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Post Abbey

Oak Lawn, 2525 Worthington St | Dallas

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Building Laundry Room
Cat friendly
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Dog friendly
Doorman Building
Elevators
Fitness Center
Granite Countertops
Stainless Steel Appliances
Surface Parking Lot

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About this Location

Minyard
10 min via M-LINE (other)

Reverchon Park
18 min walk

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

039/M-LINE (bus) - 2 min
029 (bus) - 8 min

Pricing

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

$1,775+

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$2,240+

2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths

$2,495+

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$3,150+

3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths

$2,935+

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- Elevators
Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stove & Oven
Laundry
- Building Laundry Room
Parking & Transportation
- Surface Parking Lot
Pet Terms & Amenities
- Cat friendly
- Dog friendly

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About Oak Lawn

A lively and vibrant, upscale district just north of Downtown Dallas lies Oak Lawn. This neighborhood, proud to embrace diverse lifestyles, is adorned with tree-lined avenues, grand old homes, and offers easy access to Interstate 35 and the Dallas North Tollway. A vibrant and busy nightlife boasts ...

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Getting around Oak Lawn

039/M-LINE (bus)

2 min

029 (bus)

8 min

036 (bus)

10 min

183/205/208 (bus)

10 min

Parking at Post Abbey

Surface Parking Lot

Parking Near Post Abbey

Laz Republic Center Valet Parking

26 min

$162 / month

Ez Parking

25 min

$80 / month

Automate Parking

19 min

$130 / month

Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Oak Lawn Reviews

66 reviews

Reviewed by SMU Law Student living at Knox Heights

It’s a great mix of young professionals. There aren’t a whole lot of undergrads living over here, which is really nice. I love being so close to so many shops and restaurants, but not too close, like I feel you’d be in Uptown. Knox Heights is on the strip of McKinney perpendicular to Knox, so you get the location benefits without the noise.

Reviewed by SMU Cox Student living at Glass House by Windsor

Located directly between victory park and uptown, only blocks from the tollway, Glasshouse has a premier location. The neighborhood offers a spectrum of restaurant and bar options, and the Katy Trail is a short walk away.

Reviewed by SMU Law Student living at Post Uptown Village

Great place to live. Plenty of restaurants, bars, and grocery stores within walking distance. I do not have to leave a three mile radius unless I want to.

Reviewed by Oak Lawn Resident living at No name

The location of this complex is excellent, especially if you are without a car. There are probably 8+ restaurants that are within a 7 minute walk, mostly on Lemmon Ave, Oak Lawn Ave, and Cedar Springs Rd. Walgreens, Kroger, Genesis Thrift Shop, a public library, and UPS are also a 5-10 minute walk away, so many conveniences are nearby. A post office is about a 15 minute walk away. Hardly anywhere in Dallas is as walkable as this area.

This is a very active neighborhood with a bar scene on the weekends. There are homeless people who live around here, but they have never bothered me. While I wouldn't call it a dangerous neighborhood, there is probably a little more crime than some larger complexes such as the Village.

Reviewed by SMU Cox Student living at L2 Uptown

Great neighborhood, plenty of food and shopping and easy access by walking and biking.

Reviewed by SMU Law Student living at Post Uptown Village

it is a relatively young area-everyone is pretty friendly

Reviewed by SMU Grad Student living at Knox Heights

Perfect neighborhood. There are two bars on McKinney that a lot of SMU students love. Most of the bars are on Henderson across 75 and easily walkable too. It’s a very safe area where I feel comfortable walking my dog alone at night as a girl in my early 20s. So nice to live close to the Katy Trail and less than a mile from SMU.

Reviewed by Anonymous living at Gables Turtle Creek Cityplace

The West Village area has everything a young professional needs. You're walking distance to many of the stores you have to go to the mall to have access to (Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers, The Gap, etc.) and you even have access to a local movie theater. When you throw in bars, restaurants, and a large Starbucks...you have a solid spot. I highly recommend the area.

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