El Paso, TX Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in El Paso, TX
El Paso apartments change a lot by area. In Central El Paso, around Sunset Heights, Five Points, and Manhattan Heights, many apartments sit in older brick or stucco buildings with flat roofs, small porches, and shaded entries. Some units have wood floors, thick walls, and smaller closets. Near Downtown and South El Paso, apartments can be in older walk-up buildings mixed with duplexes and houses for rent. Near UTEP, you see many small apartments in low-rise buildings, plus older houses split into a few units.On the West Side, around Kern Place and Mesa Hills, many apartments are in garden-style or hillside stucco complexes with courtyards, covered parking, and balconies. On the East Side, from Cielo Vista to Montwood and farther out in the Lower Valley and Northeast, newer apartments often have wider parking lots, gated entries, and more uniform layouts. Houses for rent in the Far East can be newer brick or stucco with garages, while older homes in Mission Valley and Ysleta often have larger lots and simpler fronts. In many apartments, washer and dryer hookups can vary a lot by age of the building.