Mesa Vista Home for Rent

Mesa Vista is about the community. The residential neighborhood in El Paso’s Mission Valley region is a place where people support one another. At Judge Edward S. Marquez Library, locals can take English conversation and citizenship classes. If they pass, they often return to class to thank the teachers — only to find a celebration waiting for them. “We’ll throw them a party with cake and drinks,” branch manager Mike Pitterman says. “We like serving the community.” Mesa Vista is home to several restaurants and green spaces, and its residents have easy access to Interstate 10. The area is filled with brick or stucco ranch-style housing. Homes often have carports and use rocks or stone in place of a front lawn. These residences can range from $140,000 to $200,000. A few larger multilevel homes with a Mediterranean influence can be found in the Bel Air Estates subdivision. These houses can cost between $275,000 and $400,000. Yards usually use gravel in place of grass, though some have bushes. Small trees are scattered throughout the area. Sidewalks and wide streets make walking to neighbors’ houses convenient. Students are zoned for the Ysleta Independent School District. They can