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Modern Comforts Near Dallas College Richland Campus

Apartments Near Dallas College Richland Campus With Laundry Room – Welcome to The Huxley

A1

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 698 sq. ft.

B1

2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1006 sq. ft.

C1

3 Bed | 2 Bath | 1095 sq. ft.

If Richland is your destination, the key question is not just distance, it is whether your laundry setup and commute routine will work week after week.

The Huxley

Dallas College Richland Campus is about 6 miles from The Huxley at 1802 Apollo Road in Garland, according to the community’s published FAQ. For renters comparing apartments near Dallas College Richland Campus with laundry room access, The Huxley is worth a look because it lists on-site laundry facilities and also notes washer/dryer availability in select homes, which can matter a lot if your class schedule leaves little room for errands.

That said, the right fit depends on more than a single distance number. Richland students often have split days, early labs, evening classes, and study sessions, so it helps to evaluate not only how close an apartment is to campus, but also what kind of laundry routine you would actually have there and how much verification you can do before you lease.

How to think about Richland access from this part of Garland

Richland Campus is in northeast Dallas near the Walnut Street and Abrams Road area, which places it within the same broad North Dallas and Garland side of the metro as The Huxley. A published distance of roughly 6 miles suggests the community is in a reasonable range for students who want to stay relatively close to campus without needing to live immediately adjacent to school property.

Still, mileage alone can be misleading in the Dallas area. A 6 mile trip may feel simple on a low-traffic midmorning, but very different before an 8 a.m. class, during late afternoon congestion, or on a day when you need to make extra stops for groceries, work, or child care. Before making a decision, map your most likely trip at the exact times you expect to leave for campus, not just at one ideal hour.

It is also smart to test the trip in both directions if your schedule is irregular. Some students only care about getting to class on time, but the return trip matters too, especially if you plan to head home between classes, come back after dark, or carry books, instruments, or lab materials. A route that seems fine one way can feel more tiring over a semester if traffic patterns stack up at your actual class times.

If you use transit, do not assume that a short driving distance translates into a simple transit trip. Check Dallas College’s campus resources, DART trip planning, and current stop locations to confirm whether your preferred apartment-to-campus routine works by bus or rail, how many transfers are involved, and whether first and last trip times line up with your real schedule. Verification matters more here than broad claims about being near campus.

Why laundry setup matters more than many students expect

For a student renter, laundry is not a minor extra. It affects how you manage uniforms, gym clothes, clinical wear, bedding, and everyday time pressure. The Huxley specifically lists laundry facilities as a community amenity, which means there is an on-site option to handle routine loads without leaving the property.

The community also lists washer/dryer availability with an asterisk, which indicates it is offered in select homes rather than every apartment. That distinction is important. If your search is really for an apartment with in-home laundry, ask whether the exact home you are considering includes a washer and dryer, washer/dryer connections, or only access to shared laundry facilities. Those are very different daily experiences.

Shared laundry can still work well for many Richland students, especially if keeping rent structure simpler matters more than having machines inside the apartment. On-site laundry is usually far easier than driving to an off-site laundromat between classes, and it can be enough if your schedule is predictable and you do not mind planning loads around evenings or weekends. The practical question is whether you want convenience inside the unit or are comfortable using a community facility.

If laundry is a top priority, ask to verify the location and access of the laundry room before signing. You may want to know whether the facility is close to the building you are touring, whether the path is easy when carrying hampers, and whether the home you want is one of the select units with washer/dryer availability. These are the details that determine whether the apartment supports your school routine well, especially during finals, bad weather, or weeks when you are on campus more than usual.

What to compare before you choose a unit

When comparing options near Richland, start by deciding what kind of household you are planning for. The Huxley offers one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans, including a one-bedroom A1 at 698 square feet and a two-bedroom B1 at 1,006 square feet. If you expect to live alone and want to minimize shared scheduling around laundry, a one-bedroom may be the straightforward choice. If you plan to split housing with a roommate, a two-bedroom can change the value equation, but shared laundry habits become part of the decision too.

Parking can also matter to the campus question more than many listings make clear. The Huxley states that it offers open parking, with reserved carports available for an added monthly charge based on availability. For a commuter student who drives to Richland several days a week, predictable parking at home can be useful, particularly if you return late from class or work and do not want parking uncertainty to become part of your routine.

Another useful point to compare is whether your apartment supports study time between laundry and school obligations. The Huxley lists high-speed internet access, and some homes include features such as an office or den in select units. If you need a quiet setup for online coursework or study blocks after returning from campus, those features may be relevant, but because they are not universal, you should confirm them for the specific apartment you are considering.

Finally, keep your last step simple and practical: contact the leasing team and ask three specific questions tied to Richland, not a generic tour script. Confirm the exact laundry arrangement for the unit you want, ask which floor plans currently offer select in-home washer/dryer features, and then map your likely trip to Dallas College Richland Campus at your real class times. That will tell you much more than a headline distance alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What features and appliances come with the apartment?

Each apartment home at The Huxley includes stainless steel appliances such as a refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher, and washer and dryer connections. Many of our upgraded Mesquite apartments also feature walk-in closets, ceiling fans, and granite countertops, creating a comfortable and modern living space.

How far is Dallas College Richland Campus from The Huxley?

Dallas College Richland Campus is approximately 6 miles away.

Are utilities included in the rent?

Utilities are not included in the rent at The Huxley. Residents are responsible for electric, internet, and cable, and typically pay a separate, usage-based charge for water, sewer, and trash that is billed through the community each month.

How do I apply, and what are the application and deposit fees?

You can apply online through our leasing portal or stop by the leasing office to apply in person. Each adult pays a non-refundable $75 application fee, along with a one-time $100 administrative fee. Once you’re approved and select your home, a security deposit (typically $250 to one month’s rent) is paid at that time to reserve your apartment and help make your move-in process as seamless as possible.

Where is The Huxley located?

The Huxley is located at 1802 Apollo Road, Garland, TX 75044.