Newly Listed Amarillo, TX Homes and Houses for Sale

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Special home features detail the number of stories, with single-story homes being the most common (59). Educational environment insights list nearby schools, such as Randall High School associated with 25 homes and rated "B" and Amarillo High School associated with 21 homes and rated "B".

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Special Home Features Analysis

Single-Story Homes 59 Listings
Two-Story Homes 13 Listings

Educational Environment Insights

Here are the top schools by number of Homes and their ratings. Zoom in or add location filters to see more schools.

Randall High School 25 Homes (Rating: B)
Amarillo High School 21 Homes (Rating: B)
Tascosa High School 18 Homes (Rating: B)
Caprock High School 12 Homes (Rating: B)
Bushland High School 6 Homes (Rating: A)
West Plains Junior High School 13 Homes (Rating: B)
Bonham Middle School 12 Homes (Rating: B)
Pinnacle Intermediate 12 Homes (Rating: B)
Austin Middle School 10 Homes (Rating: C)
Fannin Middle School 9 Homes (Rating: D)
Sleepy Hollow Elementary School 8 Homes (Rating: B)
City View Elementary School 7 Homes (Rating: A)
Bushland Elementary School 6 Homes (Rating: B)
Coronado Elementary School 5 Homes (Rating: B)
Tradewind Elementary School 5 Homes (Rating: D)

Here are the top school districts by number of Homes and their ratings in your search area.

Amarillo ISD 51 Homes (Rating: B)
Canyon ISD 29 Homes (Rating: B)
Bushland ISD 6 Homes (Rating: A)
River Road ISD 4 Homes (Rating: C)

Amarillo, Texas, offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern conveniences, making it an attractive option for home buyers seeking a vibrant community with a high quality of life. Situated in the Texas Panhandle, Amarillo boasts a welcoming atmosphere characterized by friendly neighborhoods and a strong sense of community. Residents enjoy a variety of outdoor activities thanks to the city's proximity to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, known for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities including hiking, biking, and camping. The city also offers a robust arts scene with institutions like the Amarillo Museum of Art and the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts, providing cultural enrichment and entertainment. In terms of amenities, Amarillo is well-equipped with shopping centers, diverse dining options, and healthcare facilities, including the highly regarded Amarillo Medical District. The local economy is buoyant, supported by industries ranging from agriculture to energy, which ensures a stable job market. Additionally, Amarillo schools are committed to excellence, offering various educational programs that cater to a broad range of interests and abilities. The city also benefits from a low cost of living compared to many other parts of the United States, making it not only an affordable place to live but also a wise investment for potential home buyers. All these features contribute to a lifestyle that combines the ease of modern urban living with the charm and community spirit of a smaller town.

Amarillo Real Estate Profile – by the Numbers!

In October 2026, Amarillo, Texas, the average home price is $384,204 and the price per square foot is $165. Average rent for a house is around $2,177 for a 3 bedrooms home.

Some data about Amarillo
For Sale
Homes for Sale:	1,330
Average Home Price:	$384,204
Price per Square Foot:	$165
Average Square Footage:	2,161
Average Number of Bedrooms:	3