Get to Know Deleon Division in Andrews

About Deleon Division

Mornings in Deleon Division tend to start with practical routines and familiar stops: a quick coffee run to Table Cafe or 7 Brew Coffee, then a swing by Porter's for groceries, all within about a half-mile of the neighborhood. That “close-to-everything” feel shows up again and again here, especially with Andrews H S sitting roughly 0.5 miles away and Devonian EL even closer at about 0.4 miles—two landmarks that locals reference without thinking twice.

Deleon Division fits into the heart of Andrews’ 79714 ZIP area, where the pace is shaped by workday commutes and school schedules. With a ZIP area population of 18,610 and a median age of 33, it reads as a young, working community—people who want to be near town conveniences but still live in a place where driveways are full and neighbors tend to recognize each other. That’s reinforced by the area’s strong homeownership pattern, with 78.5% of residents owning rather than renting.

Housing here aligns with what many buyers come to Andrews for: attainable entry points and a straightforward, low-fuss lifestyle. The typical home value around $195,700 keeps Deleon Division on the radar for first-time buyers and relocations alike, especially in a market where getting a yard and a garage matters. Streets feel residential and practical—close enough to the action that grabbing dinner at Dickey's Barbecue Pit, Western Grill Steak House, or El Potrillo can be a weeknight decision instead of a planned outing.

Community life leans into recreation that’s easy to reach. On warm afternoons, families drift toward Lakeside Park or the Andrews Splash Park, and fitness regulars rotate between Mustang Fitness Center and Black Gold Health & Fitness. It’s also a neighborhood where people build routines around schools—Clearfork EL for the early years, Andrews Middle for grades 6–8, and then Andrews H S—so the school calendar becomes a shared rhythm.

Deleon Division tends to draw residents who want to keep their weekday logistics tight: a short drive to campus, a short drive to dinner, and parks close enough that “let’s go for a walk” doesn’t require planning ahead.

Living in Deleon Division Day to Day

Daily life in Deleon Division is built around convenience and a home-first lifestyle. In a ZIP where 85.1% of workers drive alone to get where they’re going, errands are typically a quick hop rather than a long trek, and the neighborhood’s proximity to everyday staples makes that easier. Porter's is close enough to become the default grocery stop, and coffee options like CPL Rays Coffee, Table Cafe, and 7 Brew Coffee are right there when you want a familiar counter and a fast in-and-out.

Homes in the area reflect the kind of housing many buyers seek in Andrews: primarily owner-occupied, with the neighborhood matching the broader pattern of stable residency. With 7,153 housing units across the ZIP and about 75.1% owner-occupied, you’ll notice streets where people invest in their place and settle in. The typical home value near $195,700 helps explain why—buyers can often focus on getting the essentials they want (space, storage, and a workable yard) without pushing into a completely different budget bracket.

When residents want green space, the choices are close and varied. Lakeside Park is an easy default for a casual evening stroll, while Wetland Park and Shafter's Trail add a change of scenery when you want more of a “get outside” feel without leaving town. In the heat, Andrews Splash Park becomes the kind of destination families build an afternoon around, and sports-minded households often end up at the Andrews County Sports Complex or the Andrews County Golf Course as part of a regular routine.

School days are a major organizing force here because Andrews ISD campuses are nearby and familiar. Clearfork EL serves the earliest grades (EE–01) and Devonian EL covers grades 2–3, both rated C, with Andrews Middle (grades 6–8) also rated C. For high school, Andrews H S—rated B and enrolling 1,193 students—is close enough that after-school activities feel like part of the neighborhood’s daily flow rather than a cross-town commute. Andrews Education Center, also rated B, is nearby as well.

Weekends often look like a rotation of simple local favorites: a sandwich run to McAlister's Deli, wings at Buffalo Wild Wings, or a sit-down dinner at Western Grill Steak House. Shopping trips lean practical—Dollar Tree, Burkes Outlet, and Hibbett Sports are all close—so residents can keep the weekend for parks, workouts at Mustang Fitness Center, or catching a game at the sports complex instead of spending it on long drives.

Things to Do Near Deleon Division

Deleon Division sits close to the kind of places residents actually use week after week. For a quick coffee, Table Cafe is about 0.4 miles away, with 7 Brew Coffee around 0.5 miles and CPL Rays Coffee close by too—easy stops before school drop-off or a morning commute. When you need a simple grocery run, Porter's is roughly 0.4 miles away, and nearby shopping like Burkes Outlet, Dollar Tree, and Hibbett Sports keeps errands compact.

Outdoor time is just as accessible. Lakeside Park is close enough for an after-dinner walk, and Wetland Park offers a different kind of quiet when you want a slower pace. In warmer months, Andrews Splash Park is the go-to for families, while Shafter's Trail and Carter Park are easy choices when you want to stretch your legs. Fitness options are plentiful within a short drive, including Mustang Fitness Center, Black Gold Health & Fitness, and Jab House Fitness, plus bigger recreation hubs like the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center and Andrews County Sports Complex.

Dining stays local and convenient, with weeknight standards like Dickey's Barbecue Pit and Terriyaki Madness nearby, plus sit-down favorites like Western Grill Steak House. If you’re craving Mexican food, El Potrillo, La Mexicana, Mi Pueblo, and La Hacienda give you multiple nearby options without having to overthink it.

Neighborhoods Near Deleon Division

Deleon Division is surrounded by established pockets of Andrews that locals often think of as part of the same everyday orbit. Bunn Addition and Mesquite Wood Estates sit about a tenth of a mile away, making it common for residents to move between these areas while staying close to the same schools, parks, and shopping runs. Northcrest and Andrews Heights, both around 0.3 miles away, are also close enough that the boundary lines feel more like “where you turn” than a major change in lifestyle.

A little farther out, Flanary and Devonian Heights keep you near familiar Andrews ISD campuses, while Duncan and Mustang Heights are within about half a mile to 0.6 miles, maintaining that close-to-town convenience. Tonroy-McMurrey Estates and Abigail are nearby options when buyers want to stay in the same part of Andrews but explore a slightly different streetscape.

White-Southwest and A-H-U, about 1 mile to 1.3 miles away, round out the nearby choices and make it easier for residents to stay close to the same core amenities—like Lakeside Park, Andrews Splash Park, and the cluster of dining and shopping options near the center of town—without leaving the 79714 routine behind.

Local Resources Near Deleon Division

For day-to-day civic needs, Deleon Division is close to the offices residents use when they’re buying a home, transferring utilities, or handling records. The Andrews County Appraisal District is about 0.8 miles away, and the Andrews County Tax Assessor is around 1 mile—helpful when you want answers on valuations, exemptions, or payment timelines without driving across town. On the school side, the Andrew Inpndt School DST Tax Off (Aisd Tax Office) is nearby as well, tying directly into Andrews ISD for families tracking school-related tax questions.

Public services are easy to reach. The Andrews County Sheriff's Office is about 1 mile away and the Andrews Police Department is around 1.2 miles, with fire support from the Fire Department (Fire Station) and the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. For mail and everyday errands, the USPS location is roughly 0.6 miles away—close enough to handle shipping and P.O. box needs without turning it into a half-day task.

For families and lifelong learners, Andrews County Library is around 1.1 miles away, and utility needs can be handled through the Andrews Water Department. Taken together, these resources reinforce a very Andrews-specific benefit of Deleon Division: the important places for paperwork, safety, school administration, and basic services are all close to home.

Frequently Asked Questions About Deleon Division

Is Deleon Division a good place to live?

Deleon Division can be a strong fit for buyers who want an Andrews neighborhood where daily life stays simple and close to home. The area’s typical home value around $195,700 supports an attainable path to ownership, and that stability shows up in the 78.5% homeownership rate. With Andrews ISD campuses nearby—like Andrews H S (rated B) about 0.5 miles away—families often build routines around short school drives, quick grocery runs to Porter's, and evenings at Lakeside Park or the Andrews County Sports Complex. The ZIP’s median age of 33 adds to the sense that this is a working, family-leaning part of town.

Is Deleon Division safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it’s best to evaluate safety the way locals do: by paying attention to the neighborhood’s day-to-day activity and how close key services are. Deleon Division benefits from being near the Andrews County Sheriff's Office (about 1 mile) and the Andrews Police Department (about 1.2 miles), with nearby fire response through the Fire Department (Fire Station) and Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. In a community where 78.5% of residents are homeowners, neighbors tend to be familiar with the street and notice what’s normal, which often supports a watchful, look-out-for-each-other culture.

How are the schools in Deleon Division?

Deleon Division is served by Andrews ISD, and the proximity to multiple campuses is one of the neighborhood’s practical advantages. Andrews H S, rated B and enrolling 1,193 students, is about 0.5 miles away, and Andrews Education Center (also rated B) is close by as well. For younger students, Clearfork EL (grades EE–01) and Devonian EL (grades 02–03) are both nearby and rated C, with Andrews Middle (grades 06–08) also rated C. Underwood EL (grades 04–05) is about 1.3 miles away. This setup makes it easier for families to keep school commutes short across multiple grade levels.

What is the cost of living in Deleon Division?

Cost-of-living index details like a BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) number for Andrews weren’t provided, so a precise comparison to the U.S. average (where 100 equals the national norm for overall costs, including housing, goods, and utilities) can’t be stated here. What we can quantify clearly is property tax and the local housing baseline. In Deleon Division, the city property tax rate is $0.1805 per $100 of valuation, the Andrews County rate is $0.3598 per $100, and the Andrews ISD rate is $0.8969 per $100; together, that’s a combined estimated property tax rate of $1.4372 per $100 valuation. With a median home value of $195,700 and median gross rent of $1,305 per month in the 79714 area, many households weigh whether buying or renting best fits their budget. Also, Texas has no state income tax, which can help offset monthly costs even when property taxes are a meaningful line item.

Is Deleon Division good for families?

Deleon Division works well for many families because so much of the weekly routine is close by. Andrews ISD schools are nearby across grade levels, including Andrews H S (rated B) and Andrews Middle, plus elementary options like Clearfork EL and Devonian EL. For playtime and weekend breaks, families can rotate between Lakeside Park, Carter Park, and the Andrews Splash Park, and youth activities are often centered around the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center and the Andrews County Sports Complex. The area’s 21.8% under-18 population in the ZIP and a median age of 33 reinforce that this is a community where kids and school schedules are a visible part of daily life.

What is Deleon Division known for?

Deleon Division is known locally for being close to the places Andrews residents actually use—schools, parks, workouts, and quick dining—without feeling far removed from a residential routine. People recognize the area by how near it sits to Andrews ISD anchors like Andrews H S and the cluster of everyday stops such as Porter's, Table Cafe, and nearby shopping like Burkes Outlet and Dollar Tree. It’s also associated with easy access to outdoor and recreation spots including Lakeside Park, Wetland Park, and the Andrews Splash Park. Culturally, it reflects the broader 79714 makeup, with a strong Hispanic presence in the community alongside long-term homeowners who keep the neighborhood feeling settled.

What are things to do near Deleon Division?

Near Deleon Division, most “things to do” are the kind you can decide on last-minute. For a casual evening out, locals grab barbecue at Dickey's Barbecue Pit, sandwiches at McAlister's Deli, or a sit-down meal at Western Grill Steak House, with plenty of nearby Mexican favorites like El Potrillo, La Mexicana, Mi Pueblo, and La Hacienda. Outdoor options include Lakeside Park for walks, Wetland Park for a quieter loop, and Andrews Splash Park when the weather turns hot. For fitness and recreation, residents use Mustang Fitness Center, Black Gold Health & Fitness, Jab House Fitness, and bigger venues like the Andrews County Golf Course and Andrews County Sports Complex.

What ZIP code is Deleon Division in?

Deleon Division is in ZIP code 79714. This ZIP covers much of Andrews and the nearby Andrews ISD school network and daily amenities.

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