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Established neighborhood meets Amarillo industry
Route 66 is one of Amarillo’s most notable attractions, but few neighborhoods are as influenced by the famous highway as North Amarillo. Route 66 splits the neighborhood into two distinct halves. The portion north of the road is filled with houses, local restaurants and churches, while the area south of Route 66 consists of railyards and industrial parks. “That area of Amarillo can be described as a blend of residential and industrial areas, with a mix of local businesses, community parks, and a strong sense of local culture,” says Gabby Valcenia, a Realtor with Century 21 Key Realty who has lived in the Panhandle for over 14 years. As one of the city’s most established neighborhoods, North Amarillo also has the benefit of a lower price point compared to more rapidly developing communities on the other side of the city.
North Amarillo is located just a couple minutes away from Downtown Amarillo.
Bungalow homes are the primary home style available in North Amarillo.
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Historic Route 66 forms the neighborhood
U.S. Route 66, known locally as East Amarillo Boulevard, divides North Amarillo in two and connects to downtown Amarillo, 3 miles away. North Amarillo is 8 miles from the Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport to the east and 8 miles from the city’s medical district to the west. The medical district is a major local employer and home to multiple large hospitals like Texas Tech University Health System at Amarillo. Amarillo City Transit’s Routes 22 and 23 both run through North Amarillo and serve as the area’s main public transportation option.
North Amarillo is located just a couple minutes away from Downtown Amarillo.
North Amarillo offers a beautiful landscape and many opportunities for first time home buyers.
Route 66 runs directly next to Forest Hills Elementary.
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Shopping and Dining
Large shopping centers are more plentiful in downtown Amarillo and on the west side of the city, while retail in North Amarillo is limited to small markets and dollar stores. Super Mercado Los Olivos, Jubba Grocery and Dollar General, all on Northeast 24th Avenue, are options for quick errands. East Amarillo Boulevard is lined with Mexican restaurants, including La Mariscada de Charly, El Manantial and Kiki’s Tacos.
North Amarillo’s upper half is also home to the Diocese of Amarillo on Northwest 24th Street. This Catholic organization serves 26 counties across the tri-state area, and the large campus hosts the diocese headquarters, St. Laurence Catholic Church, Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle, a retreat center and a convent.
North Amarillo is just minutes from The Big Texan steakhouse.
North Amarillo provides a direct path to Downtown Amarillo.
North Amarillo offers multiple dollar stores for residents to shop for products at a great value
North Amarillo offers many places for residents to shop for fresh groceries.
El Paleton in North Amarillo is the go to for sweet treats for local residents.
North Amarillo has many restaurants for residents to enjoy fresh food.
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Parks
Forest Hill Park, behind Forest Hill Elementary on North Grand Street, is the closest park to North Amarillo. The small school park has playgrounds, a splash pad and a large basketball court. Martin Road Park and Gene Howe Park on Dale Street are about a mile away. These adjoining parks surround a large pond with a skatepark, a baseball field and barbequing spots. North Amarillo is also 3 miles from some of the most popular recreation spots in the city. Ross Rogers Golf Course, Wonderland Amusement Park, Amarillo Zoo and Thompson Memorial Park are all within walking distance of each other on Dumas Drive. Together, these spots offer two golf courses, animal exhibits, fairway rides and a fishing lake.
North Amarillo has many parks available to residents to have a picnic.
North Amarillo offers many walking paths and parks for residents to enjoy the outdoors.
One of the highlights at Thompson Park is the playground area making it a favorite for kids.
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Midcentury bungalows fill residential North Amarillo
The residential portion of North Amarillo on the north side of Route 66 is filled with bungalows under 1,500 square feet. Most properties are from the 1940s and range from $100,000 to $200,000. “When we talk about these neighborhoods in particular, they’re going to be an older, established neighborhood in more of a first-time homebuyer type of price point,” says Melissa Atchley, a lifelong Texan and Associated Broker with Mgroup. “We don’t see a lot of movement in these neighborhoods since it’s not growing or developing.” While sidewalks can be hard to find, the local streets tend to be flat and easy to traverse. Gardens and blooming trees are commonly found in the fenced-in yards surrounding most homes. North Amarillo is also located directly in one of Amarillo’s floodplains, and homeowners stay prepared for storms and high winds year-round.
Bungalow homes are the primary home style available in North Amarillo.
North Amarillo homes come in various colors.
Many of the homes in North Amarillo are privately gated for added security.
Many of the homes in North Amarillo have been updated recently.
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Dual credits at Amarillo Schools and UT Austin
North Amarillo is part of the well-rated Amarillo Independent School District (ISD), which includes Forest Hill Elementary and Mesa Verde Elementary. Forest Hill earns a B-plus on Niche and Mesa Verde has a B-minus. Travis Middle School and Palo Duro High School both earn B grades. Amarillo ISD offers an Advanced Academic program that allows high school students take dual credit courses through the University of Texas at Austin. While the UT Austin main campus is over 500 miles from Amarillo, North Amarillo is just 7 miles from Amarillo College. Niche named it one of the top community colleges in Texas.
Palo Duro High School is a public school located in Amarillo Texas.
At Travis Middle School, students enjoy diverse programs and extracurricular activities.
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Rodeo time at Tri-State Fair
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition is one of the largest event venues in Amarillo and can be found on Southeast 10th Street next to North Amarillo’s industrial portion. The Tri-State Fair, the exposition center’s signature event, fills the space with midway rides, livestock shows and a rodeo every fall. Smaller auctions and youth competitions occupy the exposition center’s calendar for the rest of the year.
North Amarillo has many acres of ranch area nearby.
North Amarillo is located just a couple minutes away from Downtown Amarillo.
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Owner Will Carry!! 3/2 with office. 2 Garage/ Shops. 2 ACs. 2 Furnaces. On 3 lots. Appraisal and Inspection Available. Appraised for $265,000. Reduced price is $242,000. Needing $25,000 down. 20 years @ 8%. Monthly payment of $1,815.07 plus insurance and taxes. Possible Residence/Business Combo. Call the zoning department for your options.
This would be a great investment home with some TLC put into it. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath PLUS an attached Efficiency Apartment with a kitchen, bathroom (with its own water heater), Storage shed conveys, Large yard and a large oversized 2 car garage. Home also has a handicap ramp to the front door.
Turnkey Duplex Opportunity!Looking for a cash-flowing investment? This property is exactly that! One side is already rented, providing immediate income, while the other side is freshly updated and move in ready for a new tenant. Perfect for an investor wanting a steady rental income or an owner occupant looking to live in one side and rent the other side out.
DUPLEX: All redone inside. some new flooring, fresh paint. Large yard not separately fenced. Mowing furnished. Close to school and shopping. Central Heat/Air., Gas cook stove. Tenant pays utilities.
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