What school district is Lakeridge in?

Most of Lakeridge, north of 98th Street, is in Lubbock ISD. Lakeridge South, below 98th Street, is in Lubbock-Cooper ISD. Check each address with the district.

Does Lakeridge have an HOA?

Lakeridge South (Lakeridge Estates of Lubbock) has a homeowners association, with dues of $250 a year in 2026. For a home in the original section, ask the seller whether an association applies.

Is LakeRidge Country Club private?

Yes. It is a private club run by Arcis Golf, with an 18-hole course, a pool and tennis. Membership is sold separately, in Golf and Social categories.

How big are the lots in Lakeridge?

The median lot in the original section is about 10,400 square feet, roughly a quarter acre, and most fall between about 6,100 and 14,300 square feet.

Is Lakeridge in a flood zone?

Most of it is not. Three FEMA Zone AE areas follow the lake and playas, and about 31 of the 1,037 addresses in the original section fall inside them. Check each lot on FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center.

Southwest Lubbock

Living in Lakeridge, Lubbock

Lakeridge is a southwest Lubbock neighborhood built around the private LakeRidge Country Club, between 82nd and 98th Streets from Slide Road to Quaker Avenue. Most homes sit on lots of about a quarter acre.

Michael Norsworthy

Updated October 3, 2026

An aerial view of a golf course beside tree-lined streets of large homes, with a lake beyond.

At a glance

Where: 82nd to 98th Street, Slide Road to Quaker Avenue, with Lakeridge South below 98th1
ZIP code: 794242
Platted: 1977 (Lakeridge Country Club Estates) and 2003 (Lakeridge Estates of Lubbock)1
Homes: About 1,300 single-family homes in the two sections3
Typical lot: About 10,400 square feet (median)3
Appraised values: Median about $463,000 in the original section and $566,000 in Lakeridge South (October 2026)3
School districts: Lubbock ISD north of 98th Street, Lubbock-Cooper ISD in Lakeridge South4
HOA: Lakeridge South: $250 a year (2026)5
Property tax (2025): About $1.77 per $100 in Lubbock ISD and $2.07 in Lubbock-Cooper ISD, before exemptions6
Golf: LakeRidge Country Club, private, 18 holes7

The neighborhood

Lakeridge grew up around LakeRidge Country Club. Its first plat, Lakeridge Country Club Estates, was recorded in 1977 and covers about 281 acres between 82nd Street and 98th Street, from Slide Road east to Quaker Avenue. A second section south of 98th Street, recorded in 2003 as Lakeridge Estates of Lubbock and called Lakeridge South by its association, adds about 82 acres between Topeka Avenue and Quaker Avenue.

Together the two sections hold about 1,300 single-family homes, with the golf course and a city lake inside the original section. Both share the 79424 ZIP code. In appraisal and listing records the sections appear as Lakeridge Country Club Estates and Lakeridge Estates of Lubbock.

Homes and lots

Most lots in the original section are between about 6,100 and 14,300 square feet, with a median of about 10,400, roughly a quarter acre. Lots in Lakeridge South are much the same, with a median of about 10,000 square feet.

The Lubbock Central Appraisal District’s market values give a sense of the range. In the original section the median is about $463,000, one home in ten is valued below about $303,000, and the highest is around $2 million. In Lakeridge South the median is about $566,000. These are appraisal values as of October 2026, not sale prices.

LakeRidge Country Club

The club, at 8802 Vicksburg Avenue, is private and run by Arcis Golf. Its 18-hole course was designed by Billy Martindale and Don January, and the club has practice facilities, a clubhouse, a pool and tennis courts. Membership is sold separately, in Golf and Social categories, so ask the club about current terms.

LakeRidge Country Club membership

Parks and the lake

A city lake sits inside the original section, part of the playa system that drains Lubbock’s storm water. Just north of 82nd Street, Jan Jennings Park at 7704 Wayne Avenue has 28.5 acres with a walking trail and a playground.

School districts

Lakeridge is split between two school districts. The original section, north of 98th Street, is in Lubbock ISD, and addresses there look up to Smith Elementary, Irons Middle School and Coronado High School. Lakeridge South is in Lubbock-Cooper ISD, with Central Elementary and Laura Bush Middle School. Its high school is Liberty High School for the classes of 2027 to 2030, and Lubbock-Cooper High School for the class of 2031 and younger from the 2027-28 school year.

Attendance zones change, so check each address with the district.

Lubbock ISD attendance zones Lubbock-Cooper ISD attendance maps

Getting around

Slide Road and Quaker Avenue run north into the city, and 82nd Street and 98th Street run east and west. UMC Health and Wellness Hospital, which opened at 11011 Slide Road in December 2023, is about five minutes south.

Approximate drives from LakeRidge Country Club
To	Distance	Time
Texas Tech University	7.9 miles	16 min
Downtown Lubbock	9.6 miles	16 min
UMC, 602 Indiana Avenue	7.1 miles	15 min
Covenant Medical Center	6.1 miles	12 min
Lubbock airport (LBB)	14.4 miles	24 min
UMC Health and Wellness Hospital	1.7 miles	5 min

Times are without traffic, from OpenStreetMap routing.

Property taxes and flood zones

Both sections are inside the Lubbock city limits, and neither is in a public improvement district. For 2025, the combined rate before exemptions was about $1.77 per $100 of value in the original section (Lubbock ISD) and about $2.07 in Lakeridge South (Lubbock-Cooper ISD). For 2026 the City adopted a rate of 0.507349, up from 0.472191, and Lubbock-Cooper ISD’s proposed increase goes to its voters on November 3, 2026.

Three FEMA flood zones (Zone AE) follow the lake and playas through the original section, and about 31 of its 1,037 addresses fall inside them. Check the lot on FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center before you make an offer.

FEMA Flood Map Service Center