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One Queensridge Place
One Queensridge Place is a pair of 20-story residential towers in Queensridge, on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley next to the master-planned community of Summerlin. Construction had finished by September 2007.
At a glance
What One Queensridge Place is
The two towers each have 20 floors and are about 233 feet tall, with 219 condominium units across both towers. They were developed by Executive Home Builders, with Peccole Nevada also credited, and designed by JMA Architecture Studios.
The towers are in Queensridge, adjacent to Summerlin rather than inside it, and we have not been able to verify a residential high-rise inside Summerlin proper. For what is proposed there, see the Summerlin high-rise tracker.
We have no reliable source for its amenities, so we do not describe them. Ask the association for the current list and fees.
Ownership type: residential condominium
A residential condominium is a building where owners hold individual units and share common areas through an owners' association. There is no hotel operation, so rules usually focus on residents. Rental limits, if any, are set by the governing documents and local law; ask for them in writing.
What to ask and verify before you buy
- Current HOA dues and what they cover, from the association or the listing brokerage.
- Rental and short-term rental rules in the governing documents.
- Any special assessments, reserve study findings and pending litigation.
- Which floor, exposure and view the specific residence has.
See also the disclaimer. This site is not a brokerage and does not represent buyers or sellers.
Frequently asked questions
Is One Queensridge Place in Summerlin?
Its encyclopedia entry places it in the Queensridge neighborhood, adjacent to Summerlin. Some press reports loosely describe it as being in Summerlin, so check the exact address and any master-plan association with the seller.
Other towers in this district
- Allure Las Vegas: 41-story condominium tower on West Sahara Avenue, residents from late 2007.