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Northwest valley • ≈22,000 housing units • median build-year 1998

Named for the 560-foot butte that rises above it, Lone Mountain blends suburban convenience with pockets of rural charm just north of Summerlin. Roughly 54 500 residents (median age forty; median household income about $87 500) live here in a patchwork of 1990s master-planned tracts, half-acre ranch properties and brand-new hillside estates. Entry-level condos and town-homes begin in the mid-$300,000s, traditional three- and four-bedroom single-family homes run from the mid-$400,000s into the high-$700,000s, and guard-gated golf-course homes or custom hillside builds frequently top the one-million-dollar mark. Architectural variety is wide—stucco contemporaries with tiled roofs sit alongside modern glass-and-steel “mini-estates” by Blue Heron—giving buyers plenty of choice without leaving the northwest valley.

Community Layout & Notable Sub-Neighborhoods

Lone Mountain’s residential map stretches from US-95 west to the 215 Beltway and includes several well-known enclaves. Lone Mountain Heights offers family-friendly parks and easy trail access. Paradise Meadows provides gated, semi-custom homes on quarter-acre lots. Painted Desert delivers a guard-gated, mature-landscaped golf community, while the hillside streets closest to the butte showcase modern, view-oriented estates on oversized lot

Schools

A Quick Snapshot of Standouts

Below is a snapshot—not a full list—of prominent campuses that serve or accept students from Lone Mountain. Attendance zones and magnet or charter admissions can change, so always confirm with the Clark County School District, individual schools or trusted third-party education sites before making decisions

Eileen Conners Elementary (PK–5)

offers above-average academics with a 15-to-1 student–teacher ratio.

Somerset Academy Lone Mountain (K–8, charter)

delivers a college-prep curriculum with a strong STEM emphasis.

Walter Johnson Junior High (6–8, IB magnet)

hosts the district’s International Baccalaureate Middle Years programme and a gifted-and-talented track.

Centennial High School (9–12)

serves roughly two thousand students and provides an extensive lineup of AP courses alongside competitive athletics.

For a complete, current list of public, charter and private options, and to verify zoning or lottery requirements, please consult additional sources.

Lifestyle, Shopping & Recreation

Lone Mountain Regional Park surrounds the butte with a 3.2-mile perimeter trail, an equestrian arena, pickle-ball and tennis courts, shaded playgrounds and a short but rewarding summit hike. Nearby Majestic Park adds twelve tournament-grade softball fields, while Police Memorial Park offers reflective gardens and dog-friendly lawns. Day-to-day errands stay close to home: Costco, Target, Walmart, specialty grocers, medical offices and dozens of restaurants cluster around Centennial Center, five minutes from most Lone Mountain addresses. Whether it’s ramen at Ichi, tapas at La Casa Cigars & Wine Bar or morning coffee at Bad Owl, residents rarely need a freeway for a good meal.

Commute & Connectivity

Fast on-ramps to both US-95 and the 215 Beltway place Downtown Summerlin about fifteen minutes away, the Las Vegas Strip roughly twenty minutes south-east and Harry Reid International Airport twenty-five minutes door-to-door in typical traffic. Despite the easy freeway reach, several county-designated rural-preservation streets still allow horses, giving the area a rare blend of convenience and elbow room.

Why Buyers Love Lone Mountain

Home-shoppers gravitate here for outdoor living—sunrise summit hikes, equestrian loops and nightly city-light views—combined with larger lots and lower HOA footprints than many nearby master plans. Add plentiful retail, dining and healthcare options without tourist congestion, and Lone Mountain offers a lifestyle that feels both spacious and connected.

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In the beautiful area of Lone Mountain you’ll be in good company with around 57,389 residents with around 69% of those homeowners. With an average age of 38, the residents of Lone Mountain are well established, made up of families of all age groups. Though fairly kicked back throughout the week, during weekends and holidays, you can see a lot more activity and excitement. Over the past 30 days roughly 58 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $524,486. That is an increase of $4,697 from the previous period.