500 S 13th St

A mid-century low-rise co-op property in Las Vegas built in 1962, composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom units. The two-story complex clusters residences around landscaped courtyards and exterior walkways, with exterior steps and ground-floor access for some units. Interiors reflect modest, practical finishes: open plans in smaller units, ceiling fans, window treatments, and accessibility features in portions of the building. Common facilities are utilitarian — on-site coin or shared laundry rooms, a community pool, and basic outdoor areas for residents. The HOA structure is comprehensive for a budget-conscious owner-occupant or investor: dues commonly cover water, sewer, trash, insurance, and property taxes, with routine maintenance managed at the community level. Parking is surface-level and arranged adjacent to the courtyard; some units offer immediate ground-floor entry while others occupy the second level. Pet and service policies vary by unit and co-op rules; ownership is cooperative rather than fee-simple, so purchasers should expect board review and specific resale procedures. The setting is urban-proximate, near Downtown Las Vegas and the Strip, with convenient freeway access and neighborhood retail, making daily errands and transit straightforward for residents.