Mt. Charleston Cabins For Sale

Mt. Charleston Lodge Fire 2021

 In September 2021, a devasting fire at the Mt. Charleston Lodge completely destroyed the restaurant and bar. With over 100 years of history, the lodge was also an emotional loss, especially for Mt. Charleston, NV residents. The lodge, restaurant, and bar had a previous fire in the 1960s. It was rebuilt then and will be rebuilt again.

After the fire in the 1960s started, it took 45 minutes for the Las Vegas Fire Department to arrive. Shortly after the lodge burned, the town’s volunteer fire department was created. Their fire station is located in the Mt. Charleston Village area.

Thankfully, due to a quick response from the local volunteer fire department, the 2021 fire didn’t spread to the Mt. Charleston Lodge rental cabins, homes, or surrounding forest. They know that the fire started in a storage room under the back deck.

Only a week after the fire, cabin rentals at the lodge re-opened for guests. Since there is no restaurant nearby the lodge cabins creating a problem for guests. Local homes, vacation rentals, and cabins for rent have filled the high demand.

Mt. Charleston, NV Homes, and Cabins For Sale

There are different housing areas on Mt. Charleston. Real estate for sale can be a small rustic cabin for under $300,000. Luxury mountain homes for sale can go up to $7 million.

Downtown in the village, where the fire station is, has the oldest cabins for sale. Most have been modernized and remodeled. Mt. Charleston Village homes for sale are unique and back up to the stream that flows down the mountain.

Finding A Mt. Charleston Realtor

 We suggest that a Las Vegas Realtor who knows Mt. Charleston real estate for sale represent you. There are old properties on the mountain where old time Realtors have friendships with the seller.

We have seen facts not disclosed to buyers without a Las Vegas Realtor. Since I sell in Mt. Charleston and am former Nevada building engineer, I get calls. Call me, let’s go see these beautiful and unique mountain homes for sale.

When a home for sale in Mt. Charleston sells, a septic inspection is required. Also a well inspection is required if applicable. Problems occurs when a house is so old that there is an extremely old septic system or none at all. Often replacement is necessary and if there is not enough land near the sewer outlet from the house, problems arise.

Elegant Vacation and Mountain Homes Near Las Vegas

Newer areas have scattered Mt. Charleston homes that are owner-occupied year-round and some used as seasonal retreats and vacation home rentals. Working and living on the mountain has become more popular.

Feel free to look at the cabins and homes for sale searches at the top and bottom of this page. They will show every available Mt. Charleston home for sale.

Listings are updated every 2 hours, so all homes you’ll see should be available for you to purchase today. (National sites are not current) Give us a call at 702-750-7599 to schedule a private showing.

Mount Charleston Cabin Rentals

Mount Charleston cabin rentals are in high demand year-round. Due to the extreme heat in the Las Vegas Valley during the summer, temperatures on the mountain are over 20 degrees cooler.

During the winter, there is considerable demand for cabin rentals during ski season and during the holidays. Investors maintain a high occupancy rate for both short and long-term Lee Canyon and Mt. Charleston cabin rentals.

On weekends with new snowfall, there will be a constant flow of visitors looking for snow fun. Chains are required during storms, but roads are plowed frequently. Lodge reservations and purchasing advance Lee Canyon lift tickets online is recommended due to social distancing. Besides Lee Canyon cabin rentals owned by investors and families, Lee Canyon Ski Area does not have cabin rentals.

Mt. Charleston Climate

The Mountain experiences the same 310+ sunny days a year that Las Vegas has, but it’s considerably cooler. In contrast, in July, Las Vegas’s average high temperature at Harry Reid International Airport is 104 degrees.

At 7800 feet, Mt. Charleston Lodge averages a July high of 79 degrees! Las Vegas (at the airport) has an average low temperature in February of 42 degrees, while the mountain’s average low is 20 degrees.

In contrast to the arid climate that most of Southern Nevada experiences, Mt. Charleston Lodge has an average of 9 inches of rain. Las Vegas has under 4″ of rain a year at the airport. The average annual snowfall at the Lodge is 38 inches compared to Las Vegas, which has a 0-inch average.

Lee Canyon Ski Area

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is the home of Lee Canyon Resort and Ski Area. You’ll find that the Lee Canyon Ski Area features fun for everyone. Visitors can choose between skiing and snowboarding, a tubing hill, and a large snow play area beside the hotel.

The summit’s elevation is 11,916 feet, with numerous double-diamond black runs connecting to various intermediate and beginner runs. Lee Canyon has snow-making capabilities on 35% of the trails. Snow equipment is also ready in case of fire.

Mt. Charleston, NV Homes For Sale

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If you’d like to see some Mt. Charleston cabins for sale, call or text us at 702-750-7599. We sell property and homes in 16 Southern Nevada cities. Send us a message today.