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property at 1036 Cove Hollow Dr

$2,965

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1036 Cove Hollow Dr

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property at 707 Ford Dr

$2,450

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707 Ford Dr

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property at 1360 Calvert Dr

$3,180

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$3,180
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1360 Calvert Dr

Cedar HillTX75104

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property at 1312 Burleson St

$2,820

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1312 Burleson St

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Cedar Hill Overview

With a population 48,084, according to the 2014 census, Cedar Hill is an elite spot located within Ellis County and is a suburb of Dallas. This region is often referred to as the Best Southwest. We think you will agree, when you live in one of our wonderful apartments in Cedar Hill.

What is the history of Cedar Hill?

In its early history, Cedar Hill was part of the Chisholm Trail, where Texas Ranchers herded their cattle along this stretch of road to the Kansas railway system, where they were shipped and sold. Later on, several groups of settlers coming in from Kentucky, Alabama and areas in the proximity settled the land and it was established in 1846.

How is the weather in Cedar Hill?

" Subtropical conditions are synonymous with this part of Texas, which result in the temperatures of spring and summer ranging from warm to soaring into the 90s. In the fall and wintertime, you can expect the climate to be mildly cool, with temperatures dipping into the lower 40s and high 30s."

How do I get around town?

" If you are planning to travel to the downtown area, you need transportation and after you have arrived, you will find it is extremely walkable. Cedar Hill is only 16 miles from Dallas, so Amtrak, as well as Greyhound, is accessible for longer trips. With Lovefield and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport within 30 miles, you can easily take international and domestic flights."

What is the Cedar Hill commute like?

" US Highway 67 is the main road that goes through Cedar Hill. It will take you to all the attractions of the award-winning development residing in Hillside Village. Farm to Market Road 1382, as well as using the Cedar Hill and Pleasant Run routes, will take you to this destination, too. "

What are the local media outlets?

" The main newspaper for Cedar Hill is the Dallas Morning News. For those who would rather listen to the radio, there is a huge selection of stations to choose from such as - KERA - 91.1 FM - Public Radio, KLUV - 98.7 FM - Classic Hits, KKDA - 730 AM - Asian, KFJZ - 870 AM- Business News "

Why live in Cedar Hill, TX?

" Cedar Hill’s slogan is Where Opportunities Grow Naturally. This community prides itself on being a clean and safe place for businesses and people who want to raise families here. With more than 2500 acres set up in the forms of parks, green spaces and trails, along with its retail outlets, restaurants, spas and more, you will be able to enjoy life to the fullest. This place is a gem and you get to experience it, in one of our Cedar Hill apartments."

What Cedar Hill landmarks should I see?

" While taking a walk along the Historic District in Old Town, it is like taking a step back in time. You will see the First State Bank of Cedar Hill, the place where a buddy of the infamous Bonnie & Clyde, named Raymond Hamilton robbed its vault. Another place you will see is a piece of Americana, it is the first service station built in 1926 by the Texas Fuel Company, which was the beginning of the Texaco brand gasoline."

What is there to do around Cedar Hill?

" You will never be bored in Cedar Hill because of the huge amount of activities for a person to enjoy. This includes going to Cedar Hill State Park, where you can camp out, hike, fish, bike or go boating, discovering all the beauties the park has to offer. For more fun, many tourists check out Ellen’s Amusement Center. Here you can hold group, birthday or any occasion you want to make memorable with fast action games and parties. Go-cart racing, laser tag, paintball, miniature golf, as well as party facilities are available for all ages. "

Any annual festivals or Cedar Hill events to know?

" Cedar Hill’s Art Festival is an annual event held in Pioneer Park, with artist displaying their crafts in various genres. Free admission and parking is provided. Country Days on the Hill is a fall event celebrating the first settlers who settled the town. The two-day festival features parade, live entertainment, food and contests. "

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Approximately 10 miles away is the city of Grand Prairie, where on the weekend you can browse Traders Village, billed as the biggest flea market in Texas. On specific weekends there is judging of a chili cook-off and an auto-swap gathering. Of course, 16-miles away, you have the Big D - meaning Dallas. With its shopping, nightlife and restaurants, you will have to schedule multiple trips to experience all its excitement.

Where is the best place to move in Cedar Hill?

" Cedar Hill has no crummy areas! The town prides itself on being pristine as well as prestiges. Yet, it has a hometown feeling and is not snobbish. Whether it is a place on Stoney Creek Drive or Foster Street, the scenery is lush, green and with an abundance of foliage. The lawns are manicured and everywhere you look, is a feast for the senses. Surrounded by this appealing atmosphere, we are certain you will enjoy living in one of our exclusive apartments in Cedar Hill, Texas."

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cedar Hill

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in Cedar Hill, TX?

As of today, August 02, 2026, there are currently 176 available Cedar Hill apartments priced from $950 to $11,675, with an average monthly rent of $1,571.

What Cedar Hill neighborhoods have the most available apartments?

There are 4 neighborhoods in the Cedar Hill area with available listings as of today. The three neighborhoods with the most options are East Dallas with 1,423 listings, Southeast Dallas with 1,255 listings, and Uptown/Park Cities with 1,037 listings.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Cedar Hill Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Cedar Hill ranges from $950 to $3,682 with an average monthly rent of $1,377.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Cedar Hill cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Cedar Hill range from $1,200 to $4,540. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,675.

How expensive are Cedar Hill Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 22 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Cedar Hill on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,520 to $2,744 - averaging $1,784 for the location.

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