4200 Camelot Hts Dr

A low-rise, two-story townhouse-style complex completed in 2013 and sited on El Paso’s westside, this development offers predominantly two-bedroom residences configured with generous living volumes. Units range around 1,282–1,337 square feet and emphasize open-plan great rooms with soaring cathedral ceilings and oversized double-pane windows that maximize daylight. Interiors display contemporary European detailing from architect Niko Tiula (Tiula Architects): modern kitchens with islands, white-and-glass cabinet fronts, granite or solid-surface counters, built-in storage, walk-in closets, and dual-master-suite layouts (master up or master down). Many layouts include bonus rooms such as extra living areas, dedicated laundry, insulated storage rooms, and private fenced courtyards of roughly 189 square feet. Exterior character is restrained and private, with gated, walled courtyards, a cul-de-sac setting, and limited shared outdoor circulation. Practical systems include refrigerated (ducted) air, quiet appliances, prewiring for surround sound, and two reserved parking spaces per unit in most examples. The property advertises energy-efficient construction and lower utility costs, proximity (minutes or walkable) to UTEP, hospitals, transit (BRIO), entertainment nodes like Monticello/Alamo Drafthouse, and nearby shopping, creating a compact, low-traffic residential environment suited to urban-edge living.