Las Vegas · ZIP 89107 · Est. 1952
Charleston Heights Homes for Sale in Las Vegas
Mid-century ranch homes on 80 subdivisions between Rainbow and Decatur. Median sold price $360,000.
Charleston Heights homes for sale
Single-family homes in the Charleston Heights price band, refreshed daily from the MLS.
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What do Charleston Heights homes sell for right now?
Charleston Heights homes in ZIP 89107 sold for a median of $360,000 over the last 12 months, across 365 closed sales. The median home went under contract in 21 days at 98.4% of list price (Las Vegas REALTORS® MLS, October 21, 2026).
- $360,000Median sold price, 12 months
- 21 daysMedian days to contract
- 98.4%Sale-to-original-list
- 4.2 monthsSupply, balanced market
Recent Charleston Heights home sales
| Address | Sold | Closed | Home | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6121 Sonoma Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89107 | $450,000 | Oct 1, 2026 | 5 bd · 1,748 sf · built 1960 | 22 |
| 712 Harper Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89107 | $425,000 | Oct 13, 2026 | 4 bd · 1,581 sf · built 1964 | 35 |
| 5908 Heron Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89107 | $362,000 | Oct 9, 2026 | 3 bd · 1,178 sf · built 1961 | 124 |
| 6209 Dayton Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89107 | $345,000 | Oct 15, 2026 | 3 bd · 1,180 sf · built 1963 | 24 |
The spread tells the story. 712 Harper Circle, updated with 4 bedrooms, closed at $425,000 in 35 days. 5908 Heron Avenue, a 1961 three-bedroom, needed 124 days to close at $362,000. Full market report →
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Hyper-focused realtor services for Charleston Heights
Pricing a 1950s–1960s ranch home
Value here turns on roof, HVAC, plumbing and lot size, not just square footage. Comps come from your tract, not the ZIP average.
Buying in Charleston Heights
Most homes carry no HOA, and many offer RV parking. Inspections focus on original cast-iron drains, electrical panels and roofs.
Selling a Cliff May or mid-century home
Original 1955 design details are a selling point to the right buyer. Marketing names the architecture and the tract.
Probate and inherited homes
Many Charleston Heights homes have had one owner for decades. Estate sales get a quiet, step-by-step plan and vetted contractors.
Where is Charleston Heights?
Charleston Heights is a mid-century neighborhood in west-central Las Vegas, ZIP 89107. It runs from Rainbow Boulevard east to Decatur Boulevard, and from Charleston Boulevard north to Washington Avenue.
The City of Las Vegas counts 80 separate subdivisions inside those lines. Developer Ernest Becker proposed the first 1,400 homes in September 1952, the largest housing plan in Nevada at the time. Read the neighborhood guide →
The Cliff May homes of Charleston Heights
In 1955, Burns Construction built 147 ranch homes in Tracts 3 and 5, marketed with Cliff May and architect Chris Choate. The City of Las Vegas has studied the cluster for its Historic Property Register.
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Charleston Heights questions, answered
What is the median home price in Charleston Heights, Las Vegas?
Homes in ZIP 89107, which covers most of Charleston Heights, sold for a median of $360,000 over the 12 months ending October 21, 2026, across 365 closed sales. Most single-story ranch homes there close between $300,000 and $450,000, depending on size, lot and updates.
Where is Charleston Heights in Las Vegas?
Charleston Heights sits in west-central Las Vegas, ZIP 89107. The City of Las Vegas survey bounds it by Washington Avenue, Vegas Drive and Meadows Lane on the north; Decatur Boulevard and Bedford Lane on the east; Charleston Boulevard and Evergreen Avenue on the south; Torrey Pines Drive and Rainbow Boulevard on the west. It holds 80 subdivisions.
How fast do Charleston Heights homes sell?
The median home in 89107 went under contract in 21 days and sold at 98.4% of its original list price (MLS, October 21, 2026). Updated homes with new roofs and HVAC move fastest; dated homes can sit 100+ days.
What are the Cliff May homes in Charleston Heights?
They are 147 ranch homes built in 1955 in Charleston Heights Tracts 3 and 5, designed in association with Cliff May and architect Chris Choate and built by Burns Construction Company. The City of Las Vegas has studied the cluster for its Historic Property Register.