NW Redmond Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

Local insight into one of NW Redmond’s established residential pockets — and the neighborhoods that shape it.

NW Redmond is made up of several distinct residential areas. This guide highlights one well-established pocket — generally north of Maple Avenue and west of 19th Street — offering insight into the subdivisions, housing styles, and overall feel of this part of town.

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  • NW Redmond offers a balance of space, convenience, and residential variety. Many of the neighborhoods in this area feature larger lots, established landscaping, and easy access to parks, shopping, and commuter routes. It’s an area that continues to attract both long-time homeowners and buyers looking for room to grow.

  • A well-established NW Redmond neighborhood known for larger homes, mature landscaping, and a quieter residential feel. Properties here often offer generous lot sizes and a sense of space while remaining close to town amenities.

  • Echo Rim features homes developed over time with practical layouts and a consistent neighborhood feel. Its location offers convenient access to shopping, schools, and main roadways.

  • Sterling Pointe is a compact, well-planned subdivision with a mix of traditional and contemporary design elements. The neighborhood is known for its approachable size and walkable streets.

  • Recognized for its elevated setting, McKenzie Rim Estates includes larger properties and a more private feel. Many homes benefit from open surroundings while still being within Redmond city limits.

  • Mountain Glenn is an established neighborhood with consistent architecture and a calm residential atmosphere. Homes here often appeal to buyers looking for thoughtful layouts and neighborhood continuity.

  • Cascade West blends comfort and convenience with functional home designs and easy access to parks, schools, and commuter routes. It remains a popular NW Redmond residential area.

  • Windsong is an established NW Redmond neighborhood featuring tidy streets and homes developed over multiple phases. The area offers a relaxed pace with quick access to both Redmond and Bend.

  • Evansville includes older homes with character, larger lots, and mature trees. Buyers are often drawn to its less uniform, more established residential feel.

  • Pleasant View offers more open surroundings and a sense of separation from busier parts of town. Homes here often benefit from additional space and outlooks.

  • A quiet residential neighborhood with a mix of home styles and long-established landscaping, Meadowlark Estates appeals to homeowners seeking stability and long-term ownership.

  • Wildflower features homes developed in later phases of NW Redmond growth, offering efficient layouts and a cohesive neighborhood design without feeling cookie-cutter.