Upper Far East El Paso

Upper Far East El Paso is a fast-growing suburban region known for newer homes, expanding retail, neighborhood parks, and wide-open views of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Geography

• Location: Generally describes the 79938 growth corridor east of Loop 375 around Edgemere Boulevard, Pebble Hills Boulevard, and Montana Avenue.
• Proximity: Connects to established East El Paso through Loop 375, with access to Interstate 10 through the Zaragoza and Joe Battle corridors.
• Outdoors: Offers neighborhood parks, trails, and recreation at The Beast Urban Park, with Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site located farther east.

Lifestyle

• Vibe: Offers a newer suburban environment with active residential construction and everyday services developing alongside it.
• Open Setting: Features broad desert views, newer streetscapes, and more undeveloped land than established parts of East El Paso.
• Growing Amenities: Continues to gain grocery stores, restaurants, medical services, schools, entertainment, and neighborhood retail.

Housing

• Property Values: Offers homes across several price ranges, from entry-level new construction to larger residences with upgraded finishes.
• Variety: Primarily features contemporary stucco homes, Southwestern-inspired designs, single-story floor plans, and newer two-story residences.
• New Growth: Includes active construction in communities such as Tierra del Este, Ventanas, Tres Sueños, and other developments extending east of Loop 375.

Neighborhoods

Here is a list of some of the neighborhoods and subdivisions in Upper Far East El Paso:

• Desert Sands
• El Dorado Estates
• Hueco Club Estates
• Sun Ridge
• Tierra del Este
• Tres Sueños
• Upper Vista Real
• Ventanas
• Vista del Este

Schools and Convenience

• Education: Depending on the property’s location, homes may be served by Socorro, El Paso, or Clint independent school districts. Nearby campuses include Pebble Hills High School, El Dorado High School, and several newer elementary and middle schools.
• Shopping: Features expanding retail along Zaragoza Road, Edgemere Boulevard, Pebble Hills Boulevard, and Montana Avenue, including The Shops at Tierra Este.
• Commuting: Connects to Fort Bliss, the airport, and established East El Paso through Loop 375, Montana Avenue, Zaragoza Road, and Pebble Hills Boulevard.

Neighborhood Associations

Upper Far East El Paso does not have the same concentration of long-established neighborhood associations found in Central or West El Paso. Many communities are organized by individual subdivision, homeowners association, or property owners association.

• Tierra del Este subdivision communities
• Ventanas subdivision communities
• Tres Sueños community
• Upper Vista Real community
• East Planning Area Neighborhood Council

Not every subdivision has a mandatory HOA, and similarly named developments may have different restrictions. Buyers should verify the specific property’s HOA status, fees, subdivision restrictions, school boundaries, and taxing entities. The City of El Paso’s Neighborhood Associations map and directory provides additional information.