Neighborhoods in Amarillo, TX

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  The Colonies

  The Colonies is a master-planned community with around 700 homes in southwest Amarillo. The residential housing development started in 2001 and has grown in multiple phases, with new construction still happening. The community features curving streets lined with landscaped medians and a scattering of trees. It offers homebuyers open green spaces,

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    $627K

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    $369K - $1.7M

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    18 Listings

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  Grey Hawk

  Just south of Texas State Loop 335, Grey Hawk is on the edge of Amarillo's city limits. The neighborhood features custom-built estate Craftsman homes on 1- to 10-acre lots. Its location in southwest Amarillo is in a growing area near many of the city’s national retail brands, restaurants and is only 12 miles from downtown. “It’s secluded and

  • Average Value

    $627K

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    $425K - $1.2M

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    4 Listings

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  Walnut Hills

  The hardest part about living in Walnut Hills is finding the way home. The only way in and out is a road that peeps out of a tunnel with railroad tracks above it along Hester Road. The small community is adjacent to the Tascosa Golf Club, and being hard to find gives it a rare sense of exclusivity and privacy. Located in northwest Amarillo, Walnut

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    $532K

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  The Greenways

  Staying true to its name, The Greenways is a master-planned community with more than 80 acres of greenways and park space in southwest Amarillo. It was developed by Edward Scott in 1996, and new construction continues now. The neighborhood is between two commercial corridors in the area, is a part of an A-rated school district and stays active on

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    $497K

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    $322K - $1M

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    23 Listings

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  Woodlands

  A home in Amarillo’s Woodlands neighborhood puts homebuyers on top. That’s right. The neighborhood is one of the few that actually has hills and rolling terrain. While the literal sense is unique, the neighborhood is also sought after for its strong schools and location next to the Tascosa Golf Club. Within 5 miles residents can find grocery

  • Average Value

    $488K

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    $330K - $1.3M

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    4 Listings

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  Indian Hills

  Drivers on Interstate 40 only need to travel a few miles past west Amarillo before they start seeing some strange sights in the bluffs—namely, rows of colorful cars half-buried in the ground and a larger-than-life cowboy tipping his hat to all who pass by. These sculptures—known as the Cadillac Ranch and 2nd Amendment Cowboy—are staple photo ops

  • Average Value

    $457K

  • List Price

    $288K - $798K

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    1 Listing

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  Lonesome Dove

  Lonesome Dove is a still-growing southeast Amarillo neighborhood almost hidden off Texas State Loop 335 North, known locally as The Loop. The community is part of the A-rated Canyon Independent School District, and houses here provide space between neighbors and the ability to build on lots as long as it follows deed restrictions. “You’re just

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    $441K

  • List Price

    $333K - $635K

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    3 Listings

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  Quail Creek

  As northwest Amarillo continues to grow, one of its earliest neighborhoods, Quail Creek, continues to draw interest from homebuyers in the city. With its location along Historic U.S. Route 66, the neighborhood has many nearby national brand stores, and the roadway provides a gateway to the rest of the city. The community, which dates to the early

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    $397K

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    $256K - $938K

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    6 Listings

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  Sleepy Hollow

  Situated near Amarillo’s westernmost loop, Sleepy Hollow has grown in size and popularity since its establishment in the 1970s. The neighborhood has one of the largest varieties of real estate in Amarillo, with listings ranging from 1980s family homes to the city’s highest-priced luxury residences. Streets like Cloister Parkway and Versailles

  • Average Value

    $385K

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    $202K - $914K

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    14 Listings

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  Westover Village

  Westover Village is one of Amarillo's newest neighborhoods, and its history only dates back to the mid-2000s. Situated along Coulter Street and Texas State Loop 335, it is in the middle of all of the city's planned growth. However, there are still plenty of already established grocery stores, big-box retailers and local restaurants. “It’s a very

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    $375K

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    $296K - $463K

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    2 Listings

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  Westcliff

  Westcliff’s multiple price points make it accessible to most potential homebuyers, making it a sought-after community for those looking to live in the northwest suburbs of Amarillo. The neighborhood is part of the highly-rated Amarillo Independent School District. In fact, the zoned elementary and middle schools are the newest in the district. An

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    $345K

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    $199K - $736K

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    9 Listings

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  Puckett

  When Puckett was originally developed in the early 1970s, it was one of the most popular suburbs of Amarillo. And many things that made the neighborhood desirable then still hold true today. Its location just south of Interstate 40 means easy access to the entire city. It's also within a 5-mile radius of numerous restaurants, national chain stores

  • Average Value

    $340K

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    $195K - $681K

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    16 Listings

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  Wolflin

  Wolflin is truly a place like no other in Amarillo. Dating to the mid-to-late 1920s, it was one of the city’s first neighborhoods. The Wolflin Historic District, 12 blocks around Oldham Circle and Hughes Street, features some of the original housing stock and is on the National Register for Historic Places. However, the community is probably best

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    $332K

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    $143K - $1.3M

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    43 Listings

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  Westover

  Westover is a southwest Amarillo neighborhood sandwiched between the main thoroughfares Coulter and Bell streets. The community was developed between the late 1990s and the early 2000s. It’s part of the A-rated Canyon Independent School District, and its location is at the heart of most of the city’s growth. “It’s very easily accessible to

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    $328K

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    $228K - $425K

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    4 Listings

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  City View

  City View is a southwest Amarillo neighborhood that continues to grow the the development of new construction properties. The community is part of the Canyon Independent School District, which scores an A on Niche and is a draw. Being in the southwest Amarillo and off the heavily traveled Western and Georgia streets, residents are a short drive

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    $312K

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    $259K - $517K

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    38 Listings

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  Windsor

  Windsor has been around the block, so to speak. Developed in the 1970s, and a mainstay in southwest Amarillo, Windsor has benefited from a surrounding area that has continued to grow and develop over the years. Situated between Coulter and Bell streets, the community has easy access to many shopping and dining spots and it's also part of the

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    $311K

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    $239K - $565K

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    8 Listings

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  Hillside Terrace

  Hillside Terrace is a residential neighborhood between Texas State Loop 335 and South Soncy Street, a busy commercial corridor. Developed in the 2010s, the neighborhood features an elementary school with an attached park and plenty of nearby retail options like most Amarillo neighborhoods. However, its location in the southwest part of town puts

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    $296K

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    $250K - $496K

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    17 Listings

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  Vineyards-Hastings

  While there are no grape-bearing vines on a countryside, the Vineyards-Hastings community is still growing. It's located about 5 miles northwest of the city center has sprung up from just raw land within the last decade. “Vineyards-Hastings is a really cool area, and it’s gone from vacant fields to a full-scale developed community in the last

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    $295K

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    $230K - $470K

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    7 Listings

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  Heritage Hills

  Tucked away along Texas State Loop 335, Heritage Hills is a new neighborhood with construction continuing amongst already-built Craftsman bungalows. The community is home to an elementary school that opened in 2021. A quick drive north on Soncy Street leads to national brands, restaurants, parks and the city’s medical district. “It’s smack dab in

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    $288K

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    $256K - $405K

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    12 Listings

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  Rolling Hills

  Surrounded by flat prairie land and the open blue of an unobstructed horizon, the neighborhood of Rolling Hills is 10 miles north of downtown Amarillo. Pickup trucks rumble down the quiet streets while chickens and goats roam around generous acreage. This quiet area is popular for those who want some respectable space between themselves and their

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    $274K

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    $174K - $374K

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    1 Listing

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  Belmar

  Developed between the 1960s and 1970s, Belmar stands out from similar Amarillo neighborhoods because it offers homebuyers larger lot sizes. Like most neighborhoods in the city limits, it features a community park surrounding the elementary school by the same name and less-traveled streets than the main thoroughfares nearby. With its price point,

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    $273K

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    $179K - $489K

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    15 Listings

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  Estacado

  Estacado, developed in the 1970s, is an older southwest Amarillo neighborhood known for larger property lots. While maybe not as a popular as it early days, this primarily residential community's location between Coulter and Bell streets puts residents in the heart of the city's retail corridor. Estacado is part of the A-rated Canyon Independent

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    $267K

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    $198K - $365K

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    10 Listings

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  Tierra Grande

  Outside Amarillo proper, homes scatter across the countryside, and the horizon is vast with the stretch of uninterrupted land. For those living in Tierra Grande, a community just over 10 miles from Amarillo, having a sizeable property and minimal building restrictions are two of the biggest draws. Residents may be farther from everyday

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    $266K

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    $93K - $395K

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    5 Listings

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  Hollywood-Scotsman

  Hollywood-Scotsman is named after West Hollywood Road, a major thoroughfare that forms Amarillo’s outermost loop, but the “Hollywood” in its name might also suggest a passing resemblance to a Western film set. Located in the southern part of the city, the neighborhood is a bit removed from the museums, dining, and retail areas of downtown.

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    $263K

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    $180K - $539K

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    8 Listings

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  City Park

  Home to John Stiff Park, one of the largest parks in Amarillo, City Park is a sought-after neighborhood in the southwestern part of the city. Tucked away off the busier thoroughfares of Bell and Coulter streets, sidewalks allow residents to walk through the neighborhood and connect to the park’s walking trails. Its location puts homebuyers within

  • Average Value

    $260K

  • List Price

    $192K - $346K

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    2 Listings

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