9509 Queen Charlotte Drive

You’ll appreciate the tranquil atmosphere of this two-story home in Queensridge North, a 24-hour guard gated community revered for its security and serenity. Step inside the marble-floored entry and discover an elegant interior defined by wood built-ins, tray ceilings with crown molding, and new flooring. Imported Italian tile provides a classy foundation for the lower level. Here, you can welcome your guests into the spacious living room and formal dining room. Entertain in the generous kitchen, complete with GE double ovens, as well as a Thermador 5-burner range set into the granite island. Dine casually in the dinette overlooking the central courtyard, where trellised vines arch over the gate. Lower the motorized roller shades in the high-ceiling great room and watch a movie on the built-in entertainment center. In the rear yard, enjoy the peace and quiet of the surrounding arroyo while lounging in the Pebble Tec pool and spa, sunbathing on the paver sundecks, or practicing on the putting green.

When it’s time to call it a day, ascend to the master suite, where a generous view balcony delivers breathtaking views of the landscape. The amenities here are truly hers & his: a skylighted Jacuzzi tub, a dual-entry shower with two shower heads and two benches, separate quartz vanities, and two walk-in closets with deluxe built-ins. Three additional bedrooms complete this home—two upstairs that share a renovated Jack & Jill bathroom and one downstairs with en suite amenities and easy access to the courtyard.

Living in this community, you’re only minutes away from exceptional shopping, dining, and entertainment at Tivoli Village, Boca Park, and Downtown Summerlin. Queensridge is built around the Badlands Golf Course, which was purchased by Executive Home Builders and closed in late 2016. Proposed development plans to build on the now defunct golf course are pending litigation because the area provides flood protection for the community. The arroyo is certified by FEMA as a 100-year floodplain, meaning your view of the natural landscape is likely to remain for decades.