Collingsworth Home for Sale

Most homes in Collingsworth are within walking distance of Ascarate Park, one of El Paso’s largest city parks. Residents are also within a mile of major traffic arteries. Downtown El Paso is about 5 miles away, and the U.S.-Mexico border is less than a mile. “Down in the valley, you have good access to I-10 and the 375 Loop,” says Daisy Aguirre, a listing specialist for Homegirl Real Estate Firm with 15 years of experience in the area. “Proximity to employment would be a draw for that area,” adds Dora Camarena, a Realtor with Sandy Masser & Associates who has been selling in El Paso for 34 years. “You have retail, schools and Ascarate Park.” Lower-than-average home prices also make for appealing investment opportunities. Most Collingsworth homes were built between 1920 and 1960. “Over the years, some new construction has come in, but it’s an older neighborhood,” Camarena says. Most ranch-style and shotgun homes are built closely together, though a few lots measure up to half an acre. A few houses feature Spanish-influenced touches like stucco walls and terra cotta roof tiles. Many properties include paved driveways and strips of front lawn bordered with chain-link or picket