Santa Rita Multifamily Home for Sale

About a mile south of San Angelo’s downtown area, Santa Rita is a desirable community that hugs the bend of the North Concho River. “The whole Santa Rita neighborhood is from old money,” says Carl White, San Angelo’s Parks and Recreation Director. “The Santa Rita oil well started the oil boom in West Texas, and the money that spun off from that created the neighborhood. You can see that money especially in the houses across the river from Santa Fe Park.” Residents are close to this popular city park, complete with a scenic river walk that leads to a plethora of museums and art galleries, as well as to Angelo State University. Because of its proximity to the university, Santa Rita is home to many university professors and others affiliated with the school. While larger estates sit near the riverbank, a variety of vintage bungalows line the gridded residential streets. “It was the first major development from the 1920s west of the river,” White says. “Some of the old street curbing was made during the Great Depression by the WPA.” In contrast to the historical roots of the pedestrian-friendly roads throughout the neighborhood, the slightly less historic U.S. Route 67 runs along