Discover Tonroy-McMurrey Estates in Andrews

About Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates feels tied into the everyday heartbeat of Andrews—close enough that a quick coffee run to Table Cafe or CPL Rays Coffee is an easy part of the morning routine, and near enough to ANDREWS H S that Friday-night school events don’t feel like a cross-town commitment. Being in the 79714 ZIP, it sits in the middle of a community where the pace is practical and family schedules are built around school drop-offs, practice times, and errands that can be wrapped up in one loop.

The neighborhood’s appeal is how “lived-in” and settled it feels within Andrews’ broader residential fabric. With a local homeownership rate around 78.5%, Tonroy-McMurrey Estates leans toward neighbors who put down roots, keep an eye on the street, and recognize familiar cars at the same times each day. The broader ZIP area is home to 18,610 people and has a median age of 33, which shows up in day-to-day life: lots of working households, young families, and a steady rhythm that’s more about routines than nightlife.

Housing here tracks closely with Andrews’ overall market, where the median home value is $195,700. That number matters because it frames the neighborhood as attainable for buyers who want a traditional homeownership lifestyle without jumping into big-city pricing. It also shapes the look and feel of the streetscape—more primary residences than short-term turnover—so you’ll notice a quieter, more consistent pattern of upkeep and neighbor familiarity.

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates also fits naturally into the Andrews ISD ecosystem. ANDREWS H S is very close by and carries a B rating, while nearby options like ANDREWS MIDDLE and Devonian EL keep most school-day driving short and predictable. On weekends, it’s easy to pivot from home projects to outdoor time at Lakeside Park or Carter Park, or head toward Shafter’s Trail and Wetland Park when you want a longer reset.

This is the kind of neighborhood that tends to draw households who want Andrews conveniences close at hand—Porter’s for groceries, Burkes Outlet and Dollar Tree for quick shopping, and familiar dinner stops like Western Grill Steak House or El Potrillo—without giving up the calmer, more established feel that comes with a high owner-occupied community.

Living in Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Daily life in Tonroy-McMurrey Estates is built around short drives and familiar stops in Andrews’ 79714 footprint. It’s the kind of place where you can squeeze in a quick caffeine run—7 Brew Coffee is close enough to feel like a regular habit—and still have time to swing by Porter’s for groceries before heading home. With the broader area’s median household income at $72,242, the neighborhood reads as solidly working-and-owning: people tend to prioritize space, stability, and a schedule that’s easy to manage.

The housing market context is straightforward and helpful for buyers trying to plan. A median home value of $195,700 sets expectations for what you’ll generally see in the area, and it supports the neighborhood’s owner-occupied feel. In the ZIP, about 75.1% of homes are owner-occupied compared with 20.6% renter-occupied, and Tonroy-McMurrey Estates reflects that same settled pattern—yards and driveways are part of the rhythm, and neighbors tend to be around long enough to build familiarity.

School routines are a major part of the weekday flow, and Andrews ISD is the district that anchors it. ANDREWS H S, a B-rated campus serving grades 09–12 with 1,193 students, is nearby, and ANDREWS MIDDLE and Devonian EL are also close enough to keep morning logistics manageable. For families with younger kids, Clearfork EL and Underwood EL are within the same local orbit, which makes it easier to coordinate pickups, after-school activities, and sports.

When residents want to get out of the house, the neighborhood’s proximity to parks and recreation spots shapes weekend plans. Lakeside Park is an easy choice for open space, while Carter Park can be the go-to when you just want a change of scenery without committing to a long outing. If you’re more fitness-focused, spots like Mustang Boll and Jab House Fitness are close for structured workouts, and the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center is the kind of place that helps keep families busy in a healthy way.

Meals and errands stay simple here because so many familiar options cluster nearby. One night might be Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, another might be La Mexicana or Mi Pueblo, and when you need something quick and predictable you’ve got places like McAlister’s Deli and Pizza Hut within a short drive. The result is a lived-in Andrews routine: school days, quick commutes that mostly mean driving, and weekends that rotate between parks, fitness, and casual local dining.

Things to Do Near Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates puts a lot of Andrews’ everyday fun and convenience within a short drive. For a low-key morning, residents often rotate between Table Cafe, CPL Rays Coffee, and 7 Brew Coffee, then swing by Porter’s when the fridge needs a reset. If you’re grabbing dinner without overthinking it, the nearby lineup ranges from Western Grill Steak House and El Potrillo to quick favorites like McAlister’s Deli and Dickey’s Barbecue Pit.

Outdoor time is easy to work into the week because Lakeside Park and Carter Park are close, and longer strolls or a change of scenery often point toward Shafter’s Trail or Wetland Park. When it’s hot, Andrews Splash Park adds a very local kind of summer plan. For workouts and recreation, there’s a nice mix: Mustang Boll and Jab House Fitness for training sessions, plus the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center, Andrews County Golf Course, and the Andrews County Sports Complex when you want something more activity-focused.

Errands and practical shopping stay convenient too, with stops like Burkes Outlet, Dollar Tree, and Hibbett Sports nearby—useful for everything from school supplies to last-minute basics.

Neighborhoods Near Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates is surrounded by a cluster of established Andrews neighborhoods, and that proximity shapes how people navigate the area. Abigail and Mustang Heights sit right nearby, making it easy to recognize the “same part of town” feel as you move between streets for school pickups, sports practices, or quick visits with friends. Devonian Heights is also close, which pairs naturally with nearby Andrews ISD campuses like Devonian EL and ANDREWS MIDDLE.

A little farther out, neighborhoods like Flanary and Northcrest add to the residential mix, while Deleon Division and Bunn Addition give you more options when buyers are comparing different blocks and street patterns within the same general Andrews routine. Mesquite Wood Estates and Andrews Heights are also in the nearby orbit, often catching the attention of shoppers who want to stay close to parks like Lakeside Park and Carter Park and keep dining and shopping close to the familiar Andrews corridor.

For those expanding their search, Duncan, Underwood Park, and Rogers round out the nearby choices, keeping you connected to the same set of local gyms, restaurants, and civic services that make day-to-day life in this part of Andrews feel straightforward.

Local Resources Near Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates benefits from being close to the civic core of Andrews, where practical errands are easier to knock out without taking a big chunk out of the day. For property value questions, exemptions, or protests, the Andrews County Appraisal District is nearby, and the Andrews County Tax Assessor is also close when you need help with county-level tax matters. If you’re managing school-related taxes, the Andrew Inpndt School DST Tax Off (Aisd Tax Office) keeps Andrews ISD paperwork and questions from becoming a long drive across town.

For everyday services, the USPS location nearby is convenient for packages and mail, and the Andrews Water Department is close when residents need to handle utility questions. The Andrews County Library is also within easy reach, which is a real quality-of-life perk for families juggling school projects or anyone who simply likes having a quiet, local place to read and work.

Public safety and county services are anchored by nearby law enforcement and emergency resources including the Andrews County Sheriff's Office, the Andrews Police Department, and local fire services like the Fire Department (Fire Station) and the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. For county business, the Andrews courthouse and the Courthouse Annex are close enough to keep appointments and paperwork manageable.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tonroy-McMurrey Estates

Is Tonroy-McMurrey Estates a good place to live?

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates can be a strong fit if you want an Andrews neighborhood that feels rooted and convenient to daily errands. The area’s homeownership rate is about 78.5%, which usually translates to a more stable, neighborly rhythm, and the broader 79714 community has a median age of 33—so you’ll see plenty of working households and young families. With a median home value of $195,700, the neighborhood sits in a price context that many buyers find approachable while staying close to parks like Lakeside Park and everyday stops like Porter’s and Table Cafe.

Is Tonroy-McMurrey Estates safe?

Specific crime numbers weren’t provided, so it’s not possible to quantify safety, but Tonroy-McMurrey Estates benefits from being close to core civic services in Andrews. The Andrews Police Department and Andrews County Sheriff's Office are nearby, and local fire coverage includes the Fire Department (Fire Station) and the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. In a neighborhood with roughly 78.5% homeownership, you typically see more familiar faces and consistent routines, which can support a watchful, community-minded feel. For a clearer picture, it’s smart to ask about lighting, traffic patterns, and any informal neighborhood watch habits on the specific streets you’re considering.

How are the schools in Tonroy-McMurrey Estates?

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates is served by Andrews ISD, and several campuses are very close, which helps with day-to-day logistics. ANDREWS H S is nearby, serves grades 09–12, and holds a B rating with an enrollment of 1,193 students. ANDREWS EDUCATION CENTER is another high school option in the same district and also carries a B rating. For younger students, Devonian EL (grades 02–03) and Clearfork EL (grades EE–01) are close, along with ANDREWS MIDDLE (grades 06–08). Underwood EL is also nearby, giving families multiple elementary routes depending on zoning and student needs.

What is the cost of living in Tonroy-McMurrey Estates?

Cost-of-living indices like a Regional Price Parity figure (where 100 equals the U.S. average) were not provided for Andrews, so it’s not possible to compare overall prices, housing, goods, or utilities to the national average using that specific benchmark. What is available and highly relevant for homeowners is the local property tax picture: the City of Andrews property tax rate is $0.1805 per $100 of valuation, Andrews County is $0.3598 per $100, and Andrews ISD is $0.8969 per $100. Together, the combined estimated property tax rate comes to $1.4372 per $100 valuation, which is an important number to run against any home you’re considering near the area’s median home value of $195,700. On the income side, the median household income is $72,242, and renters in the area see a median gross rent of $1,305 per month. Also keep in mind that Texas has no state income tax, which can help offset other household costs depending on your situation.

Is Tonroy-McMurrey Estates good for families?

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates works well for many families because the daily routine is set up for short trips to schools, parks, and recreation. Andrews ISD campuses are close, including ANDREWS H S (a B-rated high school) along with ANDREWS MIDDLE and multiple elementary options like Devonian EL and Clearfork EL. For after-school energy, families can mix in time at Lakeside Park, Carter Park, and Andrews Splash Park, or head to the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center and the Andrews County Sports Complex. With the broader area’s median age at 33 and 21.8% of residents under 18, it’s a community where kid-focused schedules feel normal.

What is Tonroy-McMurrey Estates known for?

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates is known locally for its easy access to the center of Andrews life—schools, parks, and the places people actually use week to week. It sits in the same everyday orbit as ANDREWS H S, and it’s close to the kind of spots that become routine, like coffee at Table Cafe or a quick grocery run to Porter’s. Recreation is also part of the neighborhood’s identity, with Lakeside Park and Carter Park nearby and bigger activity hubs like the Andrews County Sports Complex and Andrews County Golf Course within a short drive. It’s a practical, rooted part of Andrews where homeownership and consistency shape the feel of the streets.

What are things to do near Tonroy-McMurrey Estates?

Near Tonroy-McMurrey Estates, the easiest plans are the ones you can do on a weeknight without much driving. You can take a walk or unwind at Lakeside Park, swing by Carter Park, or stretch it out on Shafter’s Trail or around Wetland Park. In warmer months, Andrews Splash Park is a straightforward family outing. For fitness and sports, residents use places like Mustang Boll, Jab House Fitness, the Andrews County Youth Recreation Center, and the Andrews County Sports Complex. Food options nearby are very Andrews-specific—Western Grill Steak House, El Potrillo, La Mexicana, Tortas & More, and even a casual Buffalo Wild Wings for game nights.

What ZIP code is Tonroy-McMurrey Estates in?

Tonroy-McMurrey Estates is in ZIP code 79714. Most nearby schools, parks, dining, and civic services serving the neighborhood are also within the same 79714 area.

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