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Tallgrass Village

Updated 2026-07-24 · 2,262 reviewed · 497 listed · Scored from 167 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.1(167) 69 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified
Luxury ApartmentsTownhome-Style Apartment Communities
Tallgrass Village
Services
Luxury Apartments, Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Reviews
167

The real story

Long-term residents report a safe, quiet setting with attentive maintenance staff and welcoming management. However, new lease renewals bring undisclosed fees, and several tenants say the office ignored complaints about neighbor harassment and charged excessive move-out fees and carpet replacement costs without clear justification.

Recent shift: Recent renewals show a sharp shift toward hidden fees and mandatory internet charges, contrasting with positive long-term resident stability.

Praised for
  • friendly and responsive maintenance team
  • well-maintained grounds and buildings
  • safe, quiet community
  • professional office staff
Watch-outs
  • noise between units, especially upper floors
  • hidden fees and surprise charges in renewals
  • unresponsive to tenant concerns and harassment
  • aggressive move-out fee practices
responsive-managementwell-maintained-groundsquiet-communityfriendly-staffhidden-feesnoisy-neighborsslow-maintenance
Best for: Tenants seeking a stable, well-maintained community who plan to stay long-term.
Think twice if: Renewing your lease or moving out: undisclosed internet fee hikes and high move-out charges are recurring problems.

Where it delivers

  • attentive maintenance and grounds upkeep
  • safe, quiet setting for long-term residents
  • friendly office and maintenance staff

What to ask before signing

  • Maintenance team led by Santos, with Ricardo and Oswaldo praised for responsiveness
  • Mandatory fiber-first internet now required at $65/month during renewals
  • Rent reporting auto-charge of $9 requires manual opt-out
  • Move-out charges include security deposit retention, carpet replacement without damage proof, and $300 unexplained fees

How residents rate the community

Luxury Apartments
Five-year residents praise safe, quiet setting and prompt maintenance; newer or departing tenants cite noise between units and aggressive move-out fees.
Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Long-term tenants love the community feel and professional staff; upper-floor noise and unaddressed neighbor harassment concerns remain issues.

Measured against the market

  • Rated 4.1 against a 3.94 average across the 309 townhome-style apartment communities businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 60% of the businesses in this directory.

How we got this number

How We Rank
Star rating 39
Review volume 97
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 48
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Ratings pulled apart

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Get in touch

Address
3350 Amador Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76177

Last verified 2026-07-24

Office hours

Monday
10:00-18:00
Tuesday
10:00-18:00
Wednesday
10:00-18:00
Thursday
10:00-18:00
Friday
10:00-18:00
Saturday
10:00-17:00
Sunday
13:00-17:00

As listed on Google.

From the property's site

Services listed
One-bedroom apartmentsTwo-bedroom apartmentsThree-bedroom apartmentsResort-style poolStrength and cardio centerClubhouse and loungeCoffee barFenced bark park

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

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Common questions

What is included in rent?
Check your lease carefully: mandatory fiber-first internet ($65/month) is now added during renewals, plus a $9 monthly rent reporting charge that requires opt-out.
How is noise between units?
Several residents report significant noise from upper floors, particularly footsteps and movement, which they say the office has not addressed.
What happens when you move out?
Move-out costs vary widely by tenant experience. Reviewers report security deposit retention, carpet replacement charges without damage proof, and additional unexplained fees. Ask the office for a detailed move-out cost breakdown before signing.

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Last updated 2026-07-24