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Apollo Heights offers convenient commutes and mountain backdrops
Apollo Heights is a quiet suburban neighborhood in Northeast El Paso with mountain views and immediate highway access. “It’s right off U.S. 54, and that’s a thruway that can really get you anywhere,” says Justin Cates, a Realtor with New Beginnings Realty who grew up in Apollo Heights. “It’s a very pretty drive through Transmountain, and even just looking out of your backyard or your front yard and being at the foothills of the Franklin Mountains is pretty special.” El Paso’s main military base, Fort Bliss, is a major employer in the area, with direct access via U.S. Route 54. “A lot of families live there – a lot of military, even retired military, live in that Apollo Heights area,” Cates says. Plus, residents don’t have to travel far for everyday needs, with shops, restaurants, schools and hospitals just a few minutes away.
Apollo Heights East is a predominantly residential neighborhood in northeast El Paso, characterized by its single-family homes.
Located near Apollo Heights East, the National Border Patrol Museum educates the public about the history of the U.S. Border Patrol.
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Ranch-style homes built in the 1970s are common in Apollo Heights
Apollo Heights’ residential streets are full of ranch-style homes that tend to sit behind small front yards, sidewalks, cypress trees and shrubbery. Almost every property was built in the 1970s, and they sell for between $140,000 and $290,000. Though housing variety is limited, the occasional split-level stands out among scores of single-story properties, and some homes feature Spanish Colonial Revival aesthetics. Apollo Heights’ median sale price of $207,500 is well below the citywide median of $263,000. Though U.S. Route 54 runs along the neighborhood’s western border, the highway’s elevation, lack of local offramps and the community’s horizontal layout mean that traffic noise isn’t as prevalent as in other parts of the Northeast.
A charming Southwestern-style home in Apollo Heights East features a stucco exterior, reflecting the classic desert aesthetic of the area.
Most homes in Apollo Heights East were built in the 1970s and feature primarily ranch-style designs.
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Veterans Park and the Franklin Mountains put outdoor activities nearby
While Apollo Heights is almost entirely residential, Veterans Park puts outdoor activities across Rushing Road on the neighborhood’s east side. “Veterans Park is probably one of the larger, most prominent parks, definitely in the northeast side of town, even in all of El Paso,” Cates says. The park includes five ballfields, a playground, a skatepark, and an indoor swimming pool. The Veterans Recreation Center offers indoor basketball and a weightlifting room in addition to Halloween events. The Franklin Mountains not only form a scenic backdrop for life in Apollo Heights – hikers can trek from the nearby Chuck Heinrich Trailhead through shrubby foothills and into both caves and historic tin mines. “Even more than that, just the sheer mountain views are breathtaking. They’re majestic,” Cates says.
Veterans Park is a wonderful place to take the family for a day in the park.
Grab some friends and play a game of kickball out in the many fields at Veterans Park.
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Andress High trains students for college and tech jobs
Students can start at Dr. Joseph Torres Elementary School, which receives a B-minus from Niche, before attending the B-rated Charles Middle School. Students at the C-plus-rated Andress High School can take dual credit classes with El Paso Community College, including Pathways in Technology (P-TECH), and study for an International Baccalaureate.
Dr. Joseph E. Torres Elementary is a vibrant, community-focused school dedicated to academic excellence.
Andress High School serves students in Tobin Mountain, El Paso TX.
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Neighboring communities offer grocery and restaurant options
Apart from having its own Dollar General, Apollo Heights is also a block or two away from larger retail options and restaurants. In neighboring Arlington Park, Chinese Valley offers dine-in and takeout. North Hills, a block north of Apollo Heights, packs an Albertsons, Walgreens and a handful of restaurants into a small subdivision. Its Las Colinas Plaza shopping mall is home to the Three Pints Pub, a bar that hosts live music and karaoke nights while serving a mixture of traditional pub fare and Mexican food. Casa De Torta offers tacos, torta sandwiches and other street food mainstays while celebrating Tejano culture with a colorful mural.
Chinese Valley, located in Apollo Heights East, offers weekly specials along with dishes like noodles and fried rice.
Grab some Mexican cuisine at Casa De Torta when visiting Apollo Heights East.
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Route 54 connects commuters to military and downtown jobs
Apollo Heights’ location along U.S. Route 54 connects it to downtown El Paso within a 15-mile drive. “It’s a very good place, especially if one spouse works on the Eastside and one spouse works on the Westside,” Cates says. Fort Bliss is less than 10 miles away, and residents who commute to the White Sands Missile Range can drive 90 miles up the highway. El Paso International Airport is just over 10 miles to the southeast. The Hospitals of Providence Northeast Campus, the local medical center, is accessible within 3 miles.
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Crime and Safety
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Apollo Heights
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
2
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
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4
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Apollo Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Apollo Heights, El Paso sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Apollo Heights, El Paso over the last 12 months is $215,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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