A Huge 11,930.80 Sq Ft

Frontage Is 80 Ft Wide X 150 Ft Deep

No Hoa Fee

Taxes Current

Title Free and Clear

Minutes From Walmart and Shopping Area & Downtown El Paso

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Have Approx GPS For 4 Corners

Great For Storage - Could Rent It Out - Camping Area OR Weekend Getaway - Short Term RV Visits Allowed

Lot In El Paso County Texas.

State, County, Zip: Texas, El Paso, 79938

Address: 0 Amagansett Ave, El Paso, Tx 79938

Legal: 205 Shadow Ridge Estates 16 Lot 41

Property Id: 43390

Location: Property Is Located Just 12 Miles East Of El Paso Downtown Area, As The Crow Flies.

Acres: 0.27 (11930.80 Sq Ft)

Dimensions: 80'X150'

Zoning: Residential

Access: On Amagansett Ave (Dirt Road)

Water Elect Sewer: Off Grid

Taxes: Annual Under $20 (Paid Current)

Deed: Buyer Will Get A Warranty Deed

Title: Free And Clear

Gps: 31.811360, -106.077798

Price: $6400

Down Payment: $100

Terms:

12 Monthly Payments at $525

21 Monthly Payments at $300

36 Monthly Payments at $175

Cash Price: Please Contact Me.

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Processing Fee: $195

The Hueco mountains offer stunning views to the north and east.

Juarez, Mexico

El Paso is located at the intersection of three states (Chihuahua, New Mexico, and Texas) and two countries (Mexico and the U.S.)

Ciudad Jurez commonly referred to as just Jurez, is the most populous city in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. It was known until 1888 as "The North Pass". It is the seat of the Jurez Municipality with an estimated population of 2.5 million people. Jurez lies on the Rio Grande River, south of El Paso, Texas, United States. Together with the surrounding areas, the cities form El Paso-Jurez, the second largest binational metropolitan area on the Mexico-U.S. border, with a combined population of over 3.4 million people.

Four international points of entry connect Jurez and El Paso: The Bridge of the Americas, the Ysleta-Zaragoza International Bridge, the Paso del Norte Bridge, and the Stanton Street Bridge. Combined, these bridges allowed 22,958,472 crossings in 2008, making Ciudad Jurez a major point of entry and transportation into the U.S. for all of central northern Mexico. The city has a growing industrial center, which in large part is made up by more than 300 assembly plants located in and around the city. According to a 2007 New York Times article, Jurez was "absorbing more new industrial real estate space than any other North American city". In 2008, Di Magazine designated Ciudad Jurez "The City of the Future".

Just Minutes From Downtown El Paso

El Paso, nicknamed the Sun City, boasts an average of 302 sunny days per year. It's also famous for its Tex-Mex cuisine, numerous haunted locations, wild-west history, and being the boot manufacturing capital of the world.

With below-average home prices and a low cost of living, El Paso is one of the most affordable places to live. Over the past 30 years, El Paso has remained largely free from natural disasters, with an overall score of 40%.

El Paso, a U.S. border city, is often lauded for its low rates of violence and property crime.

Approx Gps

Se: 31.811306, -106.077484

Sw: 31.811337, -106.077736

Ne: 31.811755, -106.077499

Nw: 31.811753, -106.077735

About El Paso County From County Website

El Paso County is the westernmost county in the state of Texas and was established in March 1850, with San Elizario as the first county seat. Today, the County is made up of El Paso, Socorro, San Elizario, Horizon City, Canutillo, Fabens, Clint, Tornillo, and Vinton.

It is centered in a tri-state area surrounded by New Mexico, Chihuahua, and Texas. As of the 2020 Census, the population was 865,657, making it the sixth-most populous county in the State. The county is surrounded by the Franklin Mountains in the north and the Hueco mountains in the east making El Paso a premiere location for outdoor sports such as hiking and biking. In fact, Hueco Tanks, the areas first National Historic Landmark, is one of the world's premier rock-climbing destinations. El Paso County's nearly year-round sunny weather makes El Paso the perfect place to work and raise a family. El Paso County has a high quality of life and attractive residential and commercial areas. Our strategic location offers exceptional opportunities for a variety of development and road trips.

Those are just some of the reasons why active-duty military families and veterans love to call El Paso Home. Just recently, El Paso was ranked as one of the top 10 best places for veterans to live. El Paso County is committed to ensuring a strong partnership with Fort Bliss, home of America's Tank Division, and encourages service members and their families who are retiring or separating from the military to make El Paso their home. El Paso County will continue to champion and support Veterans by collaborating with community organizations to provide accessible and high-quality healthcare, education, employment, and quality of life to stay true to the name - El Paso County, the Veterans Capital of the United States.

History

Part of the regions appeal is its amazing history. According to the Texas Historical Association, Spaniards in the sixteenth century viewed two mountain ranges rising out the desert with a deep chasm between. This site they named El Paso del Norte (the Pass of the North), the future location of two border cities-Ciudad Juarez on the south or right bank of the Rio Grande, and El Paso, Texas, on the opposite side of the river. Since the sixteenth century, the pass has been a continental crossroads. As a result, a north-south route along the historic Camino Real prevailed during the Spanish and Mexican periods. Later, traffic shifted to an east-west axis in the years following 1848, when the Rio Grande became an international boundary. As a result of this history, El Paso County is home to the Ysleta and Socorro Missions and San Elizario Presidio Chapel which are among the oldest, continuously active Missions in the country. Also, prior to colonization, this region was home to many native groups, one of which is one of only three surviving tribes, the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, the only Pueblo Nation in the state of Texas.

About El Paso City - Source Internet Web

El Paso, city, seat (1850) of El Paso County, extreme western Texas, U.S. It is located on the Rio Grande, there bridged to Jurez, Mexico, just south of the New Mexico line. The largest of the U.S.-Mexican border cities, it lies at the foot of the Franklin Mountains (at an elevation of 3,762 feet [1,147 meters]) below a narrow pass where the Rio Grande issues from the bare southernmost spurs of the Rocky Mountains.

The strategic site was recognized in 1598 by Juan de Oate, colonizer of New Mexico, who called it El Paso del Norte (Spanish: The Pass of the North). Franciscans established the Mission Nuestra Seora de Guadalupe there in 1659; the original church stands in the central square of Jurez. Spanish survivors of the Pueblo Revolt (1680-92) took refuge there and built other missions nearby, including one at Ysleta, site of the oldest town in Texas (now in El Paso). In 1776 the settlement comprised a string of hamlets and farms inhabited by 5,000 people. Not until after 1827 did a village exist on the river's north bank at the present site of El Paso. It became U.S. territory in 1848, when an army post was built (commemorated by the Fort Bliss Replica Museum).

The town, laid out in 1859, was on the Butterfield Stage Route to California. It grew slowly until 1881, when four railways arrived; by 1890 its population had increased more than 10-fold to 10,338. Meanders of the Rio Grande to the south resulted in border disputes in the 1860S; Mexican claims to El Chamizal, a wedge of land on the Texas side, were first filed in 1895. The dispute, which involved the relocation of the river's channel, was finally resolved in 1963 and is commemorated in the 55-acre (22-Hectare) Chamizal National Memorial (1968).

Spanish language and culture distinguish the city. Its old adobe buildings are unmistakably Mexican, yet in general appearance El Paso is a modern American metropolis. It is the commercial and financial center for an extensive trade territory where livestock ranching, irrigated cotton farming, and mineral production are major economic activities. El Paso has a highly diversified industrial structure centering on primary metals, petroleum and gas operations, food products, and apparel. Its copper-lead custom smelter and electrolytic copper refinery processes a significant portion of the nation's copper. Fort Bliss (home of the U.S. Army Air Defense Center), the William Beaumont General Hospital, and nearby White Sands Missile Range (in New Mexico) augment El Paso's economy.

A port of entry and an important foreign-trade and transcontinental crossroad on several major highways, it is served by both U.S. and Mexican railroads. It is a tourist gateway to Jurez and the interior of Mexico and to scenic areas of the United States. Downtown El Paso, with its winding streets and restored adobe buildings that house restaurants and shops, is popular with visitors. The city's attractions include the El Paso Museum of Art and the El Paso Museum of History (1974; originally the El Paso Cavalry Museum). The University of Texas at El Paso originated as the Texas State School of Mines and Metallurgy in 1913. Several of its original buildings were modeled on the Potala Palace of Lhasa, Tibet. The university sponsors the Sun Bowl, festivities held in conjunction with an annual postseason college football game. El Paso Community College opened in 1969. Inc. 1873. Pop. (2010) 649,121; El Paso Metro Area, 800,647; (2020) 678,815; El Paso Metro Area, 868,859.