El Paso neighborhood guides

ZIP 79911

Cimarron Canyon

Cimarron Canyon is a master-planned neighborhood in northwest El Paso's 79911, tucked against the Franklin Mountains just south of Transmountain off Resler. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), spanning new construction and custom builds. ]]It stands out as one of El Paso's few truly walkable communities, with shops, restaurants, gyms, and Franklin Mountains trailheads reachable on foot.

ZIP 79911

Enchanted Hills

Enchanted Hills is a newer-construction neighborhood in northwest El Paso's 79911, built against the Franklin Mountains just north of Cimarron Canyon near Transmountain. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), with a median asking price around {{medianListPrice}}. ]]It is one of the few west-side areas still adding new construction, and it offers a lower entry point than neighboring Cimarron Canyon while sharing the same mountain-edge setting and Canutillo school district.

ZIP 79912

Franklin Hills

Franklin Hills is an established, high-end neighborhood in west El Paso's 79912, set in the foothills of the Franklin Mountains with wide views of the Rio Grande Valley and the city. It is known for larger, mostly 2000s-built homes on mature streets, close to the mountains and to everyday amenities, and it is served by El Paso ISD schools including Franklin High. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), with a median asking price around {{medianListPrice}}. ]]It is an essentially finished neighborhood, so buyers looking for brand-new construction on the west side look to Cimarron Canyon or Enchanted Hills instead.

ZIP 79928

Eastlake

Eastlake is an area of Horizon City and unincorporated El Paso County, in ZIP 79928, named for Eastlake Boulevard and Eastlake High School rather than for a single subdivision. It covers the neighborhoods along both sides of the boulevard, including Paseo del Este, Verdancia, Emerald, West Eastlake Estates, Desert Breeze and the villages of Mission Ridge.[[ Homes here run from {{priceRange}}, with a median list price of {{medianListPrice}}.]] Schools are Socorro ISD, and most of the housing stock is new: much of what sells here was built in the last five years.

ZIP 79934

North Hills

North Hills is an established neighborhood in far Northeast El Paso's 79934, off US 54 where Martin Luther King Boulevard meets the highway. It is known for 1990s-built single-family homes on mature streets named for the hills (Loma Clara, Loma Roja, Loma Franklin), Chuck Heinrich Park inside the neighborhood, and the 27-hole Painted Dunes Desert Golf Course a few minutes up McCombs. It is served by El Paso ISD schools, with Nixon Elementary and Richardson Middle inside the neighborhood feeding Andress High. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), with a median asking price around {{medianListPrice}}. ]]US 54 gives a direct run to Fort Bliss, the airport, and downtown.

ZIP 79934

Campo del Sol

Campo del Sol is a master-planned community in far Northeast El Paso's 79934, along McCombs Street just north of the North Hills and Painted Dunes Desert Golf Course area, with the Franklin Mountains on the western skyline. It is the Northeast's largest new-construction option: 2,313 acres planned by Franklin Mountain Communities and Scarborough Lane Development, with four builders selling new homes and a rental-home section, all sharing a 4.5-acre amenity center with a lazy river. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), with a median asking price around {{medianListPrice}}. ]]Schools are El Paso ISD, and US 54 runs straight down to the Fort Bliss gates.

ZIP 79934

Mesquite Hills

Mesquite Hills is a newer neighborhood at the top of Northeast El Paso, in ZIP 79934, filling the wedge between US 54 on the west and Dyer Street on the east. Building started in 2007 and ran into the early 2020s, which makes it one of the youngest established neighborhoods on this side of town, with desert street names like Mesquite River, Mesquite Thorn, and Ochre Bluff and small parks scattered right through it. It is the one far-northeast neighborhood zoned to Ysleta ISD instead of El Paso ISD: Desertaire Elementary, Parkland Middle, and Parkland High. [[Active listings currently range from about {{priceRange}} (as of {{asOfMonth}}), with a median asking price around {{medianListPrice}}. ]]It is one of the Northeast's most popular neighborhoods with military buyers, and US 54 runs straight down to the Fort Bliss gates.