West Richland · Benton County
Red Mountain Ranch
An approved 148-acre master-planned community on West Richland's Red Mountain side, platted for 563 single-family lots across ten phases.
- 148
- Acres
- 563
- Single-family lots
- 10
- Phases
Red Mountain Ranch is the largest approved residential development in West Richland: 563 single-family lots on 148 acres, with the option of later adding 226 multifamily homes on a further 36 acres. The project is structured in ten phases, the first comprising 105 homes, with Aho Construction directly involved in the development.
563 single-family lots approved across 148 acres, with 226 multifamily homes possible on 36 more.
It sits southwest of Collins Road and northeast of Red Mountain, which places it at the West Richland end of the Red Mountain AVA slopes.
As with any ten-phase development, the practical questions are about sequence. Which phase a lot sits in, what is platted on the parcels adjacent to it, and what later phases are approved to contain, including whether the multifamily option gets exercised nearby. Those answers exist on the approved plat, and they are worth reading before an offer rather than after.
Housing Stock
- New construction across a ten-phase buildout
- 563 single-family lots approved, with 226 multifamily homes possible on an additional 36 acres
- First phase comprises 105 homes
- Contemporary floor plans and current-code construction
Getting Around
- West Richland, southwest of Collins Road and northeast of Red Mountain
- State Route 224 and Van Giesen Street are the primary corridors
Parks & Amenities
- Red Mountain AVA slopes nearby
- Yakima River access in West Richland
Utilities & Services
- City of West Richland utilities; service follows development phasing, so confirm per parcel and phase
School District
Listed for reference only. Attendance boundaries change and can differ street to street, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address directly with the district.
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