Redmond Ridge

Tucked in the north east region and surrounded by natural old forest landscapes, Redmond Ridge is one of Redmond’s most sought after neighborhoods. Of the 1,000+ acres that make up Redmond Ridge, over half have been preserved as natural wooded areas, wetlands, parks and trail systems. The beauty and comfort encompasses more than just the natural surroundings, it also includes the quality and timeless appeal that has gone into the various neighborhood communities.

As one of Redmond’s largest neighborhoods, Redmond Ridge’s borders span from Avondale in the west to W Snoqualmie Valley Rd in the east. The location and ease to major arterials makes Redmond Ridge popular with people who work, live and also enjoy recreation on the Eastside.

Across Redmond Ridge there are many diverse communities that have their own appeal to residents looking to call the area home. As a Master Planned Community, Redmond Ridge has benefited from the quality development of not only Quadrant Homes, but Carino, Murray Franklin, Centex and Mosaic. For the business owner, there is some light commercial allowed as well, from the Marketplace, to a small scale Business Park.

Types of Dwellings
Whether you want low maintenance or possibly a little more, Redmond Ridge has a wide variety of places to call home! From apartments, condo’s and townhomes, to single family homes and the active adult community of Trilogy, you are sure to find something among the various neighborhoods.

Lot sizes vary from under a quarter of an acre to upwards of a half an acre, all with well manicured yards to be proud of. The homes themselves raange from 1,300 square feet to 4,300+ square feet.

Public Schools
- Emily Dickinson Elementary
- Evergreen Junior High
- Redmond High School
- Rosa Parks Elementary

Private Schools
- Bear Creek School
- Overlake School

Parks and Recreation
Redmond Ridge has upwards of 14 parks in the community, many connected by the trail systems throughout. The parks offer many amenities for all ages including: children’s playgrounds; tennis, volleyball and basketball courts; picnic shelters; and soccer and baseball fields.