Put an end to the rent trap and own your own condominium in the western hills of Las Vegas. Located in the gated, resort-like community of Chateau Versailles, you simply won't find anything similarly well-located at this price. The upper level unit features vaulted ceilings and newly installed carpet throughout. Take note, if the property was adorned with more upgrades and updates, well then it wouldn't be available in this location for this purchase price. The unit is move-in ready and the community features a resort-style pool, spa, and BBQ grilling area. Nestled between surrounding mountains, you'll enjoy both your surroundings and nearby access to the 215 and nearby Summerlin amenities.
Gorgeous Gated Community with resort style Pool, Spa, & Clubhouse. Beautiful two-tone paint interior. Granite Countertop in Kitchen. Excellent Mountain Views from Balcony. In Excellent Condition. A Must See!
Public Records
Jul 31, 2009
Sold
$49,900
$61/sq ft
GLVAR #924284
Jul 31, 2009
Sold
$50,000
$61/sq ft
Jul 31, 2009
Listing Removed
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Apr 1, 2009
Listed
$49,900
$61/sq ft
+3
Gorgeous gated community with resort style pool/spa/clubhouse. Beautiful two-tone paint interior. Granite Countertop in Kitchen. Excellent views from Balcony. In proximity to 215 freeway. A Must See!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$743 (+2.6%)
$20,300 + $34,188
$54,488
2024
$724 (+2.9%)
$19,950 + $34,267
$54,217
2023
$703 (+3.0%)
$19,950 + $35,574
$55,524
2022
$683 (−1.5%)
$27,650 + $31,469
$59,119
2021
$693 (+8.2%)
$22,050 + $29,049
$51,099
2020
$641 (+6.7%)
$19,950 + $28,167
$48,117
2019
$600 (+4.8%)
$19,950 + $23,242
$43,192
2018
$573 (−42.5%)
$16,100 + $23,039
$39,139
2017
$996 (+86.1%)
$8,190 + $22,374
$30,564
2016
$535 (+3.2%)
$5,950 + $21,305
$27,255
2015
$518
$5,950 + $19,498
$25,448
2014
$518 (+2.9%)
$4,200 + $14,792
$18,992
2013
$503 (−0.8%)
$4,200 + $14,792
$18,992
2012
$508 (−4.2%)
$4,200 + $11,145
$15,345
2011
$530 (−7.1%)
$4,200 + $11,275
$15,475
2010
$570 (−30.7%)
$4,200 + $11,954
$16,154
2009
$822
$5,250 + $12,096
$17,346
Tax history for 10550 Alexander Rd #2125
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$743 (+2.6%)
$20,300 + $34,188
$54,488
2024
$724 (+2.9%)
$19,950 + $34,267
$54,217
2023
$703 (+3.0%)
$19,950 + $35,574
$55,524
2022
$683 (−1.5%)
$27,650 + $31,469
$59,119
2021
$693 (+8.2%)
$22,050 + $29,049
$51,099
2020
$641 (+6.7%)
$19,950 + $28,167
$48,117
2019
$600 (+4.8%)
$19,950 + $23,242
$43,192
2018
$573 (−42.5%)
$16,100 + $23,039
$39,139
2017
$996 (+86.1%)
$8,190 + $22,374
$30,564
2016
$535 (+3.2%)
$5,950 + $21,305
$27,255
2015
$518
$5,950 + $19,498
$25,448
2014
$518 (+2.9%)
$4,200 + $14,792
$18,992
2013
$503 (−0.8%)
$4,200 + $14,792
$18,992
2012
$508 (−4.2%)
$4,200 + $11,145
$15,345
2011
$530 (−7.1%)
$4,200 + $11,275
$15,475
2010
$570 (−30.7%)
$4,200 + $11,954
$16,154
2009
$822
$5,250 + $12,096
$17,346
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
1
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
2003
Sq. Ft.
821
Year built
2003
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Clark County
APN
13701414191
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 2, 2026.
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