What it's like to live in Turtle Creek.
Quieter and more residential than Uptown, with green views and a refined feel. Many buildings are tenured high-rises with full-service amenities.
Who Turtle Creek suits.
Renters who want greenbelt views, mature trees, and a quieter luxury experience.
Commute & getting around.
Quick to Uptown, Downtown, and Highland Park.
Turtle Creek highlights.
- • Turtle Creek greenbelt
- • Katy Trail
- • Reverchon Park
- • Mansion on Turtle Creek
- • Lee Park
Turtle Creek on the map.
Explore Turtle Creek and surrounding Dallas neighborhoods.
Turtle Creek walk, transit & bike scores.
78
Walk Score
Walker's Paradise 90+
55
Transit Score
Good Transit 70+
72
Bike Score
Very Bikeable 70+
Cost of living in Turtle Creek.
| 1-bedroom rent | $1,800–$3,500 |
| 2-bedroom rent | $2,800–$6,000+ |
| Full-service parking/valet | Often included |
| Average utilities | $90–$160/mo |
Indicative ranges; actual rents vary by building, floor plan, and current specials.
Pros and cons of Turtle Creek.
Pros
- ✓Most established luxury rental corridor in Dallas
- ✓Tree canopy and greenbelt views
- ✓Full-service buildings (concierge, valet, pool service)
- ✓Quiet but minutes from Uptown and Downtown
Trade-offs
- –Top-of-market pricing
- –Older buildings sometimes lack modern smart-home features
- –Limited new construction inventory
Where to eat in Turtle Creek.
The Mansion Restaurant Fine dining
Iconic Rosewood Mansion dining room.
Nick & Sam's Steakhouse
Long-running Dallas power steakhouse.
Stampede 66 (nearby) Texan
Stephan Pyles modern Texas cuisine.
Parks and outdoors in Turtle Creek.
Turtle Creek Greenbelt
Wooded creekside trail through the corridor.
Reverchon Park
Tennis courts, baseball, and shaded picnic areas.
Robert E. Lee Park / Arlington Hall
Historic greenspace and event venue.
Getting around Turtle Creek.
M-Line Trolley
Free trolley connects Turtle Creek to Uptown and Downtown.
DART Cityplace/Uptown
Underground station a short ride east.
Did you know?
- 💡 Turtle Creek's wooded greenbelt was designed in the early 1900s as part of Dallas's Kessler Plan.
- 💡 The Mansion on Turtle Creek opened in 1925 as a private residence before becoming a hotel in 1980.
Turtle Creek apartment FAQs.
Is Turtle Creek a luxury area?+
Yes — Turtle Creek is one of Dallas's most established luxury rental corridors, with full-service high-rises along the wooded greenbelt.
How much does Turtle Creek rent cost?+
1-bedrooms typically run $1,800–$3,500. Full-service buildings with concierge, valet, and pools price higher.
Is Turtle Creek walkable?+
Yes — you can walk along the greenbelt and connect to the Katy Trail and Uptown. Daily errands often require a short drive.
What's the difference between Turtle Creek and Uptown?+
Turtle Creek is quieter and greener, with a more residential and luxury feel. Uptown is denser, livelier, and more walkable to dining and nightlife.
Are Turtle Creek high-rises pet-friendly?+
Most are pet-friendly with weight or breed limits varying by building. We'll prioritize properties that match your pet's profile.