Apartments for Rent in Euless, TX - 108 Rentals available

Let’s head on down to Euless! It was named the 18^th best place to live in the country by Money magazine in 2016, a testament to its great schools, location, and overall quality of life. The city was also certified as a Go Texan Retirement Community by the Texas Department of Agriculture.

Euless is packed with diversity too, with its high- and middle schools being named among the most diverse in the country.

The city lies halfway between Fort Worth and Dallas, just 19 miles away from each. In fact, a portion of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport sits within Euless’ city limits.

Of course, Euless is dwarfed by both neighbors, with a size more than twenty times smaller than both Fort Worth and Dallas. But it’s still slightly larger than nearby Bedford.

The weather in Euless is much like the rest of the surrounding area, with average July highs of 95⁰F and average January lows around 35⁰F, which means hot summers and mild winters. The city experiences around 231 sunny days and 53 days of precipitation each year, though it also has a high risk of tornadoes.

If you’re strolling around Euless and end up stopping for something to eat, expect to pay around $45.00 for dinner for two at a local, mid-range restaurant. You and your companion can add a couple of domestic beers for just $3.75 a piece.

Meanwhile, your monthly utility bills, which include electric, water, and waste disposal, will run you about $160 per month for a 915-square-foot apartment, which is just less than the nationwide average of $149.

Despite the networks connecting and running through both Fort Worth and Dallas, the city of Euless does not have any public transportation systems, but you can still take advantage of 24-hour taxi service and ridesharing services, like Uber and Lyft.

There are a lot of things to like about Euless. It’s a small-sized city with a friendly community, great schools and parks, but Euless is also just a quick trip away from the amenities and airport of Fort Worth and Dallas, which lets you experience the perks of a major city with less of the drawbacks, like crowds and cost of living.

On the other hand, folks who like to be right in the action are likely to find Euless a little slow-paced for their tastes, and the hot and sometimes severe weather leaves a little to be desired.

Looking for something to do in Euless? For starters, golfers can head on over to the impressive Texas Star Golf Course for a round of 9 or 18. Or you can hit a few baseballs around at The Parks at Texas Star, which features multiple baseball fields and even batting cages. And Softball World is a great place to join a rec league.

Then there’s the Dr. Pepper StarCenter, where you’ll find public ice skating, as well as youth and adult hockey. And those who just want to enjoy a nice walk or picnic can find plenty of space for that at nearby Heritage Park.

If you’d rather just watch some sports than play them, the Trinity High School football team won state titles in 2005, 2007, and 2009 and draws big crowds every weekend during the season. Of course, there are plenty of pro sports options in neighboring Dallas, including the NBA’s Mavericks, NHL’s Stars, and “America’s Team”, the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys.

Or just read a nice book at the quiet and spacious Euless Public Library, if that’s more your thing.

Annual events in Euless include Arbor Daze, which takes place alongside the national Arbor Day holiday every April. And you can enjoy all-you-can-eat Greek food during the Mid-Cities Greek Fest every October, held by the local St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church.

Shopping can be done at The Shops at Vineyard Village, Glade Crossing Plaza, and the Euless Town Center. And then you can quell your appetite at Saviano’s Italian Restaurant, Rosa’s Café & Tortilla Factory, Chop House Burger, and the Thai Papaya Garden.

Finally, the art and culture lovers in the family will be best served by taking the short trip to Dallas, where countless museums, galleries, and theaters await, from the Perot Museum of Nature and Science to the Dallas Museum of Art.

The area around Euless is packed with major companies and corporations, including the headquarters of Exxon Mobil in Irving, AT&T in Dallas, and American Airlines in Fort Worth.

The largest employers in Euless itself include the education, government, retail, and the airline industries, and the city boasts an unemployment rate lower than the Texas average.

Most of Euless is served by the Hurts-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, or HEB ISD, which includes Trinity High School and Euless Junior High, which were named the most diverse public high school and 2nd most diverse junior high in all of Texas by Niche.com in 2017.

Euless is also home to Messenger College, while you can find the Northeast Campus of Tarrant County College in nearby Hurst and Brown Mackie College in nearby Bedford.

Does Euless sound like the place for you? Let’s take a quick look at their local rental laws, to make sure you’re prepared for your big move.

According to Texas law, a landlord must give a tenant at least three days’ notice before filing for eviction, though this can vary slightly from one lease to another.

On the other hand, the state places no limits on the size of the security deposit a landlord can ask for, but it does require that they return it within 30 days of moving out.

Of course, it’s always important to read your lease in full, since they can lay out certain unique circumstances and requirements that may differ from basic state laws.