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Small southwest Amarillo neighborhood along Interstate 27
Tucked between Interstate 27 and Bell Street, Glendale is an older Amarillo neighborhood starting to be revisited with new construction. While most homes were built between the 1970s and 1980s, new construction Craftsman bungalows have recently begun to populate the community. Located in southwest Amarillo, it puts homebuyers in one of the city’s largest retail corridors and the A-minus-rated Amarillo Independent School District. “Glendale is a quaint little community,” says Debbie Dodson, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker First Equity, who has sold homes in the neighborhood. “If you’re looking to scale down and buy a smaller home, there are some pretty little streets in there that can accommodate that.”
Glendale is a great calm community in Amarillo.
You can find local art dotted around Glendale.
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Smaller Craftsman bungalows on clean property lots
Glendale’s wide streets are named after prominent universities throughout the country. They are lined by an interconnected sidewalk system that makes the community walkable. Craftsman bungalow homes and the occasional ranch-style range from 1,300 to 2,300 square feet. Pride of ownership shines through as tight property lots are well-manicured and highlighted by at least one tree. Homes feature driveways that lead to a garage. While this is an established neighborhood, some new construction has started. Like most original inventory, the new construction homes are Craftsman bungalows. “The newer homes being built are coming up really fast,” Dodson says. Original and new homes sell between $175,000 and $350,000, and they move faster than the national average, with listings lasting 17 days.
Glendale is a quiet neighborhood with plenty of sidewalks for daily walks.
You will always find well manicured yards around Glendale.
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A chance to earn the Thrive Scholarship after graduation
Glendale is part of the Amarillo Independent School District, which gets an A-minus on Niche and has around 30,000 students. The AISD offers school choice, so parents can choose the campus that best fits their child’s specific needs, even if it is not a zoned school. Students attend Windsor Elementary and advance to Bonham Middle School and Amarillo High School. All three schools rate as an A-minus on Niche. The high school offers athletic teams and a fine arts department that includes band and theater. “All AISD graduates that meet certain requirements are eligible for the Thrive Scholarship,” says April Brownlee, who works in the district's communication department. “The scholarship pays for up to 60 hours of tuition, along with books and fees at Amarillo College.”
Students at Windsor Elementary School get many opportunities for education.
Amarillo High School students can take advantage of the great college prep program.
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Less than 2 miles to John Stiff Memorial Park
A rarity in Amarillo neighborhoods, Glendale doesn’t have a neighborhood park, but it is less than 2 miles away from one of the largest in the region. Spanning 355 acres, residents can take leisurely walks on the path that surrounds McDonald Lake, fish the waters, or challenge themselves on the nearby bike trails. The park has traditional features like two playgrounds, a fenced-off dog park and a skate park. It is home to the Amarillo National Tennis Center, which has rentable court space, and the city’s parks and recreation department uses it for camps, lessons and training.
Kids love the many playgrounds found around John Stiff Park.
Glendale residents love to hand out by McDonald lake and see the wildlife.
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Proximity to all southwest Amarillo’s retail options
Less than 2 miles north on Southwest 45th Avenue, residents can find weekly groceries at the United Supermarkets. Closer to home, a few shopping centers at the intersection of Bell and Hillside feature stores like Walgreens and restaurants like the Lazy Gator, which serves Cajun food, and Jorge’s Mexican Bar and Grill, known for its authentic Mexican fare. Southwest Amarillo is littered with national brands like Best Buy, Target, and the city’s Westgate Mall, all a short drive north.
Glendale residents can head to United Supermarkets for all of your grocery needs.
Glendale residents love the Cajun inspired foods at Lazy Gator.
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Community events at John Stiff Memorial Park or in downtown
Spaces at John Stiff Memorial Park are available for rent for small parties or cookouts. The park hosts community events like the Independence Day +1 Festival. Held on July 5, and includes live music and food trucks. The night is be capped off with a drone light show matched with fireworks. Downtown Amarillo has a slew of events, from Amarillo Sod Poodles baseball games to concerts with the Amarillo Symphony at Globe-News Performing and the Amarillo Market on summer Saturdays along Polk Street.
Bordered by Interstate 27
Interstate 27 makes up the eastern boundary of Glendale. I-27 runs north and south from Amarillo to Lubbock and is how commuters get the 6 miles downtown and 14 miles to the Rick Husband International Airport. Texas State Loop 335 is an alternative route that encircles the city and makes the drive from the east to the west smoother. Northwest Texas Healthcare System is one of the largest hospitals in the region and is about 5 miles north.
Glendale residents are close to the main bus route that takes them around the city.
I-27 is nearby Glendale providing quick access around the city.
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High winds in Amarillo
Chicago calls itself the Windy City, but in reality, Amarillo should probably have the crown. Due to consistent low pressure in the atmosphere and mostly open space, wind gusts average around 13 mph, ranking it as the windiest city in America annually. The city can experience all weather, including freezing temperatures, days over 100 degrees, severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and flooding. Glendale has no increased flood risk, but the Federal Emergency Management Agency encourages Texas homebuyers to purchase flood insurance because of the state’s history with flooding.
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