Résidence Unifamiliale À Mount Charleston

Mountain living, elevated. Mornings here mean coffee on the deck as the first light hits Mummy Mountain. Evenings bring the warmth of a crackling fire, with nothing but wind moving through the pines and oaks. Just 30 minutes from Las Vegas, yet far enough to feel like a real escape. This 2005 home was built for exactly that kind of living, blending solid mountain construction with warm, livable finishes throughout. A long paver driveway leads to a tandem two-car garage with storage, setting the tone before you even step inside. Enter through the mud room, where a leaded glass door and tile flooring greet you. The kitchen is the heart of the home: granite countertops, a Kitchen Aid stove/oven, stainless steel refrigerator, custom cabinetry with pull-out drawers, a pantry, and a breakfast bar. The dining room features a bay window, framing the mountain views. The open flow continues into the living room, anchored by a wood-burning stove with surround sound and a wet bar. Wood floors and wood-cased windows carry that warmth and natural light throughout. French doors open onto a 432 sq ft +/- Trex composite deck with new metal railing. Upstairs, two bedrooms each feature a closet, ceiling fan, and light, alongside a full bath with a clawfoot fiberglass tub and separate shower. Downstairs you’ll find a spacious den/family room, a 3/4 bathroom with shower, and a laundry room. Freshly painted exterior, Hardie board siding, a metal roof, separate storage shed, NuTone intercom system and double insulation round out a home built to handle mountain seasons with ease.
*Tax records currently reflect 2,832 sqft; measured finished living space is approximately 2,112 sqft, plus a 720 sqft tandem two-car garage.*