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Queensridge is a guard-gated luxury community in west Las Vegas adjacent to Summerlin, home to One Queensridge Place high-rise residences and surrounding estate properties, offering prestigious addresses with Strip and mountain views from the mid $300,000s to over $3.95 million.
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Queensridge is the European-themed luxury community at the north end of Peccole Ranch, just east of Summerlin in the 89145 ZIP code. The 800-acre community was developed primarily by Christopher Homes between 1997 and 2007, with floor plans inspired by French, English, and Italian architectural traditions. Two distinctive guard-gated entrances with copper-green horse statuary anchor the community, one off Charleston and one off Alta. Inside the gates sit approximately 605 luxury residences (the most-cited count, though sources vary from 605 up to 987), ranging from townhomes of approximately 1,400 square feet up to custom estates exceeding 21,000 square feet. The community is divided into two halves by a canyon that originally housed the 27-hole Badlands Golf Club, plus the 38-story One Queensridge Place luxury condominium towers built in the northwest corner between 2005 and 2007.
About Queensridge
Queensridge is a guard-gated luxury community in west Las Vegas, situated along Rampart Boulevard adjacent to the Summerlin corridor. The community is distinguished by its combination of estate-style single-family homes and the One Queensridge Place twin-tower high-rise, which rises prominently above the surrounding residential landscape. Developed in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Queensridge has established itself as one of the most recognized luxury addresses on the west side of Las Vegas.
The guard-gated entry provides controlled access to tree-lined streets and generously sized lots, with many properties offering views of the Las Vegas Strip to the east and the Spring Mountains to the west. The community's location along Rampart places it at the boundary between the established west Las Vegas neighborhoods and the Summerlin master plan.
Homes and Pricing
Home prices in Queensridge generally range from approximately $379,000 to over $3.95 million. The community includes single-family estate homes on large lots, as well as residences within One Queensridge Place, the luxury high-rise that offers penthouse and full-floor units with panoramic views. The range of pricing reflects the diversity of housing types, from updated single-family homes to premium high-rise units on upper floors.
Architectural styles in the single-family sections lean toward Mediterranean and traditional designs, with stucco, stone, and tile roofing. Many homes have been extensively updated since original construction. One Queensridge Place units feature contemporary finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, and private terraces.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Queensridge residents have access to community amenities within the gates, including walking paths and maintained common areas. One Queensridge Place provides its own building amenities, including a pool deck, fitness center, concierge services, and resident lounge. The former Queensridge golf course property, which bordered the community, has been the subject of redevelopment plans that have evolved over time.
The community's Rampart Boulevard location provides immediate access to Tivoli Village, Boca Park, and the dining and retail options that line the west Las Vegas commercial corridors. Downtown Summerlin is approximately 10 minutes west, adding further shopping and entertainment options.
Zoned for schools in the Clark County School District, including William & Mary Scherkenbach Elementary (K-5, CCSD), Becker Middle School (6-8, CCSD), and Palo Verde High School (9-12, CCSD). School assignments should be verified with the district, as boundaries may change.
Location and Commute
Queensridge is located along Rampart Boulevard in west Las Vegas, with the 215 beltway and Summerlin Parkway providing regional access. The Las Vegas Strip is approximately 15 to 20 minutes east, and Harry Reid International Airport is roughly 20 to 25 minutes away. The TPC Las Vegas golf course is located nearby in Summerlin, and the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is approximately 15 to 20 minutes west.
The location balances proximity to the urban core with a west-side setting that benefits from mountain views and access to the outdoor recreation that the western valley provides.
Who Lives Here
Queensridge attracts luxury buyers, executives, and professionals who value a prestigious west Las Vegas address with guard-gated security and proximity to the Summerlin corridor. The community draws both long-term residents who purchased during original development and newer buyers attracted by the One Queensridge Place high-rise lifestyle. Buyers here typically prioritize the combination of a recognized luxury address, Strip and mountain views, and convenient access to the west-side dining, shopping, and recreational amenities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Queensridge guard-gated?
Yes. Queensridge has two 24-hour staffed guard-gated entrances, one off Charleston and one off Alta. Both are flagged by signature copper-green horse statuary. Inside the perimeter, several sub-neighborhoods have additional gated access for added privacy. Two non-guard-gated sub-communities (Windsor at Queensridge and Fairway Pointe townhomes) sit within the broader Queensridge area but operate under their own access models.
What happened to the Badlands Golf Club?
The 27-hole Badlands Golf Club closed in 2016 after the property was sold in 2015. The closure became one of the most extended development disputes in Las Vegas history. The course developer (EHB Companies) sought to redevelop the property into nearly 3,000 residential units, residents and the City of Las Vegas opposed the density, and the matter spent years in litigation. The City of Las Vegas ultimately reached a $636M settlement with EHB. As part of the resolution, Lennar has proposed a roughly 1,480-unit residential development on the former golf course land called The Preserve, with construction expected to begin in 2028. The new homes will be built at a lower elevation than existing Queensridge to preserve sightlines. We track the project closely because the redevelopment materially affects view corridors, traffic patterns, and resale value across Queensridge.
What is One Queensridge Place?
One Queensridge Place is a pair of luxury condominium high-rise towers built between 2005 and 2007 in the northwest corner of Queensridge at Alta and Rampart. The development consists of three 18-story buildings and one 14-story building with approximately 385 units total. Each tower stands approximately 233.5 feet tall with curtain wall facades. Units start at approximately 2,000 square feet, and 15,000-square-foot two-story penthouses sit at the top of each building. Building amenities include 24-hour concierge, indoor and outdoor pools, fitness centers, dry saunas and steam rooms, a Pilates studio, a wine cellar, a billiards room, a resident lounge and bar, and barista cafe service.
What are home prices like in Queensridge?
Active listings in Queensridge typically run from the mid $700,000s for the smaller townhome floor plans at Fairway Pointe up past $5M for the larger custom estates on premium lots. One Queensridge Place condominium pricing varies by floor and view, with units typically running from the high $800,000s past $5M for the larger penthouse-tier residences. The median listing price across Queensridge has historically sat in the high $800,000s. Custom estates with Strip or golf course views regularly clear $3M.
What architectural styles are in Queensridge?
Queensridge was designed around European-inspired architecture. French, English, Italian, and Mediterranean styles dominate the community. Christopher Homes built the majority of the production homes with these design influences, and several custom builders worked within the same overall architectural language. The result is unusually consistent for a luxury community of its scale, which gives Queensridge a recognizable visual identity that some buyers describe as feeling like a small European village rather than a typical American luxury subdivision.
Is Queensridge part of Summerlin?
Queensridge sits adjacent to Summerlin, but it is technically part of the Peccole Ranch master-planned community at the north end of Peccole Ranch, not Summerlin itself. The practical effect: Queensridge residents have proximity to Summerlin's parks, trails, and Downtown Summerlin amenities without paying the Summerlin master HOA fees. Many buyers describe Queensridge as offering the best of both worlds, settled-in luxury character with access to the broader Summerlin lifestyle just across the street.