Fresh Downtown Dallas Living with Poolside Perks | 2BR from $2,756/mo
Wed Oct 28, 2026About This Property
Built in 1978, this Downtown Dallas garden community offers an established residential setting with a clear connection to its surroundings. The building balances private apartment space with shared areas meant for everyday use.
You can cool off by the pool, fit in a workout without leaving home, and spend time with friends in the shared gathering spaces. The location keeps Bank of America Plaza Dallas (0.32 mi) and Dallas Love Field (DAL) (5.42 mi) close by. Walkability comes across as walker's paradise. Current special: Look & Lease Fall Specials on Select Apartments *Restrictions Apply. Contact Us for More Details. Subject to change.
A second bedroom gives you options for guests, a home office, or a roommate. This 1,301-square-foot two-bedroom layout has 2 baths and starts at $2,756/mo, with 2-bedroom floor plan, 2 bathrooms, and Approximately 1,301 square feet.
Apartment Amenities
- 2-bedroom floor plan
- 2 bathrooms
- Approximately 1,301 square feet
- Floor plan B1
- Advertised from $2,756 per month
Community Amenities
- 30th Floor Sky Lounge
- 5,000 sq ft Fitness Center & Spin Studio
- Resort Style Pool Area with Private Cabanas
- Outdoor Grilling Area
- Club Room with Entertainment Bar
- Private Dining/Conference Room
- Dog Park
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Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom multi-family at 350 North St. Paul Street in Dallas, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 1,301 square feet of living space. Rent is $2,756 per month. Contact the owner or property manager on this page to ask questions or set up a showing, or browse more rentals in Dallas, TX on Rent Duck.
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