Sedona Ridge Apartments

Nestled in a cozy Lake Highlands neighborhood, Sedona Ridge offers spacious efficiencies and one and two-bedroom apartment homes, all newly remodeled and enhanced by a rich palette of amenities.

Sedona Ridge is just 30 minutes from DFW International Airport and a 20-minute drive to the business, arts, and entertainment districts of downtown Dallas. Located just off Lyndon B. Johnson Highway (635), Sedona Ridge offers easy access to anywhere in the Metroplex. Or to save on gas, DART rail and bus lines are just down the road.

Lake Highlands North Park is just 3 miles down the road and features two playgrounds, lighted tennis courts and soccer fields, nature center, and a fully-equipped recreation center with gym, fitness center, meeting room, and senior citizens’ annex. Sedona Ridge is also convenient to lots of great places to eat, from all the popular fast-food franchises to the amazing culinary delights of Iron Chef Kent Rathbun’s Abacus Restaurant. And less than 15 minutes in any direction are about four million square feet of stores, boutiques, and shops at Valley View Center, North Park Center, and Town East Mall.

The Sedona Ridge community is in the Dallas Independent School District and is served by Highland Meadows Elementary School, Robert T. Hill Middle School, Emmett J. Conrad High School, Southern Methodist University, and Remington College.

Should the need arise, Texas Presbyterian Hospital is just five miles away, only 12 minutes from Medical City and 20 minutes from Baylor Health Care System.

And Sedona Ridge welcomes pet lovers.

Additional available amenities include:
*Two commercial grade playgrounds
*Swimming pools
*Limited access gate
*Gourmet kitchen
*Fireplace
*Fully-equipped Clothes Care Centers
*Wood plank floors
*Walk-in closets
*Private patios and balconies
*Extra storage
*Emergency maintenance (24/7/365)
*And more.

Try as Sedona Ridge to make things run smoothly, the fact is that things go wrong. The a/c kicks out when the mercury’s at 110 degrees. The blower blows, but there’s no heat. Or there’s suddenly no hot water for a shower. At Sedona Ridge, residents don’t have to wait until the office opens in the morning or endure a sweltering weekend because the maintenance guy’s off until Monday. Staff technicians are always a phone call away. Because, odd as it sounds in today’s world, Sedona Ridge is a community first and a business second. That’s being a good neighbor, and it’s good business.