Are you or someone you know looking for a special setting lot with unobstructed, long-range mountain, Toiyabe National Forest, & ski-run views? This is it! This corner lot is sited at the west side of Camp Lady Subdivision with U.S. Forest Service land bordering across the street to the west. North-sloping lot. Spectacular views of a majestic pine forest, geological formations & snow capped mountain peaks in the winter. A wildlife haven with deer and wild horses wandering through the woods. Design a mountain chalet getaway here and enjoy the four seasons, exquisite forest and sweeping mountain views, and the crisp, mountain air. Shown by appointment only. Virtual tour, photos and additional information at www.MtCharlestonRealty.com. Imagine homes and building sites immersed in Toiyabe National Forest, a mountainous alpine forest environment, yet so incredibly close and accessible to Las Vegas. An easy, daily commute only 18 minutes (miles) from the Mt. Charleston Hotel to Las Vegas' first subdivision street lights and approximately 45 minutes to the Strip. Rejuvenating living, every day, or on a moment's notice during the busy work week. Picture yourself in your getaway cabin, chalet or luxurious home. Magnificent mountain views, towering pines, clean fresh air, four seasons, a forested oasis. Elevations of properties from approximately 7,000 to 9,500 feet. Mt. Charleston peak 11,918' above sea level. New life in spring, the fall aspen leaves turning gold, pure relief form the brutal desert summer heat under the shade of a tall pine, abundant wildlife such as mule deer, rabbit, fox, turkey, chipmunks, squirrels, hummingbirds and an array of other feathered friends. The name "Charleston" was given to the peak by John C. Fremont while he was exploring this portion of Southern Nevada. The name refers to Charleston, South Carolina, which was Fremont's wife's hometown. Mt. Charleston is the third-highest peak in Nevada, located in Spring Mountains, which run along the western edge of the Las Vegas valley. This 316,000 acre region is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. As you drive up the mountain, you will not only experience a difference in the temperature, but you see changes in vegetation. At the lowest level, which is 2,080 feet, you will find Joshua trees. As you continue your ascent, cedar trees begin to line the road, and once you have reached the uppermost region you'll be surrounded by an alpine forest. Bristlecone pines are located on the mountain and known as the oldest known life form on earth. In Spring, everything is reborn and renewed. Summer offers cool, relaxing days. Fall features golden leaves illuminating the forest. Winter is simply a wonderland.
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