FOR SALE – 1020 Sweeney Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89104

It’s rare to find a home that respects the past without being haunted by old plumbing. If you’re tired of the “grey-on-grey” HGTV flips that strip away every ounce of character, 1020 Sweeney in the historic Huntridge neighborhood is the antidote you’ve been looking for.

Here is why this property is a standout for anyone looking for vintage Vegas charm with modern structural integrity.

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The “Un-Flip”: A Total Re-Creation

Most “renovated” homes in this price point get a fresh coat of paint and some cheap vinyl flooring. This home, however, was totally rebuilt from the ground up. The owner didn’t just mask the old issues; they solved them:

• The Foundation: The entire concrete slab was replaced.

• The Vitals: New sewer lines, water supply lines, and a completely updated electrical panel and wiring.

• Efficiency: Fully insulated walls and attic, dual-pane windows, and ceiling fans to keep those Vegas utility bills in check.

Mid-Century Soul, Modern Comfort

The goal here wasn’t to modernize the home into oblivion—it was to restore its soul. You get the best of both worlds:

• The Kitchen: Re-created to honor the original aesthetic while functioning like a dream.

• The Bathroom: A stunning preservation of the iconic “piano tub” paired with meticulously recreated tile surrounds.

• Flex Space: A versatile room off the kitchen offers extra storage or a perfect home office.

A Backyard for the Green Thumb

The seller’s passion for landscaping is evident the moment you step outside. It’s a private sanctuary featuring:

• A massive covered patio deck made for lounging.

• Lush greenery, including mature trees, shrubs, and palms.

• The “Bonus” Building: A rare brick outbuilding equipped with power, windows, and its own covered patio. It’s the ultimate setup for a studio, workshop, or “she-shed.”

The Bottom Line: Huntridge was originally built for affordability, and it remains one of the most accessible ways to own a piece of Las Vegas history. But 1020 Sweeney is a rarity—a home that has been lovingly “re-created” rather than just “flipped.”