OUR AREA

Pecan Square Apartments

Arlington, Texas

Pecan Square Apartments is uniquely located in North Arlington, one mile north of I-30 off Davis Boulevard. We are the only apartment complex in within a couple miles of our location and surrounded by single family homes, churches, and green space. Our community offers convenience to shopping and entertainment, great schools within walking distance and a quiet small community to come home to after a long day at work.

In addition, living in the city of Arlington, Texas, is an experience filled with a wonderful blend of suburban charm and urban excitement. Nestled between Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington offers the best of both worlds: easy access to major cities without the overwhelming hustle and bustle. The city is rich in culture and entertainment, home to some iconic attractions like AT&T Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys play, and Globe Life Field, home to the Texas Rangers.

Butler Elementary School

Butler Elementary is a high performing school with a focus on developing successful learners through a variety of academic approaches. Through rigorous, relevant, and innovative instruction, students will develop 21st Century skills and become independent, life-long learners who will succeed with integrity. They offer a culture with an emphasis on community, where parents, students, teachers, and administrators work collaboratively.

Learn More

Lamar High School

Lamar High School’s mission to provide a safe, positive learning environment that draws on the diverse resources of the campus and community to facilitate the development of the students academically and socially, creating lifelong learners and preparing them to serve their school, community, and world.

Learn More

J.W. Dunlop Sports Center

The person, J.W. Dunlop had served Arlington as a member of the Arlington Fire Department from the years 1953 - 1982. He was an avid Arlington historian and had amassed a large collection of over 1,000 historical photos. JW Dunlop Sport Center was named for this great historian and features multiple baseball and soccer fields for sports teams, a BMX trail and two playgrounds. It also offer two large pavilions available for private rent for your next event.

Learn More

River Legacy Parks

River Legacy Park is a 1,300-acre urban oasis following the curves of the Trinity River in north Arlington. The park’s ecological diversity of bottomland forest, wetlands and prairie provides abundant habitat for countless birds, fish, mammals and native plants. River Legacy Parks is maintained and operated by the City of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department. River Legacy Foundation works closely with the Parks & Recreation Department to support the park’s amenities and preservation of a living legacy.

Learn More

AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field

AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Park enhance Arlington, Texas’s appeal by offering residents easy access to world-class sports and entertainment. AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, provides a premier venue for NFL games, concerts, and major events, attracting fans and visitors year-round. Nearby, Globe Life Park, home to the Texas Rangers, offers a rich sports history and hosts a variety of events. Together, these venues create a vibrant, lively atmosphere that appeals to sports fans and those seeking entertainment, making Arlington, TX an exciting place to live.

Learn More

Six Flags Over Texas & Hurricane Harbor

Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor bring a unique sense of adventure and excitement to life in Arlington, Texas. As two of the area's most popular attractions, they offer thrilling roller coasters, family-friendly rides, and refreshing water park experiences, making Arlington an ideal place for fun-seekers of all ages. With Six Flags’ seasonal events like Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park, as well as Hurricane Harbor’s wave pools and water slides, residents have easy access to year-round entertainment and relaxation.

Learn More

"Excellent Location"

"The location is great, near grocery stores, shopping, and great schools."

- John H.