Get to Know Lujan in Andrews

About Lujan

In Lujan, it doesn’t take long to find your bearings because so much of everyday life radiates from nearby staples like Underwood EL just down the road, Carter Park a short walk away, and the steady stream of local traffic headed toward Porter's for groceries. The neighborhood sits in the middle of a cluster of familiar Andrews names—Carter Park Addition, K A Wright, and Underwood Park are all close enough that residents often talk about plans and directions using neighborhood names as shorthand.

The feel here is practical and lived-in, the kind of place where most homes are owner-occupied and yards tend to get attention because people plan to stay. In the 79714 ZIP area, homeownership runs high at about 75.1% owner-occupied housing, and that stability shows up in the way neighbors use the parks and schools as anchors for their week. Housing costs track with what many buyers expect in Andrews right now, with a median home value of $195,700 shaping the market for first-time buyers, growing households, and residents relocating for work in the area.

Life in Lujan is tightly connected to Andrews ISD, and the school campuses nearby are part of the neighborhood’s identity. Underwood EL is the closest everyday landmark for many families, while Andrews Middle is also nearby and Andrews H S is the larger high school option close to home. For a smaller setting, Andrews Education Center serves grades 9–12 with a much smaller enrollment, and it’s close enough that it feels like part of the same community footprint.

Lujan also fits into Andrews as a place where you can keep routines simple. A quick coffee run might mean CPL Rays Coffee or 7 Brew Coffee, and dinner is often a familiar rotation—La Hacienda, Tortas & More, or a pickup from Western Grill Steak House when you want something hearty without making it a big outing. The neighborhood tends to draw people who like being close to the day-to-day essentials, where schools, parks, and errands are minutes apart and the week runs on local, recognizable stops.

Living in Lujan Day to Day

Daily life in Lujan revolves around short drives and routines that stay close to home. With Carter Park about 0.4 miles away and Shafter's Trail roughly 0.5 miles from the neighborhood, it’s easy to build in a morning walk or an after-dinner loop without turning it into a big time commitment. When the weather turns hot, many residents point the car toward Andrews Splash Park, and Lakeside Park becomes an easy choice for stretching the evening outside before heading home.

Housing in the surrounding 79714 area reflects a market where ownership is common and people put down roots. The ZIP’s median home value sits at $195,700, which shapes what buyers shop for and what long-term owners decide to renovate rather than move. With 7,153 housing units in the broader area and about 20.6% renter-occupied, you’ll see a mix of households—some new to town and others who’ve been in Andrews for years—often living side by side and sharing the same school and park routines.

Coffee and errands are straightforward here. Porter's is close enough to feel like the default grocery run, and quick stops like Dollar General are nearby when you need something without a full shopping trip. If you want a regular caffeine spot, CPL Rays Coffee is a common choice, and 7 Brew Coffee is also close for a fast in-and-out. Meals tend to be a neighborhood rhythm: La Hacienda and Tortas & More for familiar flavors, Buffalo Wild Wings for a casual night out, and McAlister's Deli when you want something quick that still feels like a sit-down break.

For fitness, Lujan residents have more options than you’d expect for a small-city setting. Jab House Fitness is nearby for structured workouts, while places like Black Gold Health & Fitness and the Mustang Fitness Center offer additional gym variety. On weekends, the Andrews County Sports Complex and Andrews County Golf Course pull people out of their usual routines, and the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center makes it easy for families to keep kids busy without crossing town.

Schools are a major part of the neighborhood’s cadence. Andrews ISD serves the area, with Underwood EL close by for grades 4–5 and campuses like Clearfork EL and Devonian EL nearby for younger grades. Older students typically feed into Andrews Middle and then Andrews H S, both close enough that school drop-offs and after-school activities stay manageable. In a community with a median age of 33 and about 21.8% of residents under 18, that school-and-activities rhythm is a defining part of what it feels like to live here.

Parks, Coffee, and Everyday Conveniences Near Lujan

Lujan’s strongest amenities are the ones you’ll actually use weekly. Carter Park is close enough for spontaneous evenings outside, and Shafter's Trail is a handy option when you want a walk with a clear start-and-finish point. When you’re looking for more of a destination feel, Lakeside Park and Wetland Park are both nearby, and Andrews Splash Park is the go-to on hot days when families want a break from the West Texas heat.

For food and coffee, the neighborhood sits near a practical lineup. CPL Rays Coffee and 7 Brew Coffee make it easy to keep a morning routine, while Table Cafe is close when you want to slow down and sit for a bit. Dinner options are similarly convenient, with La Hacienda and Tortas & More nearby, plus Western Grill Steak House, Dickey's Barbecue Pit, and even quick standards like Pizza Hut when you’re feeding a group.

Errands stay simple with Porter's nearby for groceries, and shopping stops like Hibbett Sports, Burkes Outlet, Aaron's, and Dollar Tree clustered close enough to combine into one trip instead of bouncing across town.

Neighborhoods Near Lujan

Lujan sits among a tight network of Andrews neighborhoods that locals recognize by name. Brice is essentially next door, and Carter Park Addition is close enough that many residents share the same park routines and school drop-off patterns. Pockets like L B and K A Wright are also right nearby, creating a patchwork of established residential blocks where people tend to measure distance in minutes rather than miles.

If you’re comparing the feel street by street, areas like Underwood Park and Ramirez are close and often overlap with the same everyday destinations, especially Underwood EL and Carter Park. Neighborhoods such as Garcia, Robinson, Lambert, J-B, A-H-U, and Baeza round out the immediate area, giving buyers a handful of nearby options when they want to stay close to the same coffee shops, gyms, and Andrews ISD campuses but explore different blocks and housing styles.

Local Resources Close to Lujan

When you live in Lujan, many of the civic basics are nearby and easy to reach. The Andrews County Library is close for after-school study time and weekend checkouts, and the Andrews County Sheriff’s Office and Andrews Police Department are both in the area, which helps reinforce a small-city pattern where residents see local law enforcement as part of the community fabric.

For property and tax needs, the Andrews County Appraisal District is nearby, along with the Andrews County Tax Assessor for county-related questions. Families connected to Andrews ISD also have a convenient resource in the Andrew Inpndt School DST Tax Off (Aisd Tax Office), which comes up often for homeowners trying to understand their school tax portion.

Day-to-day services are also close: the Andrews Water Department for utility questions, USPS for mail and package needs, and local emergency response through the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department and the nearby Fire Department station. With the Andrews courthouse and Courthouse Annex close as well, many of the errands that typically require a longer drive in other towns can be handled without leaving the Andrews core.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lujan

Is Lujan a good place to live?

Lujan offers a grounded, close-to-everything lifestyle within Andrews’ 79714 ZIP, where the broader area’s population is 18,610 and the median age is 33—young enough to feel active, established enough to feel stable. The neighborhood benefits from a high owner-occupancy pattern in the area (about 75.1% owner-occupied housing), which shows up in the way parks like Carter Park and trails like Shafter's Trail get used year-round. With a median home value of $195,700 and a median household income of $72,242, many households find they can build a comfortable routine near schools, coffee shops, and practical errands without making life overly complicated.

Is Lujan safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it’s best to evaluate safety on a street-by-street basis and at different times of day. What Lujan does have working in its favor is proximity to local civic infrastructure, including the Andrews County Sheriff’s Office and the Andrews Police Department, both nearby enough to reinforce a visible community presence. In neighborhoods like this—where owner-occupancy is common across the surrounding ZIP—residents tend to recognize familiar cars, know which homes are usually occupied, and pay attention to activity near schools and parks such as Underwood EL and Carter Park. If safety is a priority, a local agent can help you compare blocks and typical neighborhood patterns.

How are the schools in Lujan?

Lujan is served by Andrews ISD, and the nearby campus lineup is a big part of daily life here. Underwood EL is very close for grades 4–5, with Clearfork EL serving early grades and Devonian EL serving grades 2–3, giving families multiple elementary options nearby. For older students, Andrews Middle is close for grades 6–8, and Andrews H S is the primary high school option nearby with a B rating. Andrews Education Center is another Andrews ISD high school campus close to the neighborhood and is much smaller by enrollment, which can appeal to families looking for a different setting while staying in-district.

What is the cost of living in Lujan?

Cost-of-living index details such as a Regional Price Parity (RPP) figure weren’t provided for Lujan or Andrews, so a precise comparison to the national average (where RPP 100 equals the U.S. average for overall costs, housing, goods, and utilities) can’t be stated here. What we can pin down is the local property tax picture, which matters a lot for monthly budgeting in Andrews County. In Lujan, the city property tax rate is $0.1805 per $100 of assessed value, the county rate is $0.3598 per $100, and the Andrews ISD school district rate is $0.8969 per $100. Together, that comes to a combined estimated property tax rate of $1.4372 per $100 valuation. Housing costs in the 79714 area center around a median home value of $195,700, and renters in the broader ZIP see a median gross rent of $1,305 per month, which helps frame buy-versus-rent decisions. And because this is Texas, residents benefit from no state income tax, so many households focus their planning on property taxes, insurance, and commuting costs rather than a state tax withholding line.

Is Lujan good for families?

Lujan works well for families who want parks, schools, and kid-friendly activities close by. Carter Park and Lakeside Park are nearby for everyday play, and Andrews Splash Park is a summer staple when the heat ramps up. With about 21.8% of the local ZIP population under 18 and a median age of 33, the broader community supports a family-centered rhythm of school drop-offs and after-school activities. Andrews ISD campuses are close, including Underwood EL and Andrews Middle, which helps keep routines manageable. Add in places like the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center and the Andrews County Sports Complex, and it’s easy to keep kids active without spending the whole weekend driving across town.

What is Lujan known for?

Lujan is known locally for being part of an Andrews “everyday core” where schools, parks, and errands are tightly clustered. Residents often associate the area with landmarks like Underwood EL and nearby outdoor spots including Carter Park and Shafter's Trail, which shape the after-school and weekend routine. The neighborhood also sits amid a recognizable ring of adjacent Andrews neighborhoods—Carter Park Addition, Underwood Park, and Brice among them—so it feels connected rather than isolated. In the 79714 area, the community’s cultural identity is also reflected in its demographics, with a strong Hispanic presence (57.5%) alongside long-established West Texas households, which you feel in the local dining scene and day-to-day community life.

What are things to do near Lujan?

Close to Lujan, a typical weekend can start with coffee at CPL Rays Coffee or a quick run through 7 Brew Coffee, then a walk at Shafter's Trail or time at Carter Park. Families often rotate through Lakeside Park and Andrews Splash Park depending on the season, and Wetland Park is another nearby option when you want a quieter outdoor break. For workouts and activities, Jab House Fitness is close, and the Andrews County Sports Complex and Andrews County Golf Course are easy picks when you want something more than a treadmill. For meals, locals keep it casual with La Hacienda, Tortas & More, Western Grill Steak House, or Dickey's Barbecue Pit, with quick stops like McAlister's Deli mixed in during busy weeks.

What ZIP code is Lujan in?

Lujan is in ZIP code 79714. Most addresses and services for the neighborhood route through Andrews in Andrews County.

Interested in Homes in Lujan?

If you’re considering Lujan, a local real estate expert can help you compare nearby blocks, school zones in Andrews ISD, and what $195,700 typically buys in the 79714 market. Reach out for a focused tour that matches your routine—parks, gyms, and everyday stops included.