Knox-Henderson Apartments neighborhood

Dallas · Knox-Henderson

Knox-Henderson Apartments for rent.

Knox-Henderson combines two walkable retail strips — Knox Street's boutiques and Henderson Avenue's restaurant row — with quiet residential blocks of rental homes, duplexes, and small mid-rises in between.

1-bedrooms $1,500–$2,500; 2-bedrooms and townhomes $2,200–$3,800.Boutique low-rise, garden-style apartments, duplexes, modern townhomes. 75204

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What it's like to live in Knox-Henderson.

It's a more residential alternative to Uptown with similar amenities. You get tree cover, single-family-style streets, and two retail strips you can actually walk to.

Who Knox-Henderson suits.

Renters who want neighborhood character, walkable retail, and a less crowded feel than Uptown.

Commute & getting around.

Quick to Uptown, Downtown, and Highland Park; easy access to Central Expressway (US-75).

Knox-Henderson highlights.

  • Knox Street shopping
  • Henderson restaurant row
  • Katy Trail
  • Cole Park
  • Hopdoddy

Knox-Henderson on the map.

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Knox-Henderson walk, transit & bike scores.

84

Walk Score

Walker's Paradise 90+

55

Transit Score

Good Transit 70+

73

Bike Score

Very Bikeable 70+

Cost of living in Knox-Henderson.

1-bedroom rent$1,500–$2,500
2-bedroom rent$2,200–$3,800
Average utilities$85–$145/mo

Indicative ranges; actual rents vary by building, floor plan, and current specials.

Pros and cons of Knox-Henderson.

Pros

  • Two distinct retail strips — boutique and nightlife
  • More residential feel than Uptown
  • Easy access to Highland Park and Central Expressway
  • Highest density of duplexes/townhomes in central Dallas

Trade-offs

  • Knox Street parking gets busy on weekends
  • Newer townhomes price near Uptown levels

Where to eat in Knox-Henderson.

Hopdoddy Burgers

Knox Street original Dallas location.

Toulouse Cafe & Bar French

Sidewalk patio for brunch.

Henderson Tap House Gastropub

Beer-forward neighborhood spot.

Empire Baking Co. Bakery

Knox Street pastry institution.

Parks and outdoors in Knox-Henderson.

  • Cole Park

    Small neighborhood park with playground and dog area.

  • Katy Trail

    Western edge of Knox-Henderson connects to Uptown.

Schools near Knox-Henderson.

  • William B. Travis Vanguard · Public DISD

    Talented & gifted academy.

  • Highland Park ISD (nearby) · Public

    Top-ranked North Texas district just east.

Always verify zoning directly with Dallas ISD before signing.

Getting around Knox-Henderson.

  • US-75 Central Expressway

    Direct ramps for North Dallas commuters.

  • Mockingbird DART Station

    Short drive — Red/Orange/Blue/Green lines.

Did you know?

  • 💡 Knox Street was originally a streetcar line in the early 1900s.
  • 💡 Henderson Avenue's restaurant scene exploded after 2010 zoning changes allowed mixed-use development.

Knox-Henderson apartment FAQs.

What's the difference between Knox Street and Henderson Avenue?+

Knox Street leans toward boutique retail and weekend brunch; Henderson Avenue leans toward dinner, drinks, and nightlife. Most renters here use both.

Is Knox-Henderson walkable?+

Yes — most rentals are within a short walk of either Knox or Henderson, plus the Katy Trail.

How much is rent in Knox-Henderson?+

1-bedrooms typically rent for $1,500–$2,500. Newer townhomes and renovated duplexes price higher.

Is parking easy in Knox-Henderson?+

Most rentals include off-street parking. Street parking on Knox can be busy on weekends.

Is Knox-Henderson family-friendly?+

It works well for couples, professionals, and families with one or two kids — many residential blocks feel quieter than Uptown.