Todd Antrim, Close to Odessa’s Everyday Essentials

About Todd Antrim

Todd Antrim feels like the Odessa you actually live in day to day: quick coffee runs, easy school drop-offs, and short drives to the city’s best-known cultural stops. Within a couple of miles you’ve got places locals use regularly, like The Human Bean for a grab-and-go morning, plus the Ellen Noël Art Museum, the Presidential Museum & JBS Leadership Library, and the George W. Bush Childhood Home for an easy weekend outing that still feels distinctly West Texas.

The neighborhood sits in the 79761 ZIP code, a pocket of Odessa where the numbers line up with what you see on the ground. Homes here cluster around an average value of $166,000, which keeps Todd Antrim on the radar for first-time buyers and practical move-up shoppers who want to be near central Odessa without paying a premium just for an address. It’s also an area with a noticeably young rhythm, with a median age of 30.2, and you feel that in the steady stream of families and young professionals moving between school campuses, gyms, and grocery stores.

School options are one of the clearest “tells” that you’re in the Todd Antrim orbit. THE ODESSA Y LEARNING CENTER is practically next door at about 0.1 miles, and several highly rated campuses are a short drive, including EL MAGNET AT REAGAN EL and EL MAGNET AT HAYS, along with Odessa Collegiate Academy Early College High School and George H W Bush New Tech Odessa, all rated A. That concentration of recognizable school names shapes the daily cadence here, especially in the mornings and late afternoons.

Todd Antrim also reflects the broader 79761 community’s mix, with a ZIP-area population of 30,164 and a strong Hispanic presence at 69.9%, alongside White residents at 19.8%, Black residents at 8.3%, and Asian residents at 1.0%. With a median household income of $68,228, the neighborhood lands in a working, upwardly mobile Odessa lane where people want convenience, solid nearby schools, and routines that don’t require crossing town.

You’ll see that pull in who gravitates here: households that want to keep errands simple with H-E-B, United Supermarkets, and Market Street all within a few miles, and residents who like having Royalty Park close enough for a quick reset without turning it into an all-day plan.

Living in Todd Antrim: Central, Practical, and Very Odessa

Living in Todd Antrim is about having Odessa’s basics within easy reach and building a routine that doesn’t waste time. The 79761 area is home to 13,549 housing units, with 54.8% owner-occupied and 39.3% renter, so the neighborhood reads as a true mix of long-time owners and people who are still getting established. That balance shows up in the way homes are maintained and updated: you’ll see pride-of-ownership blocks alongside rentals that keep the area active and constantly turning over.

Home shopping here tends to be driven by budget and practicality. With an average home value around $166,000, Todd Antrim appeals to buyers who want to prioritize proximity to schools, stores, and Odessa’s main institutions rather than pay extra for far-flung new construction. Renters also have a clear footprint, and the median gross rent in the ZIP runs $1,187 a month, which makes the buy-versus-rent conversation feel very real in this part of town.

Daily life is anchored by nearby stops you’ll actually use. Coffee routines often rotate between The Human Bean, Starbucks, and 7 Brew Coffee depending on which side of your errands you’re on, and quick grocery runs are straightforward with Lowes Foods, Market Street, Walmart Supercenter, Supermercado El Rancho, United Supermarkets, and H-E-B all within about a 1 to 2.3-mile drive. If your version of “me time” is a workout, you’ve got a deep bench close by, from Curves and Anytime Fitness to Crunch Fitness, plus specialty options like Odessa Crossfit and F45 Training Ponderosa West.

For green space, Royalty Park is the kind of nearby park that makes it easy to say yes to an evening walk or a weekend stretch outside without planning your whole day around it. And when you want something different than errands and workouts, Todd Antrim’s proximity to Odessa’s cultural corridor stands out: the Ellen Noël Art Museum and the Presidential Museum & JBS Leadership Library are both about a mile away, with the Parker House Ranching Heritage Museum also close enough for a casual visit.

Commuting patterns here match what locals expect in this part of Odessa. In the ZIP, 81.4% of workers drive alone and only 1.9% work from home, so mornings tend to feel like a steady flow of cars heading out and back. The neighborhood’s youthful profile, with a median age of 30.2 and 23.5% of residents under 18, shows up in the everyday scene: school drop-offs, after-school activities, and quick dinner runs that fit into a busy, on-the-go Odessa schedule.

Things to Do Near Todd Antrim

Todd Antrim’s biggest advantage is how quickly you can pivot from errands to something fun without leaving central Odessa. If you’re carving out an hour, Royalty Park is only about 1.6 miles away and works well for a simple walk, a casual meetup, or letting kids burn off energy before heading home. When you want a more “Odessa” kind of evening, Bottoms Up sits roughly 2.7 miles away and gives you a familiar local option for a low-key night out.

For coffee and treats, the neighborhood is surrounded by go-to stops that make routines easy. The Human Bean is about a mile away, and there are multiple Starbucks locations nearby, plus HTeaO for quick drinks and La Michoacana Paleteria when you’re in the mood for something sweet. On the shopping side, being close to H-E-B, United Supermarkets, Market Street, and Supermercado El Rancho keeps grocery runs from turning into a cross-town trip, which is a big quality-of-life win in a drive-first part of West Texas.

Neighborhoods Near Todd Antrim

Todd Antrim sits in a tightly packed part of Odessa where neighborhoods blend into each other quickly, and that’s part of the convenience. Leverett and TX-MO-PAC are essentially next door at around 0.1 miles, so it’s common to move between these areas for school routes, quick shopping, and visits with friends without feeling like you’ve left the same general pocket.

Just a few blocks farther, you’ll run into Performance, Clyde, Love, and Wood, each close enough that your favorite coffee stop or gym might technically be in a neighboring subdivision. Farther out but still nearby, Pagewood, Rose Terrace, and Gilmore add to the central Odessa feel, while Preston Oaks sits about 0.5 miles away and rounds out the cluster of established neighborhoods that keep you close to Odessa’s museums, grocery options, and school campuses.

Local Resources Around Todd Antrim

For schools and enrollment needs, Todd Antrim is served by ECTOR COUNTY ISD, with the district office about 3.1 miles away. Families appreciate having multiple nearby campuses to choose from, including THE ODESSA Y LEARNING CENTER practically around the corner, plus magnet options like EL MAGNET AT REAGAN EL and EL MAGNET AT HAYS within a short drive.

On the civic side, everyday paperwork is relatively convenient from this part of Odessa. The Ector County Appraisal District is about 2 miles away, and the Ector County Tax Assessor is around 2.4 miles away, which matters when you’re protesting a value or handling exemptions. For city and county services, County Courthouse is roughly 2.4 miles away and Ector County Courthouse about 2.9 miles, with Municeipal Plaza around 3 miles and Odessa City Hall about 3.3 miles.

Utilities and public safety resources are also close enough to feel accessible. J-W Power Company is about 2 miles away for electric utility concerns, and for shipping and mail you’ve got a UPS Access Point around 2 miles away and USPS about 2.6 miles away.

Frequently Asked Questions About Todd Antrim

Is Todd Antrim a good place to live?

Todd Antrim works well for people who want central Odessa convenience and a neighborhood that feels active and lived-in. In the 79761 area, the median household income is $68,228 and the average home value is about $166,000, which puts many buyers and renters within reach of ownership without stretching for a higher-priced zip. The area also skews young with a median age of 30.2, so you’ll notice plenty of school-day activity and after-work routines. Having quick access to everyday stops like H-E-B and Market Street, plus nearby cultural destinations like the Ellen Noël Art Museum and the Presidential Museum & JBS Leadership Library, makes the location feel practical, not isolated.

Is Todd Antrim safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided for Todd Antrim, so it’s best to evaluate safety block by block and at different times of day. What the area does have is proximity to key civic infrastructure in Odessa, with resources like Odessa City Hall and the County Courthouse only a few miles away, which typically supports faster access to services when needed. Todd Antrim also has a strong “neighbors are out and about” feel tied to its younger median age of 30.2 and the number of households with kids, with 23.5% of residents under 18 in the surrounding ZIP. If safety is a top concern, ask about recent reports, talk with nearby residents, and drive the routes you’ll use most for school and errands.

How are the schools in Todd Antrim?

Todd Antrim is surrounded by a large set of nearby schools, primarily in ECTOR COUNTY ISD, and several of the closest options are rated A. THE ODESSA Y LEARNING CENTER is about 0.1 miles away for PK learners, and EL MAGNET AT REAGAN EL and EL MAGNET AT HAYS offer well-regarded magnet-elementary choices within a short drive. For older students, Odessa Collegiate Academy Early College High School and George H W Bush New Tech Odessa are both rated A and sit roughly 3.2 miles away. Families should also note there are nearby middle and high school options with different ratings, including Nimitz Middle and Permian H S, so it’s smart to confirm zoning and program fit before enrolling.

What is the cost of living in Todd Antrim?

Todd Antrim sits in a part of Odessa where day-to-day costs tend to run below the U.S. average. The cost of living index for all items is 93.9, with 100 representing the national baseline, so overall prices are typically lower than what many households experience nationwide. Housing is also under the national average with an index of 89.7, goods come in at 93.8, and utilities are notably lower at 82.9, which can make a real difference during West Texas temperature swings. On property taxes, Odessa’s city rate is $0.4707 per $100 of valuation and the Ector County rate is $0.4390 per $100. Combined, that’s an estimated $0.9097 per $100 of valuation before adding any school district or special district rates, which were not provided here. In practice, your total tax rate will be higher once school taxes are included, so it’s worth getting a full rate breakdown for a specific address. Texas also has no state income tax, and for many households that helps offset local property taxes and supports the overall affordability picture in 79761.

Is Todd Antrim good for families?

Todd Antrim can be a strong fit for families who want quick access to schools, parks, and everyday errands without long drives across Odessa. Royalty Park is nearby at about 1.6 miles, making it easy to work outdoor time into a weekday routine. The surrounding school options are a big draw, with A-rated campuses close by, including THE ODESSA Y LEARNING CENTER about 0.1 miles away and EL MAGNET AT REAGAN EL and EL MAGNET AT HAYS within a few miles. The area’s age profile also hints at family presence, with 23.5% of residents under 18 in the ZIP and a median age of 30.2, so kid-centered routines feel normal here rather than out of place.

What is Todd Antrim known for?

Todd Antrim is known more for its everyday central-odessa convenience than for a gated or master-planned identity. It’s the kind of neighborhood where you can build a routine around nearby schools and practical errands, with multiple grocery choices like Market Street, United Supermarkets, and H-E-B only a short drive away. It also sits close to a distinctive cluster of Odessa landmarks, including the Ellen Noël Art Museum, the Presidential Museum & JBS Leadership Library, and the George W. Bush Childhood Home, which gives residents easy access to local culture without planning a full outing. The 79761 area’s strong Hispanic presence at 69.9% also shapes the neighborhood’s cultural texture and everyday businesses.

What are things to do near Todd Antrim?

Near Todd Antrim, weekend plans don’t have to be complicated. Royalty Park is a convenient nearby option for a walk or downtime outdoors, and for culture you’re close to the Ellen Noël Art Museum, the Presidential Museum & JBS Leadership Library, and the George W. Bush Childhood Home, all roughly a mile away. If you’re looking for something casual, coffee runs are easy with The Human Bean nearby and multiple Starbucks locations in the area, plus HTeaO for drinks. For a night out, Bottoms Up sits about 2.7 miles away, and for a nostalgic family activity the Odessa Roller Rink is around 2.5 miles away.

What ZIP code is Todd Antrim in?

Todd Antrim is in the 79761 ZIP code in Odessa. If you’re comparing homes, confirming 79761 on the listing is a quick way to narrow the search area.

Interested in Homes in Todd Antrim?

If you’re considering Todd Antrim, a local agent can help you compare nearby blocks, school options, and what $166,000 typically buys in this part of Odessa. Reach out for current listings and a realistic look at what fits your budget and routine in 79761.