a tile roof. It does not list a photovoltaic (solar power) system.

Outside: turf, a covered patio and a block wall

The backyard is finished with synthetic turf and a covered patio, enclosed by a block wall, and the front is desert landscaped. The lot is about 0.11 acres and the house faces south. There is no pool or spa.

Backyard with synthetic turf and covered patio at 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue
The backyard, with synthetic turf and a covered patio.
Aerial view of 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue and surrounding northwest Las Vegas neighborhood
An aerial view of the home and the surrounding area.

What does the $42 HOA cover?

The listing shows a monthly association fee of $42 that covers association management, and it notes a covenants and restrictions disclosure. Ask for the HOA documents early so you can read the rules on things like exterior changes, parking and rentals before you are deep into escrow.

What conveys with the house?

The listing includes a refrigerator, gas range, microwave and disposal in its appliance list. What actually stays with the home is set by the purchase agreement, so write the items you expect into your offer rather than relying on the listing.

What should a buyer verify before making an offer?

  • HOA documents and fees. Confirm the current dues, any transfer or resale package fees, and the CC&Rs.
  • Age of the AC and water heater. The listing does not give ages, so ask, and have the inspector look closely at both.
  • Roof condition. The tile roof is original to a 2005 home unless records say otherwise; underlayment is worth asking about.
  • Utility costs. Ask for recent bills, especially summer cooling months, to get a real monthly number.
  • Insurance quote. Get a homeowners quote during your inspection window, not after.
  • Your own inspection. Every resale deserves one, no matter how clean it looks in photos.

If you are weighing renting against buying at this price point, our breakdown of the renting vs. buying breakeven in Las Vegas walks through the math.

See the home

Full details are on the listing page for 9010 Mossy Hollow Avenue, and you can walk through it online with the virtual tour. To schedule a showing or ask a question, contact Zahler Properties.

Source: Listing courtesy of Zahler Properties LLC, Eric D. Ludvigsen. MLS #2821811. Data provided by LVR. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Geoff Zahler | Broker/Owner, Zahler Properties