304 Orland St

A mid-20th-century low-rise condominium complex in Las Vegas, built in 1963, composed of two-story walk-up buildings clustered around landscaped courtyards and patios. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom floorplans with single-level arrangements and a mix of upstairs and downstairs positions; many listings note features such as ceiling fans, window treatments, and primary bedrooms on the main level. Exterior character is unpretentious and functional, with mature shrubbery, common courtyards, and surface parking including carports and open spaces rather than structured garages. Common-area offerings are straightforward: community swimming pools, shared laundry facilities, and occasional assigned parking and small private storage rooms adjacent to units. Interiors vary from original-era finishes to fully remodeled units that include new cabinetry, countertops, flooring, plumbing fixtures, and modern windows; some units keep vintage layout and simple electrical/all-electric systems. Pet and service policies are typical of older condo associations (HOA covers water and trash in some cases), while maintenance responsibility is split between owners and the HOA per conventional condo rules. The complex sits near retail, dining, schools and transit corridors with freeway access, supporting a practical, commuter-friendly lifestyle in an established Las Vegas neighborhood.