One Queensridge Place Condos for Sale

One Queensridge Place is a guard-gated luxury condominium community of two 20-story towers in the Queensridge neighborhood near Summerlin and Red Rock Canyon. Completed in 2007 and designed by JMA Architecture Studios, it holds 219 residences ranging from roughly 2,000-square-foot condominiums to 16,000-square-foot two-story penthouses.

One Queensridge Place sits at 9101 and 9102 Alta Drive on the western edge of the valley, adjacent to Summerlin and near Red Rock Canyon. It’s a residential address on the Red Rock side of town rather than a Strip-corridor tower, so it trades the resort energy for canyon views and a quieter setting.

Yes — One Queensridge Place is a guard-gated community with full-time security, a concierge, and valet. The controlled access, low residence count, and full-service staffing are central to its privacy and appeal.

The two towers hold 219 residences in total. Sizes range widely — from condominiums around 2,000 square feet up to four two-story penthouses of roughly 16,000 square feet — so the building serves both move-up luxury buyers and the top of the valley’s penthouse market.

HOA dues at One Queensridge Place reflect its full-service, guard-gated nature and vary considerably by residence size; they’re adjusted over time, so we pull the current monthly assessment on the specific unit you’re considering rather than publish a figure that could be stale. Call (702) 637-1759 and we’ll confirm it.

One Queensridge Place is a residential luxury condominium with guard-gated, HOA-governed access that favors longer-term residency over nightly rentals. Rules are set by the association and change over time, so confirm the current leasing policy before buying for investment.

Because it sits on the western edge of the valley, the towers offer Strip skyline views to the east and Red Rock Canyon views to the west — a dual exposure most Strip-corridor high-rises can’t match. The live listings below note the floor and exposure where the MLS provides it.

One Queensridge Place anchors the luxury high-rise market on the Summerlin side of town, and its rarity — only 219 residences with large floor plans and dual canyon-and-Strip views — supports a distinct resale market. Whether a specific unit pencils depends on price, HOA, and lease rules; the recent closed-sale trends below are the best read on real values.

One Queensridge Place is on the western edge of the valley near Summerlin, so the Strip is roughly a 15–20 minute drive east and Harry Reid International Airport is about 20–25 minutes southeast, depending on traffic. The trade-off for that distance is Red Rock Canyon access right out the door.

Large luxury high-rise residences typically involve jumbo financing, and the lender must be comfortable with the building’s HOA health — owner-occupancy ratio, reserves, and litigation history. We connect One Queensridge Place buyers with lenders who know the building.