Mountain views or river valley, older streets or new builds. Here is how the six areas differ.
The Westside runs between the Franklin Mountains and the Rio Grande, from the university up toward the Upper Valley. Homes range from mid century houses near the campus to newer builds on the slopes with views across the valley. Most of it is served by El Paso ISD, with Canutillo ISD toward the north west. Interstate 10 runs through it, so downtown and the east side are an easy drive.
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North west along the river, the Upper Valley is cottonwoods, irrigation canals and larger lots, some with room for horses. The homes are often adobe style or ranch houses, and the streets feel more rural than anywhere else in the city. Schools are El Paso ISD and Canutillo ISD, depending on the street.
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The older heart of the city: Kern Place, Sunset Heights, Manhattan Heights and the streets around downtown. Brick and stucco homes from the early twentieth century, mature trees, and walking distance to restaurants and the university. El Paso ISD serves the area. Older homes reward a careful inspection, and Patti will tell you what to look for.
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The largest and fastest growing part of town, stretching out toward the Hueco Mountains and Horizon City. Mostly newer subdivisions, larger floor plans for the money, and plenty of new construction. Schools are mainly Ysleta, Socorro and Clint ISDs. Popular with families and first time buyers.
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Under the east face of the Franklin Mountains and right beside Fort Bliss, which makes it a natural first look for military families. Established neighborhoods with mountain views, served by El Paso ISD. The drive to post is short, and the Patriot Freeway connects it to the rest of the city.
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Just across the state line, west of the river. Santa Teresa has newer homes, golf course communities and a quieter pace, with schools in the Gadsden district. Dan and Patti are licensed in New Mexico, so a Santa Teresa purchase or sale is handled by the same two people as one in El Paso.
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Each area opens the search already filtered to that part of town.
Listings are provided through the IDX programme of the Greater El Paso Association of Realtors. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Tell Patti how you live: the commute, the schools, the yard you want. She will tell you where to look. Call (915) 584-5430 or text (915) 241-0087.
