Mustang Heights, Where Andrews Days Start with Coffee and End at the Park

About Mustang Heights

In Mustang Heights, it’s common to see mornings begin with a quick run to Table Cafe or CPL Rays Coffee and afternoons drifting toward Lakeside Park, all without feeling like you’ve left the center of Andrews. You’re also close enough to the Friday-night energy around ANDREWS H S that the school calendar becomes part of the neighborhood rhythm, from band nights to sports seasons. With Porter's about a mile away, most residents handle everyday errands with short, familiar drives that keep life feeling local.

The housing feel here matches the practical, get-it-done character Andrews is known for. Streets in this area read as established and lived-in, with a homeownership culture that shows up in tidy yards and steady upkeep; in the surrounding ZIP area, about 75.1% of homes are owner-occupied. That stability supports a neighborly pace where people recognize each other at Dollar Tree, in the pickup line, or when they’re heading to the Andrews County Golf Course for a weekend round.

Mustang Heights also sits in a part of town where school campuses are genuinely nearby. ANDREWS H S is roughly 0.2 miles away, and Devonian EL is about 0.3 miles away, which shapes daily traffic patterns and even where families choose to spend their evenings. Andrews ISD is the shared thread, with multiple campuses close enough that practices, tutoring, and school events are easy to work into the week.

Money conversations here tend to be grounded and realistic, and the neighborhood’s numbers reflect that. The area’s typical home value around $195,700 lines up with Andrews being a place where buying a home can still feel attainable, especially compared to bigger Texas metros. With a median household income of $72,242 and a median age of 33 in the ZIP area, Mustang Heights often draws households in the thick of building careers and routines, the kind of residents who want quick access to gyms like Mustang Fitness Center and convenient dinner options like Western Grill Steak House without giving up the comfort of a residential block.

Taken together, Mustang Heights fits people who like Andrews for what it is: practical, community-centered, and close to the places you actually use—schools, parks, the coffee counter, and the grocery run—without needing a long drive to make daily life work.

Living in Mustang Heights

Living in Mustang Heights feels like being close to the action in Andrews without living on top of it. You can swing by 7 Brew Coffee for an iced drink, pick up a few things at Porter's, and still be back home fast enough to catch an evening walk before the West Texas sun drops. That convenience matters in a town where most people drive for daily trips; in the broader ZIP area, about 85.1% of commuters drive alone, so short, familiar routes become part of the comfort of the neighborhood.

Housing here tends to appeal to buyers who want a straightforward home base rather than something fussy. In the Andrews 79714 area, the typical home value is about $195,700, which helps explain why Mustang Heights draws residents who would rather put money into their lifestyle—gym memberships, kids’ activities, and weekends at the sports complex—than overspend just to get an address. With owner-occupied housing making up about 75.1% of the surrounding area’s units, the day-to-day feel leans more “settled” than “transient,” and you’ll notice that in how neighbors take care of places over time.

Parks and recreation are easy to fold into the week. Lakeside Park is a go-to for quick outdoor time, and Carter Park is close enough for an after-dinner loop when you want a change of scenery. For longer walks, people head toward Shafter's Trail and Wetland Park, and in the hotter months Andrews Splash Park becomes the kind of destination that shapes a whole afternoon. If your routine is more fitness-driven, Mustang Boll is nearby for a focused workout, and places like Jab House Fitness and Black Gold Health & Fitness give you options when you want classes or a different setup.

School proximity is one of the neighborhood’s most practical advantages. ANDREWS H S, a B-rated campus serving grades 9–12, sits about 0.2 miles away, and Devonian EL is about 0.3 miles away, which can meaningfully shorten mornings for families. Andrews Middle is also close at about 1.1 miles, and Clearfork EL and Underwood EL round out the nearby Andrews ISD options, making it easier to stick with one district while keeping commutes between home and campus manageable.

Weekends in Mustang Heights usually look like a mix of quick errands and local hangouts. A late lunch at El Potrillo or La Hacienda, a fast dinner at Dickey's Barbecue Pit, or wings at Buffalo Wild Wings fits the mood when you want something easy. Shopping runs are equally straightforward with Burkes Outlet and Dollar General nearby. It’s a neighborhood that suits people who appreciate a steady routine—home, school, parks, coffee, and a familiar set of local stops—without needing to plan their whole day around driving across town.

Things to Do Near Mustang Heights

Mustang Heights sits close to the everyday places that make Andrews feel convenient. Coffee runs are simple, whether you’re meeting someone at Table Cafe or grabbing something quick at 7 Brew Coffee. Porter's is about a mile away, which is the kind of nearby grocery option residents lean on for midweek restocks instead of saving everything for one big trip.

For recreation, the neighborhood’s short drive to Lakeside Park and Carter Park makes it easy to get outside even on a busy day. When you want a longer walk, Shafter's Trail and Wetland Park add variety, and Andrews Splash Park becomes the warm-weather default for families. Fitness is equally close, with Mustang Boll and Mustang Fitness Center nearby, plus options like Jab House Fitness and Black Gold Health & Fitness. On the weekend, a round at Andrews County Golf Course or time at Andrews County Sports Complex can anchor the day before you swing by Western Grill Steak House or Mi Pueblo for dinner.

Neighborhoods Near Mustang Heights

Mustang Heights is surrounded by a cluster of established Andrews neighborhoods, so it’s easy to recognize where you are by the names locals use. Tonroy-McMurrey Estates sits very close by, and Devonian Heights and Abigail are nearby as well, creating a connected residential area where school drop-offs and park visits overlap. Flanary and Northcrest are also close enough that a quick drive can shift you from one set of streets to another without changing your daily routine much.

A little farther out, places like Deleon Division, Bunn Addition, and Mesquite Wood Estates add more options for buyers who want to stay near the same set of conveniences—Porter's, the gyms, and the parks—while considering a different block-by-block feel. Andrews Heights and Duncan are also nearby, and Underwood Park and Rogers give you additional nearby residential pockets that still keep you close to Andrews ISD campuses and the main shopping and dining spots around town.

Local Resources Near Mustang Heights

For anything related to property records and valuations, residents in Mustang Heights are close to the Andrews County Appraisal District, and the Andrews County Tax Assessor is nearby as well, which can make the paperwork side of homeownership less of a trek. Courthouse needs are handled close by at Andrews and the Courthouse Annex, both convenient for residents who prefer to take care of county business in person.

Day-to-day public services are similarly accessible. The Andrews County Library is nearby for families who want a quiet study spot or regular checkouts, and law enforcement resources include the Andrews County Sheriff's Office and the Andrews Police Department. Fire protection is served by the Fire Department (Fire Station) and the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department, both within a short drive.

For school-related questions—especially around taxes and district administration—Andrews ISD is the local district, and the Andrew Inpndt School DST Tax Off (Aisd Tax Office) is close by. Practical stops like USPS and the Andrews Water Department are also nearby, which matters when you’re settling into a home and setting up services in the 79714 area.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mustang Heights

Is Mustang Heights a good place to live?

Mustang Heights can be a strong fit if you want an established, close-in Andrews lifestyle where daily needs are nearby. In the 79714 area, the typical home value is about $195,700, and the neighborhood’s owner-occupied feel matches the broader ZIP’s roughly 75.1% owner-occupied housing. Proximity to Andrews ISD is a practical advantage—ANDREWS H S is about 0.2 miles away—and it’s easy to build routines around Lakeside Park, Carter Park, and nearby gyms like Mustang Fitness Center. The area’s median household income of $72,242 and median age of 33 also reflect a community with lots of working households and families setting down roots.

Is Mustang Heights safe?

Safety in Mustang Heights is shaped by being close to core city services and the everyday “people know people” feel that comes with high homeownership. The Andrews Police Department and Andrews County Sheriff's Office are both nearby, which supports quicker access to public safety resources when needed. The Fire Department (Fire Station) and Andrews Volunteer Fire Department are also within a short drive, adding peace of mind for homeowners. Like anywhere, residents still tend to rely on practical habits—locking vehicles, keeping exterior lighting on, and watching out for neighbors—especially since most people drive for errands and commuting in the area.

How are the schools in Mustang Heights?

Mustang Heights is served by Andrews ISD, and one of the biggest day-to-day perks is how close several campuses are. ANDREWS H S is about 0.2 miles away and is rated B, serving grades 9–12 with enrollment around 1,193. Andrews Middle, serving grades 6–8, is also nearby at about 1.1 miles. For younger students, Devonian EL is close at about 0.3 miles, with Clearfork EL and Underwood EL also within roughly 1–1.5 miles. The short drives can simplify mornings, after-school activities, and parent events across multiple grade levels.

What is the cost of living in Mustang Heights?

Housing costs in Mustang Heights are often anchored by the area’s typical home value of about $195,700 and a median gross rent around $1,305 per month in the 79714 ZIP area, giving both buyers and renters a clear benchmark for budgeting. Property taxes are a key part of the monthly picture in Andrews, with the city rate at $0.1805 per $100 of valuation, the Andrews County rate at $0.3598 per $100, and the Andrews ISD rate at $0.8969 per $100. Put together, the combined estimated property tax rate is about $1.4372 per $100 of valuation, which is worth factoring into escrow estimates and long-term affordability. A Regional Price Parity index, where 100 equals the U.S. average, would typically help compare overall prices for categories like housing, goods, and utilities, but specific RPP numbers weren’t provided here. Practically, many households evaluate Andrews costs by balancing local home prices and taxes against income, and the area’s median household income of $72,242 provides some context for that tradeoff. It also helps that Texas has no state income tax, which can improve take-home pay compared to many other states even when property taxes are a bigger line item.

Is Mustang Heights good for families?

Mustang Heights works well for families who want schools, parks, and kid-friendly activities close to home. Andrews ISD campuses are nearby, including Devonian EL about 0.3 miles away, Andrews Middle about 1.1 miles away, and ANDREWS H S about 0.2 miles away, which can reduce the daily logistics of drop-offs and events. For outdoor time, families rotate between Lakeside Park, Carter Park, and warm-weather favorites like Andrews Splash Park, and the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center and Andrews County Sports Complex give kids and teens structured options. With about 21.8% of the ZIP’s population under 18, you’ll find plenty of other households on similar schedules.

What is Mustang Heights known for?

Mustang Heights is known locally for being close to the heart of Andrews routines—school days, parks, workouts, and quick meals—without feeling like you’re living in a commercial zone. Its proximity to ANDREWS H S and other Andrews ISD campuses is a defining feature, and the neighborhood’s day-to-day map includes familiar stops like Table Cafe, Porter's, and Lakeside Park. It also sits near a strong lineup of fitness and recreation options, from Mustang Boll and Jab House Fitness to the Andrews County Golf Course and Andrews County Sports Complex. The broader 79714 area’s cultural identity, with a large Hispanic population at 57.5%, shapes the feel of local dining and community life in subtle, everyday ways.

What are things to do near Mustang Heights?

Near Mustang Heights, weekends can be as active or as easy as you want. Outdoors, residents head to Lakeside Park and Carter Park for casual time outside, then switch it up with longer walks near Wetland Park and Shafter's Trail. In summer, Andrews Splash Park becomes a go-to. For workouts and sports, there’s Mustang Boll, Mustang Fitness Center, Black Gold Health & Fitness, and the Andrews County Sports Complex, plus tee times at Andrews County Golf Course. Food and coffee options are close enough to become habits: Table Cafe, CPL Rays Coffee, and 7 Brew Coffee for caffeine; El Potrillo, La Mexicana, Mi Pueblo, and La Hacienda when you want local flavor; and places like Western Grill Steak House, McAlister's Deli, and Buffalo Wild Wings when you want something familiar.

What ZIP code is Mustang Heights in?

Mustang Heights is in ZIP code 79714. Most local errands and school routes in this area run through Andrews’ 79714 footprint.

Interested in Mustang Heights?

If you’re looking for a home near Andrews ISD campuses, parks like Lakeside Park, and the everyday convenience of Porter's and local coffee shops, Mustang Heights is worth a closer look. Connect with a local real estate expert who can walk you through current availability, typical property taxes, and what to expect on each street.