Prescott Ridge Homes for Sale
Prescott Ridge is a 127-acre Hubble Homes master plan in northwest Meridian, just south of Chinden Boulevard and east of McDermott Road. Anchored by a central park, pool, and future on-site medical campus, homes were built primarily between 2024 and 2026. This neighborhood naturally attracts buyers who want newer construction, West Ada schools, and quick access to both Eagle and the Treasure Valley.
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What is it like living in Prescott Ridge?
Prescott Ridge sits on 127 acres in northwest Meridian, south of Chinden Boulevard and east of McDermott Road. The community features a mixed plan of single-family detached and attached homes, along with a townhouse component, organized around a central park. The site preserves a large amenity core and incorporates a parcel set aside for the West Ada School District.
Day-to-day life revolves around the central park, which features a pool, clubhouse, and a large children's play structure. Residents also utilize the dedicated dog park located in the northwest portion of the site. The Hubble Homes sales center on Ladle Rapids Street serves as the practical front door to the community, while Eagle Island State Park is a quick drive west for weekend recreation.
The neighborhood is about 25–30 minutes from downtown Boise via Chinden Blvd or SH-20-26, and approximately 30 minutes to the Boise Airport (BOI). It offers quick reach to Eagle and the wineries of the Sunnyslope corridor. Prescott Ridge is served by the West Ada School District, with specific school assignments updating dynamically based on current zoning.
Community Amenities
- ✓Central Park & Pool: Anchor amenity at the heart of the master plan.
- ✓Clubhouse: Indoor gathering space for residents and HOA events.
- ✓Large Children's Play Structure: Major playground in the central park.
- ✓Dedicated Dog Park: Fenced off-leash area in the northwest portion of the site.
- ✓HOA-Maintained Common Areas: Streetscape and shared open space upkeep.
- ✓Future On-Site Medical Campus: Planned healthcare anchor reducing drive times for residents.
Why Prescott Ridge
Why Buy in Prescott Ridge?
127-Acre Master Plan
Mixed housing types organized around a central park.
Strong West Ada Schools
Ponderosa Elementary, Star Middle School, and Owyhee High School.
Newer Construction by Hubble Homes
Active build-out with a range of single-family and attached options.
NW Meridian Convenience
Quick access to Chinden Blvd, Eagle, and Eagle Island State Park.
Neighborhood Character
Prescott Ridge is designed as a cohesive master-planned community with a mix of single-family detached homes, attached homes, and townhouses. Hubble Homes is the primary builder, with construction primarily spanning 2024 to 2026. An active HOA maintains the central park, pool, clubhouse, dog park, and common areas. This neighborhood naturally attracts first-time and move-up buyers who want newer construction, walkable amenities, and West Ada schools without driving deep into north Meridian.
Prescott Ridge Real Estate Market
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about living in Prescott Ridge, answered.
Where is Prescott Ridge located?
Prescott Ridge is located on 127 acres in northwest Meridian, Idaho, south of Chinden Boulevard and east of McDermott Road. The neighborhood is in zip code 83646.
What is the average home price in Prescott Ridge?
Refer to the Market Snapshot above for the most recent median list and sold prices, refreshed weekly from the MLS.
Does Prescott Ridge have an HOA?
Yes, Prescott Ridge has an active HOA that maintains the central park, pool, clubhouse, dog park, and common areas.
What schools serve Prescott Ridge?
Prescott Ridge is served by the West Ada School District. The specific elementary, middle, and high school assignments are shown in the Schools widget above, which pulls live data from the MLS.
Is Prescott Ridge a good neighborhood for families?
Yes, Prescott Ridge is very family-friendly, featuring a central park with a large play structure, a community pool, and a dedicated dog park, all within the West Ada School District.
What makes Prescott Ridge different from other Meridian subdivisions?
Prescott Ridge stands out for its 127-acre master plan by Hubble Homes, which includes a central amenity hub, a dedicated dog park, and a future on-site medical campus, all conveniently located off Chinden Boulevard.
What types of homes are in Prescott Ridge?
Prescott Ridge offers a mix of newer-construction single-family detached homes, attached homes, and townhouses, built primarily between 2024 and 2026 by Hubble Homes.
How long do homes typically stay on the market in Prescott Ridge?
Refer to the Market Snapshot above for the current average days on market, which is refreshed weekly from the MLS.
Nearby Communities You Might Like
- →The Oaks North, Meridian — Comparable NW Meridian master plan with West Ada schools.
- →Paramount, Meridian — Established NW Meridian community with central amenities.
- →Quartet, Meridian — Newer-construction NW Meridian neighborhood at a similar price range.
- →Bainbridge, Meridian — Nearby NW Meridian community in the same school zone.
- →Lavender Heights, Meridian — Adjacent newer-build community with a similar buyer profile.
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