The Addison Apartments

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Description#

The Addison is an all bills paid community offering exceptional value, with water, sewer, electricity, and gas included for a low flat monthly fee of just $25. Ideally located for Dallas residents who want easy access to the metroplex’s diverse dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions, The Addison places convenience at your doorstep. Featuring one- and two-bedroom apartment options, this serene community provides a comfortable home base in one of Dallas’s up-and-coming neighborhoods. Located just minutes from Bishop Arts and Downtown Dallas and close to public transportation options, commuting and exploring the city is simple and stress-free. Reach out today to schedule a tour and discover everything The Addison has to offer!

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About Oak Cliff#

Oak Cliff is the largest “neighborhood” Dallas. A whopping 72 square miles, the once independent city on the other side of the Trinity River from Downtown became part of Dallas in 1903. Oak Cliff is so large that it occupies more land than 1,700 cities and towns in Texas. Given its size, it's no surprise that both the housing options and landscape are as diverse as the people who call it home, living up to its name with towering old oak trees and rocky cliffs intermingled with rolling hills and winding streets. Learn more about Oak Cliff.