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Townlake Of Coppell
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Townlake Of Coppell

215 N Moore RdCoppell, TX 75019
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1717 E Beltline RdCoppell, TX 75019
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$7,500

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1323 Bradford Dr

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1340 Coral Dr

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619 Quail Ln
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Coppell Overview

Located in the Northwest suburb of Dallas, Texas is the city of Coppell, with a population of 40,678, according to the 2014 census. Considered a bedroom town, meaning it does not have big places of industry within it. People must commute to work in the neighboring urban areas. You will discover its breathtaking beauty, when you live in apartments in Coppell, Texas.

What is the history of Coppell?

This place was established in 1840, by foreigners from France and Germany and was named Gibb’s Station. However, in the 1880s, a wealthy Englishman name George Coppell came to this little farming town and provided assistance for the railroad system. In appreciation, the name was changed to his surname.

How is the weather in Coppell?

Coppell has the typical weather of those in the Subtropical region. The climate range is warm to hot during the springtime and summer months. This means the temperature is between the low 40s and middle 90s. In the fall and wintertime the weather is medium cold and rainy, with the degrees ranging between the low 30s and reaching into the 60s.

How do I get around town?

Called a commuter’s town, you will definitely need a car to get around Coppell. Seventeen miles away in Dallas, you have Amtrak. Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is in proximity of the area, so taking domestic and international flights is convenient. In Coppell, there are excellent neighborhoods, you will love walking around in, while looking at the lovely homes.

What is the Coppell commute like?

There are no major freeways in Coppell, but on the border of the city, you have several roads that service the area, these include State Highway 121, Interstate 635, Interstate 35E, a tollway and the President George Bush Turnpike.

What are the local media outlets?

" For the printed page, you can read the Dallas Morning News. The Coppell Citizens Advocate is the local paper for the subscribers. If you rather listen to the news or music, they have a variety of stations for you including - KEOM 88.5 FM- Classic Hits, KERA 90.1 FM- Public Radio, KHVN 970 AM- Gospel, and KGVL 1400 AM- Country."

Why live in Coppell, TX?

This is one of the areas that have received an award for its aesthetic developments. After seeing the region, you will understand why. Loaded with an abundance of magnificent trees, reaching up to the heavens with the sun streaming down through their canopies, lakes dotting the landscape and impressive homes are good reasons for falling in love with Coppell. But wait, there is more…! This city has some of the best schools in Texas, the neighborhood has the feel of a small town community and you feel secure here as you walk or bike around the trails. Everybody looks out for each other. We know you will feel cozy in Coppell apartments.

What Coppell landmarks should I see?

Coppell is a residential area, so it does not really have any major landmark, but less than eight miles away, you have the town of Grapevine. In Grapevine, you have the opportunity to visit their Historical Main Street District. This is where you can see old structures, enjoy a variety of foods as well as observe artisans creating their works of art and more. 9/11 Flight Crew Memorial is a must-see because it is a bronze monument to the all individuals, including first responders, firefighters, the NYC police and of course for the people who lost their lives in the terrible tragedy.

What is there to do around Coppell?

Coppell’s Nature Park offers a variety of outdoor activities including running, hiking and biking trails. Filled with an abundance of lush greenery, wildlife and even fossils, you can go on a guided tour to get detail information about the sights in the park. After all that fun in the park, you might have sore muscles that could use a massage. If so, making it a point to visit High Stone Reflexology should be put on your to-do list. Although the word reflexology is part of the name, the masseuse’s can work on your body from head to toe. It is super affordable and you can walk-in or schedule an appointment for their treatments.

Any annual festivals or Coppell events to know?

In October, Mardi Gras in the Fall is in full swing. This one-day event is held on the first Saturday, where people are dressed in green, gold and purple, searching for beads to add to their collection. Live entertainment, plenty of delicious food and wholesome revelry fills the day. While the grown-ups have their playtime, the kids can get their faces painted or visit the interactive art and craft booths as well as participate in dancing. There are activities for the whole family to enjoy. Every year, at the start of December, there is the Holiday Lighted Parade and Tree Lighting festival. This dazzling celebration brings residents and tourist together as they get prepared to welcome in the holiday season. They will line the streets, as spectacularly lit floats slowly pass by. Later on, the lightening of Coppell’s Christmas tree will take place, while Santa & Mrs. Clause welcomes everybody. Of course, there are all types of games and yummy treats available.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

About seven miles north of Coppell, you will find the city of Lewisville. You will find multiple attractions for entertainment and suspense, such as the 1 Hour to Escape Rooms, where you or a group must figure out how to get out of a themed room in time by following clues placed throughout the area. Lewisville also has Air Adventures Aloft, which is a company offering fantastic hot air balloon rides. Twenty-one miles away, you have the urban center of Dallas, where you can spend a whole day sightseeing, shopping and eating.

Where is the best place to move in Coppell?

You will be surrounded by gorgeous homes with manicured lawns, lakes and ponds as well as parks, golf courses and other desirable amenities. You will know this is the perfect spot for you, after settling into your new home among the many options of apartments in Coppell, Texas.

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Coppell, TX

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Frequently Asked Questions about Coppell

How much are Studio apartments in Coppell?

There are currently 18 Studio Apartments in Coppell with rent ranges from $1,105 to $1,736 with an average price of $1,372.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Coppell ranges from $880 to $4,582 with an average monthly rent of $1,499.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Coppell cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Coppell range from $1,112 to $5,360. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,926.

How expensive are Coppell Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 70 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Coppell on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,735 to $6,888 - averaging $2,553 for the location.

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