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Queensridge Homes for Sale

A Las Vegas neighborhood inside the Peccole Ranch master plan, beside the former Badlands golf course.

1989
Plan Adopted
27 holes, closed
Badlands
20.10 acres
Towers Site

Inside Peccole Ranch, Beside a Closed Golf Course

Queensridge is a residential neighborhood in the City of Las Vegas, inside the Peccole Ranch master plan. This guide sits under the Las Vegas hub. The map marker is One Queensridge Place at 9103 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145. It marks the towers, not a surveyed outline of every house.

The city adopted the plan under the name Peccole Ranch on February 15, 1989, at 1,716.30 acres, and capped Phase One at 3,150 dwelling units. An April 4, 1990 amendment reduced the plan to 1,569.60 acres, planned about 212 acres in Phase Two for a golf course, and capped Phase Two at 4,247 dwelling units. Those figures are limits on the whole Peccole Ranch plan. They are not a count of Queensridge homes standing today.

The Review-Journal’s timeline of the course says Badlands Golf Club opened in October 1995 with 27 holes designed by Johnny Miller, and that the course ceased operation in December 2016. A December 2015 entry describes the Queensridge development as weaving through the course. A November 2016 entry names the Queensridge homeowners’ association. The city’s November 16, 2016 staff report, from a field check of the plan, says the site includes single-family houses, multi-family housing, schools, parks, neighborhood commercial, and a 27-hole public golf course, and that a majority of the single-family areas around the course are gated. The report does not say every street is gated, and it does not publish gate hours.

One Queensridge Place is a separate residential product at the same corner. On July 7, 2004 the City Council approved a site plan for a 385-unit condominium complex of two 16-story and two 18-story towers on 20.10 acres on the south side of Alta Drive, about 450 feet west of Rampart Boulevard. On August 6, 2014 the council modified those development standards, including height and parking. The building’s own site now lists 9103 Alta Drive and describes 43 floor plans, with crown-level penthouses on each tower. This page does not treat the 2004 figure of 385 units as a count of residences in the building today. A tower association and a house association are not the same bill.

The course land is no longer a course, and a future home there is not a Queensridge resale. On February 19, 2025 the City Council voted 6-0, with Councilwoman Nancy Brune absent, to approve a Lennar plan for 1,480 homes, townhomes, and condominiums on the 250-acre property. Lennar’s representative told the council that nothing would stand taller than 45 feet, that the design included 98 acres of open space, and that drainage work was expected to keep the built count under that cap. The Review-Journal reported on August 13, 2025 that a sign at Alta Drive and Rampart Boulevard names the project The Preserve and says “Coming 2028.” The city’s 2016 application measured the course at 250.92 acres. The paper also reported that Lennar did not respond to a request for comment, so the year on the sign is not a delivery date for a specific house.

Summerlin is the master plan to the west, and The Ridges is a village inside that plan. This land is Peccole Ranch, in the City of Las Vegas. Confirm the ZIP code on the house. The towers’ published address is 89145. The aerial is centered on the towers and includes streets and commercial property outside the neighborhood.

At a Glance
Community Typemaster planned
Parent CityLas Vegas, NV
Part ofLas Vegas
Zip89145
AirportHarry Reid International (LAS)

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Peccole Ranch, not Summerlin

The city plan adopted in 1989 is Peccole Ranch, in the City of Las Vegas. Summerlin is the master plan to the west. The Ridges is a Summerlin village. A Summerlin listing and a Queensridge listing are not the same search.

The course closed in 2016

Badlands opened in October 1995 as 27 holes designed by Johnny Miller and ceased operation in December 2016. A view that was once a fairway is now the site of a separate approved project. Ask what the lot looks at today.

Houses and towers are different

The 2004 approval was a 385-unit complex on 20.10 acres. The building now at 9103 Alta Drive publishes 43 floor plans. A house in the homeowners’ association and a residence in the towers do not share one set of dues.

The Preserve is not this listing

The February 19, 2025 approval caps a separate project at 1,480 units, with a 45-foot height limit and 98 acres of open space. A sign at the corner says The Preserve, coming 2028. That cap is not current Queensridge inventory.

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Queensridge Home Prices

Queensridge is a resale neighborhood: houses in the Peccole Ranch plan, and condominiums at One Queensridge Place. This page does not publish a median or a price tier. The 1989 and 1990 unit caps cover the whole plan. The 2004 figure of 385 is a tower approval, later modified, not a count of homes for sale. The Preserve’s 1,480 is a cap on the former course, with a sign that says 2028. Use the listings below for what is filed under Queensridge today. Ask whether the property is a house or a tower residence, which association assesses it, whether the street was gated at the 2016 field check, and whether any view was of the course that closed in December 2016.

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Gated single-family streets

The city’s November 16, 2016 field check says a majority of the single-family areas around the golf course are gated. It does not name the gates or the hours. Confirm the house.

One Queensridge Place

9103 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145. The building’s site describes 43 floor plans and crown-level penthouses on each tower. The phone it publishes is (702) 946-6690. The contact page lists office hours as Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Former Badlands course

27 holes designed by Johnny Miller, opened October 1995, closed December 2016. The city’s 2016 application measured it at 250.92 acres, at the southwest corner of Alta Drive and Rampart Boulevard. It is not a course you can play.

The Preserve

A separate Lennar project on that land. Approved February 19, 2025 for up to 1,480 homes, townhomes, and condominiums, with a 45-foot height limit and 98 acres of open space. The August 2025 sign at Alta and Rampart says coming 2028.

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History

History & Development

The plan is older than the neighborhood name. February 15, 1989 is the date the city renamed the master development plan Peccole Ranch. The 1990 amendment cut the acreage, set aside golf-course land in Phase Two, and set the two unit caps. A parent final map for Peccole West, FM-0008-96, was recorded December 5, 1996, on 570.47 acres at the northeast corner of Charleston Boulevard and Hualapai Way. The staff report says the golf course sat on Lot 5 of that map.

Badlands opened in October 1995 and closed in December 2016. EHB Cos. confirmed its purchase in September 2015. The Review-Journal timeline is the public chronology of the lawsuit that followed. What changes a showing is the land use: the course is closed, and the city later approved a separate housing project on that land.

On December 18, 2024 the council approved a non-binding agreement for the city to buy the course from EHB for $636 million and sell it to Lennar for $350 million, with the $286 million difference settling the claims. The Review-Journal reported in August 2025 that those transactions closed in March 2025. Those figures are the price of the whole course, not the price of a house.

Plan dates, acreage, unit caps, the 1996 map, the 2004 tower approval, the 2014 standards change, the 250.92-acre course, and the field check are in the city’s November 16, 2016 Peccole Ranch staff report. Course opening, closing, and the settlement dates follow the Review-Journal timeline. The February 19, 2025 vote is in the Review-Journal account of that meeting. The Preserve name, the 2028 sign, and the March 2025 closing are in the August 13, 2025 Review-Journal report. The tower address and the 43 floor plans are on the One Queensridge Place about page. The phone and weekday hours are on its contact page. The aerial is U.S. Geological Survey imagery from The National Map.

Getting Around

Access & Transportation

Orient a showing from Alta Drive and Rampart Boulevard. One Queensridge Place publishes 9103 Alta Drive, on the south side of Alta and west of Rampart. The 2004 approval places that tower site about 450 feet west of Rampart. The Preserve sign the Review-Journal photographed in August 2025 is at the same corner. Charleston Boulevard and Hualapai Way are the edges named on the 1996 Peccole West map, which covers far more land than the towers. Harry Reid International Airport is the valley’s commercial airport. This page does not quote a drive time.

Mail for the towers reads Las Vegas, NV 89145. Confirm the ZIP code on the house. The aerial shows the towers, nearby houses, the cleared former course, commercial buildings at the corner, and a golf course north of Alta Drive that is not the former Badlands layout. When the city field-checked the plan in 2016, a majority of the single-family areas around the course were gated. Confirm how the specific house or the tower admits visitors. Driving Alta or Rampart is not the same as getting through a gate.

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In the City of Las Vegas, inside the Peccole Ranch master plan. One Queensridge Place is at 9103 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145, on the south side of Alta Drive west of Rampart Boulevard. The 1996 Peccole West map is at the northeast corner of Charleston Boulevard and Hualapai Way and covers more land than the towers. The map on this page marks the towers.

No. The city adopted this land as the Peccole Ranch master plan on February 15, 1989. Summerlin is a separate master plan to the west. The Ridges is a Summerlin village. Mailing addresses read Las Vegas.

No. It opened in October 1995 with 27 holes designed by Johnny Miller and ceased operation in December 2016. On February 19, 2025 the city approved up to 1,480 homes, townhomes, and condominiums on the land, with a 45-foot height limit. A sign photographed in August 2025 names the project The Preserve and says coming 2028. That project is not a Queensridge resale.

No. The towers are a condominium building at 9103 Alta Drive. The city approved a 385-unit complex on 20.10 acres in 2004 and modified the standards in 2014. The building’s site now describes 43 floor plans. Houses in the neighborhood are a different association. Read the resale package for the property, not a single dues number for both.

Clark County School District assigns schools by street address. The city’s 2016 field check says the Peccole Ranch plan includes schools, and it does not name a campus for a specific street. Confirm the house in the district zoning search before you rely on an assignment.

The listings module on this page shows current matches filed under Queensridge. Inventory changes daily. A tower residence may be filed under the building name, and a future home in The Preserve is a different project. For a house that is not on the open market, or for gate and association details on a specific street, contact the Crighton Rinaldi Team.

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