Irving Apartments for Rent

At Home in Irving

Located in the northeastern corner of Texas, Irving’s unique location between Dallas, Fort Worth, and the International Airport lends itself as a popular city for apartment hunters. Las Colinas is a community within Irving that welcomes businesses and yet caters to the working professional’s needs to have affordable housing and amenities close by. Valley Ranch is another planned community in the city that boasts parks, ponds, groomed paths along the canal, and a welcoming community, particularly for families. Plus with the Heritage District’s antique stores and soda shops, you’ll find a pleasant mix of old and new where you can get a small town feel with all the conveniences of diverse cuisines and name brand shopping of a vibrant, modern city.

Compare Apartment Prices

When it comes to rental rates in Irving, you’ll find quite a range of prices depending on the type of apartment you’re looking for. Luckily, all you need to do to comparison shop is glace at the above table and you’ll see the average prices for one, two, and three bedroom apartments.

The Irving Arts Center

Complete with four galleries, two theaters, a sculpture garden, and classroom spaces, the Irving Arts Center has it all. Visit an array of exhibits on everything from Genghis Khan to photos of the Harlem Renaissance. Catch a performance by the Lone Star Youth Orchestra or enroll the kids in one of the summer camps. Regardless of your artistic preferences, the Irving Arts Center is a local treasure that makes art accessible to everyone.

Must-See Attractions

Named after the author Washington Irving, the city is perhaps best known for the old home stadium to the Dallas Cowboys. But even if you’re not an Ichabod Crane enthusiast or a sports trivia fan, there’s still so much to explore in this great city. First of all, the larger than life bronze Mustangs of Las Colinas sculpture in Williams Square is a breathtaking sight every visitor and resident must see to appreciate. The galloping mustangs that appear to be running across water are a testament to the free spirits of Texans. Also, be sure to take a trip down the Mandalay Canals and Lake Carolyn to view waterfalls, inlets, and see the city from a different perspective on a gondola. You can even enjoy your dinner on the canal and listen to music as you glide through the water. Whether you go out for a special occasion or just to experience a different kind of cruise, the gondola trips do not disappoint.

Good Eats

Prepare to be surrounded by amazing restaurants. For the best of Texas barbecue in Irving, Fred’s BBQ is the place to go. With a friendly atmosphere, reasonable prices, and some of the best baked potato and ribs you can get, Fred’s is a hit. In the mood for a taste of the Southwest? The vibrant, colorful dishes of Via Real, in combination with their impeccable service, make this restaurant a true gem. If you’re craving authentic Japanese cuisine, look no further than Jinbeh on East Las Colinas Boulevard. Plus, you have all of the great restaurants of Dallas at your fingertips too! So whether you’re in the mood for pub food or you want to experience the best breakfast or brunch ever at Bread Winners Bakery and Bistro, it’s all within reach of your new apartment. When it’s time to stock up that new apartment fridge, be sure to check out the local Farmers’ Markets. Depending on which neighborhood you end up moving to, you may be closer to the Dallas Farmers Market, the Collyville Farmers Market, or the Fairview Farms Marketplace. Any way you cut it, you’ll have access to fresh, delicious, local foods and know that your dollar spent is staying in your community.