Vista Hills Townhome for Sale

When Vista Hills Country Club closed in 2018, it left behind an established community of houses that are now HOA-free. The East El Paso neighborhood, still known as Vista Hills, may no longer have homes that overlook active fairways, but it's still central to main thoroughfares, schools, parks, shopping, dining and other conveniences. Denise Weber, a local and experienced Keller Williams Realtor, says homebuyers look to Vista Hills for a little breathing room. Compared to surrounding neighborhoods, properties here are more spacious and expensive. “Around the old golf course, especially,” Weber says. “Those houses were once really sought after and are still gorgeous today.” The neighborhood might look a little less uniform than it once did as renovations and remodels bring in new designs. Still, its mature, high-desert greenery and gravel front gardens remain meticulously maintained. Vista Hills was primarily developed in the 1970s with brick ranch-style homes. “Everything was brick then,” Weber says. “Stucco came in pretty late, closer to the ‘80s.” Stucco siding and arches are popular features among the neighborhood’s Spanish eclectic homes. Houses with floor plans measuring less