4205 N Hall St #ID1058028P, Dallas, TX 75219

Step into luxury and let your worries slip away in this pet-friendly community. Located in Dallas, Texas, this deluxe apartment is close to plenty of delicious restaurants, delightful shops, and thrilling entertainment attractions. Featuring an abundance of opulent amenities, you'll easily find the perfect 1-bedroom or 2-bedroom apartment for you. The bedroom features a queen-sized bed with nightstands and lamps, a designated workspace with a desk and chair, and a closet. The kitchen comes equipped with all the basic tools needed to prepare and enjoy your meals. The living area includes a seating area, coffee table, and wall-mounted TV. There is one full bath with a tub and shower, and one sink and vanity. Guests will have access to all common areas of the building, including the gym, pool, lounge areas, shared workspaces, dog park, media lounge, grill house, tanning salon, pet wash and grooming station, poolside grilling, resident spa, and lobby, amongst many other wonderful amenities. Where Uptown makes a splash with its hip restaurants, cool hangouts, trendy boutiques, and walkability, and Highland Park exudes wealth and quiet sophistication, there's a Dallas neighborhood that strikes the perfect balance between the two: Oak Lawn. This fun-loving neighborhood is best known for its events, in particular its annual Halloween party and its Pride Parade. Cedar Springs Road is lined with shops, restaurants, and nightclubs, and the beautiful Turtle Creek provides a tree-filled path for walking and jogging. You'll find a wide variety of housing in Oak Lawn, from high-rise apartments and condos to luxury townhomes and charming duplexes, some in renovated historic mansions. In addition to the Turtle Creek Parkway Park, residents of Oak Lawn enjoy the 46-acre Reverchon Park, which has access to the Katy Trail as well as a playground and a recreation center. Robert E. Lee Park, located along the creek, provides access to the Turtle Creek Trail and is home to Arlington Hall and a statue of Robert E. Lee. You'll likely want a car when living in this area since it has few transit options. This area is very bikeable, and you'll find a variety of bike paths and lanes. Includes a designated workspace with a desk and chair.