Mesquite Village

Pleasant Hill is a rural neighborhood in the eastern New Mexico plains, near the Texas state line and the small town of Texico. The landscape is broad and open, with a dry, sunny climate, hot summers, cool winters and occasional strong winds. Texico’s local history and community life are closely tied to farming and ranching, while nearby Clovis offers a wider range of shops, restaurants and cultural events. In and around Texico, dining and coffee options are modest, and everyday errands are generally easiest by car. The open countryside offers room for outdoor walks and views of expansive skies, though dedicated parks, playgrounds and dog parks are limited nearby. Regional roads connect the area with Clovis and other eastern New Mexico destinations; this is a quiet setting with few urban-style nightlife or transit options.