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1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Condo for Rent

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6108 Abrams Rd, Unit Bldg B 222

6108 Abrams Rd
DallasTX75231

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North Park Terrace
Studio to 2 Bedroom Apartments

North Park Terrace

8662 Park LnDallas, TX 75231
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Summerset Village
2 Bedroom Apartments

Summerset Village

5916-5930 Birchbrook DrDallas, TX 75206

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5050 Matilda St
Studio Apartments

5050 Matilda St

5050 Matilda StDallas, TX 75206
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University Place
Studio Apartments

University Place

4814 - 4820 Amesbury DrDallas, TX 75206

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Frequently Asked Questions about University Terrace Apartments with Swimming Pool

What is the Cheapest Swimming Pool apartment in University Terrace?

Currently the most affordable Apartment in University Terrace with Swimming Pool is at Cityscape Apartments listed at $699.

How much is the average rent for University Terrace Apartments with Swimming Pool?

The average rent for a Apartment in University Terrace with Swimming Pool is $2,190.

What is the largest University Terrace Apartment for rent with Swimming Pool?

Today's Apartment with Swimming Pool and the most square footage in University Terrace is a 3,819 square feet unit starting from $1,951 at Aspire Park Lane.

What is the average size for University Terrace Apartments for rent with Swimming Pool?

The average size for a rental with Swimming Pool in University Terrace is currently at 562 sq ft.

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