How much more do townhome-style apartments cost than a regular apartment in Arlington?

Expect a premium over a standard one or two-bedroom flat, often reflecting the extra square footage, private entrance, and attached garage. The gap narrows if you compare against similar-sized flats in newer mid-rise buildings, so it's worth comparing price per square foot rather than base rent alone.

Do townhome-style units come with a garage?

Many do, either attached or detached within the community, but not all. It's usually a separate line item on the lease if it's not included, so confirm the monthly cost before you sign.

What should I check during a tour that I might miss with a regular apartment?

Walk the stairs for noise and condition, check the attic or garage for storage space, and ask specifically how exterior maintenance like landscaping and roof repairs is scheduled, since townhome layouts often shift more of that responsibility visually onto the resident's doorstep even when the property handles it.

How do I judge quality across only 5 communities?

With a small field, read reviews for patterns on maintenance response time and parking, and compare unit age and recent renovations rather than just amenities lists, since townhome communities vary more in construction era than typical apartment mid-rises.

Townhome-Style Apartment Communities in Arlington, TX

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Townhome-style apartments split the difference between a standard flat and a rental house. You get multiple floors, usually a private entrance, and often an attached or nearby garage, but without the maintenance load of owning a house outright. In Arlington, this style shows up mostly in communities built around the outer loops and near the Cowboys/Rangers entertainment district, where lots are big enough to spread units out instead of stacking them into a mid-rise.

We cover 5 communities in this category. That's a small enough field that it's worth comparing them directly rather than relying on a single listing's marketing photos.

What to look for

Layout and privacy: fewer shared walls, private stairwells, and whether the garage or parking is attached or a walk from the unit.
Storage and space: closets, attic or garage storage, and whether the floor plan works for a home office or a growing household.
Noise and upkeep: townhome layouts cut down on ceiling noise but can still share walls; ask how exterior maintenance (roofs, siding, landscaping) is handled versus a single-family rental.
Commute and location: proximity to I-30, Highway 360, and the entertainment district versus quieter residential pockets.
Lease terms and fees: pet policies, garage rental costs, and whether utilities are bundled.

Our ranking weighs these factors alongside pricing, unit condition, and how each property is actually run day to day. See the full breakdown in the ranked guide to Arlington apartment complexes, and read our methodology for how we score and compare properties across the directory.

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All townhome-style apartment communities in Arlington, TX, ranked by score and relevance

5 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is townhome-style apartment communities, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

Huntington Meadows Apartments

4.1(444)✓ Google-verified

Huntington Meadows wins consistent praise for leasing staff (Stephanie and Kelsi appear repeatedly) who make tours quick and tours thorough. Grounds look well-maintained and check-in runs smoothly. When maintenance works, it works fast. The sharp problems: AC breakdowns get ignored for weeks despite multiple requests, roaches appear routinely, and pest control doesn't treat whole buildings when neighboring units are sprayed, causing infestations to spread. Residents also report confusing billing with water and trash charged twice, then again through a third party, pushing monthly costs up by $300. Recent experience splits clearly. Newcomers and tourists say leasing is great. Longer residents hit maintenance walls and pest issues, then discover fees don't match the unit cost promised.

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The Residence at Arbor Grove

4.2(46)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Residents consistently praise the friendly office staff, particularly manager Andrea Cross, and note strong community engagement. Recent improvements in property maintenance and management have shifted sentiment upward, though earlier reviews flagged air conditioning failures, broken fitness equipment, and elevator reliability issues that reportedly persisted during a management transition period.

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Falcon Lakes Apartments

4.0(231)✓ Google-verified

Some staff members earn genuine praise for effort and responsiveness, particularly Selma, Alyssa, Jade, and the maintenance team. However, this experience is drowned out by repeated failures: management reshuffles every six months with no consistency, German cockroaches infest buildings for months on end, the front gate stays broken for years, cars get towed or stolen regularly, and move-in inspections are laughable. Billing disputes lead to collections without warning, disputes over autopay charges felt extractive, and communication from the office is simply absent. Residents describe the property as unsafe, neglected, and unwelcoming beyond individual staff kindness. Water heaters go unfixed for weeks, dirty units sit waiting for promised cleaning, and the company appears indifferent to these systemic failures. New prospects also report being turned away from tours without legitimate reason, creating a first impression that confirms the deeper complaints.

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Centennial Court Apartments

2.3(437)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most residents report serious maintenance failures, pest infestations, and repeated water or internet outages that make daily life difficult. While a few staff members earn praise for personal helpfulness, management is viewed as unresponsive to systemic problems and more focused on rent collection than resident care. Maintenance requests often take weeks; when work is done, it frequently recurs within days. Lease terms hide costs (11-month contracts, deposit disputes), and regular rent increases have doubled unit prices without corresponding improvements. The property itself is aging-original fixtures, low ceilings, no AC backup, and worn-out common amenities.

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Campus Edge on UTA Boulevard

3.1(225)✓ Google-verified

Campus Edge draws strong praise for leasing staff, especially tour guide Leo, but residents report serious operational failures. Frequent false alarms, roach problems, missing packages, and unclear charges dominate recent complaints. Management communication is weak, cleanliness is inconsistent, and maintenance rules are unevenly applied. The property works well during tours but deteriorates once you move in.

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Common questions about townhome-style apartment communities

How much more do townhome-style apartments cost than a regular apartment in Arlington?: Expect a premium over a standard one or two-bedroom flat, often reflecting the extra square footage, private entrance, and attached garage. The gap narrows if you compare against similar-sized flats in newer mid-rise buildings, so it's worth comparing price per square foot rather than base rent alone.
Do townhome-style units come with a garage?: Many do, either attached or detached within the community, but not all. It's usually a separate line item on the lease if it's not included, so confirm the monthly cost before you sign.
What should I check during a tour that I might miss with a regular apartment?: Walk the stairs for noise and condition, check the attic or garage for storage space, and ask specifically how exterior maintenance like landscaping and roof repairs is scheduled, since townhome layouts often shift more of that responsibility visually onto the resident's doorstep even when the property handles it.
How do I judge quality across only 5 communities?: With a small field, read reviews for patterns on maintenance response time and parking, and compare unit age and recent renovations rather than just amenities lists, since townhome communities vary more in construction era than typical apartment mid-rises.

Townhome-Style Apartment Communities in Arlington, TX

What to look for

All townhome-style apartment communities in Arlington, TX, ranked by score and relevance

Huntington Meadows Apartments

The Residence at Arbor Grove

Falcon Lakes Apartments

Centennial Court Apartments

Campus Edge on UTA Boulevard

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