Dolphin Homes for Rent

Dolphin, a neighborhood in El Paso, features primarily one-story brick and stucco homes from the 1950s and ‘60s, with some early 21st-century houses. Two-story homes are rare but present. The homes often blend into the El Paso landscape with sandy-colored stucco or natural brick, while others stand out with bold blues and greens. Garages, covered front porches, and back patios are common, providing shade in the arid climate. The area lacks lush green grass, but creative stonework, shrubs, and small trees create a miniature oasis feel. Dolphin is home to Edgemere Elementary School, Dolphin Terrace Elementary School, and Parkland Middle School. Residents can enjoy Dolphin Park, which features a playground, open green spaces, and mature trees. Local dining options include Esmeralda Bakery, known for its sweet bread and barbacoa, and the veteran-owned Skyline Street Bar. For coffee and tea enthusiasts, The Dripping Cauldron offers a unique experience with over 30 flavors of Bones Coffee and 40 loose leaf hot tea flavors. The neighborhood has convenient access to Route 375, making it easy to reach Fort Bliss, El Paso International Airport, and Downtown El Paso.