Neighborhoods in El Paso County, TX

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  Americas

  Located on the eastern end of El Paso, the Americas neighborhood gives homebuyers direct access to single-family homes while being close to local schools. Single-family dwellings on gridded streets surround the schools, with residences on streets named after famous artists. Properties are smaller, with grass, tile or stone lawns along with

  • Average Value

    $232K

  • List Price

    $207K - $433K

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    4 Listings

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  Arlington Park

  Located in northeastern El Paso, Arlington Park gives homebuyers views of the Franklin Mountains while providing quick access to outdoor activities, shopping locations and restaurants. The park that gives the neighborhood its name is at its center and has plenty of space for activities. Homes are typically one-story with brick accents or painted

  • Average Value

    $229K

  • List Price

    $188K - $320K

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    2 Listings

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  O'Shea Keleher

  The O’Shea Keleher neighborhood in east El Paso is home to more than 7,000 people. The neighborhood is named for Helen O'Shea Keleher, who in the early 1900s ran what was then referred to as a “poor farm” in the area, providing shelter and care for homeless adults and orphaned children. Today, it is a quiet neighborhood with more than 2,400 homes

  • Average Value

    $229K

  • List Price

    $177K - $328K

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    11 Listings

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  Vista Real East

  Situated along Loop 375, Vista Real East offers easy access to the rest of El Paso. “Loop 375 circles almost the entirety of the city,” says Denise Weber, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty who is also a lifelong El Paso resident. The freeway reaches places like downtown El Paso, Fort Bliss and the U.S.-Mexico Border. Although the east El Paso

  • Average Value

    $228K

  • List Price

    $191K - $307K

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    1 Listing

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  Quail Run

  Quail Run offers walkability to local restaurants, indoor play spaces and a large sports complex about 20 miles east of downtown El Paso. The neighborhood's single-family homes have lower price tags than other parts of the city, making this area more accessible for many buyers. "Quail Run is mostly starter homes," says Realtor Yvonne Russell with

  • Average Value

    $222K

  • List Price

    $175K - $260K

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    1 Listing

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  Eisenhower's Sahara

  Eisenhower’s Sahara, known locally as the Sahara, is a working-class subdivision with a strong military presence thanks to its proximity to the Fort Bliss army post. "Northeast El Paso isn’t particularly known for strong commercial and retail as much as it's known for natural beauty, commuter convenience and general affordability," says local

  • Average Value

    $221K

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    0 Listings

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  Pebble Hills South

  Pebble Hills South in El Paso features 1970s one-story brick homes with rock-inspired landscaping. Stone walls and pools enhance properties. Nearby Sunset Center mall offers unique dining options, including African cuisine.

  • Average Value

    $220K

  • List Price

    $136K - $261K

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    2 Listings

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  Socorro

  Socorro, TX, near El Paso, features colorful murals and Spanish revival homes. Residents enjoy Bulldog Championship Park and the El Paso Mission Trail. Local favorites include Mariscos Culicacan restaurant and Bodega Loya market.

  • Average Value

    $219K

  • List Price

    $143K - $452K

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    165 Listings

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  Montana East

  Tucked into the northeastern corner of El Paso, the Montana East community is far from the city center yet is close to many amenities thanks to the city’s continued development in this area. The residential neighborhood has access to U.S. Route 62, known locally as Montana Avenue, and Texas State Highway Loop 375. The two roads can take drivers

  • Average Value

    $216K

  • List Price

    $184K - $268K

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    2 Listings

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  Stanton Heights

  Tucked away from major highways, Stanton Heights is still conveniently located within the growing east El Paso area. “This is the most recently developed part of the city, and it’s where everything new is going,” says Allison Dillard, a Realtor with Keller Williams and a lifelong El Paso resident. “You’re near the airport, Fort Bliss and a

  • Average Value

    $215K

  • List Price

    $162K - $254K

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    3 Listings

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  Vista Real West

  Vista Real West offers quiet residential streets near essential east El Paso destinations. Major employers, like Fort Bliss, and big-box grocery stores, including Target, are all just a quick drive away. Locals can easily head to the nearby Eastside Regional Park for a workout in the fitness center or a day relaxing by the pool. The neighborhood

  • Average Value

    $213K

  • List Price

    $185K - $264K

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    5 Listings

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  Tornillo

  Tornillo, TX is a small farming town in El Paso County with pecan groves and chile farms. Ranch-style homes and desert lots are common. Coyote Park provides recreation. Community events like the Luminaria foster local spirit.

  • Average Value

    $213K

  • List Price

    $164K - $368K

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    3 Listings

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  Roberts

  With several shopping centers and restaurants, the Roberts neighborhood of Northwest El Paso gives plenty of incentive for residents to stay close to home. And there is more to come: the city tore down Oran Roberts Elementary School in March 2025, clearing the way for a commercial development that will include a hotel, retail stores, restaurants

  • Average Value

    $211K

  • List Price

    $191K - $253K

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    1 Listing

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  Cooperstown

  Cooperstown is a primarily residential northeast El Paso community in the shadows of the Franklin Mountains, 11 miles from the Fort Bliss Army headquarters. "The proximity to Fort Bliss makes this mostly a transient area,” says local agent Veronica Flaherty with Dependable Real Estate Group. "Families regularly move in and out as military

  • Average Value

    $209K

  • List Price

    $170K - $276K

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    4 Listings

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  Highland Park

  Highland Park in El Paso features historic homes near Fort Bliss with city views. The area offers access to downtown, the zoo, and Franklin Mountains trails. El Paso High serves local students in a well-rated school district.

  • Average Value

    $209K

  • List Price

    $122K - $304K

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    8 Listings

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  Bradley

  Bradley gives homebuyers access to single-family homes and proximity to schools and outdoor activities in northeast El Paso. Homes here are typically one-story with brick accents or painted with lighter colors. Smaller properties usually opt for brick or tile out front instead of grass. Backyards in Bradley either have grass or pools. Streets also

  • Average Value

    $209K

  • List Price

    $161K - $345K

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    7 Listings

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  Grandview

  Grandview in El Paso features Pueblo and Spanish Revival homes 10 minutes from downtown. The neighborhood has Grandview Park and a "Little Free Library." Route 54 connects residents to the city center and Mexican border.

  • Average Value

    $208K

  • List Price

    $125K - $442K

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    7 Listings

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  Milagro Hills

  Milagro Hills is a residential neighborhood in the shadow of the Franklin Mountains in northeastern El Paso. Many homes get passed down through families in this established community. It’s also home to many military families, because Fort Bliss, the Army garrison that houses the 1st Armored Division, takes up more than a million acres to the east.

  • Average Value

    $207K

  • List Price

    $150K - $275K

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    11 Listings

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  Timberwolf

  Timberwolf in El Paso, south of Fort Bliss, features remodeled 1950s homes with landscaped lots. Enjoy Mesa Terrace Park and local spots like Casa Pizza. Interstate 10 offers quick access to downtown El Paso attractions.

  • Average Value

    $205K

  • List Price

    $139K - $383K

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    3 Listings

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  Apollo Heights East

  Apollo Heights East gives homebuyers access to single-family homes and schools while being close to multiple outdoor activities. The streets of this northeast El Paso community are named after heroes or gods of Greek mythology. Properties are close together and are typically one-story with brick accents. Several residents also choose stone and

  • Average Value

    $205K

  • List Price

    $165K - $277K

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    6 Listings

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  Central

  Central, an El Paso neighborhood, sits at the Franklin Mountains' base near Fort Bliss. One-story homes line the streets. Residents enjoy Grandview Park, local spots like Los Tragones Grill, and the El Paso Green Bowl skate park.

  • Average Value

    $203K

  • List Price

    $135K - $466K

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    10 Listings

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  Upper Vista Real

  Upper Vista Real in east El Paso has been known for its convenient location since it was developed in the late 1990s. “This is a well-established neighborhood because of everything it’s near,” says Denise Weber, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty who is also a lifelong El Paso resident. Loop 375 on the community’s eastern edge reaches downtown

  • Average Value

    $202K

  • List Price

    $170K - $266K

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    3 Listings

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  Westway

  Located south of the New Mexico border on Interstate 10, the El Paso neighborhood of Westway gives homebuyers a lower-cost option for housing while having quick access to job opportunities. Streets in this community of over 3,000 are on a grid pattern, with primarily single-family properties. Most have grass lawns with oak and mesquite trees in

  • Average Value

    $201K

  • List Price

    $139K - $300K

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    2 Listings

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  Marty Robbins South

  Marty Robbins South in El Paso features contemporary and ranch-style homes. The central park offers concerts and an aquatic center. Nearby retail centers provide dining and shopping. Highway 375 and I-10 are easily accessible.

  • Average Value

    $197K

  • List Price

    $161K - $263K

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    1 Listing

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  Terrace Hills

  Terrace Hills is a small neighborhood of attractively priced midcentury homes in northeast El Paso that offers a tranquil, yet convenient setting. It is bordered by canyons that separate it from the Franklin Mountains. “Often times, people who are moving to that area want to be in a quieter part of the city,” says Debbie Figueroa of The Real

  • Average Value

    $196K

  • List Price

    $154K - $234K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Terrace Hills

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