Frequently Asked Questions

The right Lewisville apartment usually comes down to the right pocket of the city, and the areas below range from the historic core near The Remington to master-planned communities farther south. These neighborhoods stand out for renters:

Old Town Lewisville

This is the city's original footprint, built around Main Street and Wayne Ferguson Plaza, where farmers markets and live music fill the calendar. The Remington sits close to this walkable district, putting BENDT Distilling Co. and locally owned restaurants within a short trip. Renters who want small-town character with a civic heart gravitate here.

Vista Ridge

Anchored by The Vista shopping center and its Cinemark theater, Vista Ridge trades on convenience and quick highway access where Interstate 35E meets the Sam Rayburn Tollway. A commuter rail station sits about a mile away, which makes the area a draw for people who work in Dallas or Carrollton. Townhomes and single-family homes give renters a mix of options.

Valley Ridge

Set near Lewisville Lake and just north of Old Town, Valley Ridge pairs green spaces like the Valley Ridge Greenbelt Park with easy I-35E commuting. The neighborhood leans residential and quiet, appealing to renters who want to be close to the lake without leaving the city. Highly rated schools add to its family appeal.

Castle Hills

This master-planned community south of the city center is known for its parks, pools, and golf course, along with a shopping district of its own. Homes span townhouses to large estates across the 75067 and 75077 areas. Renters who prioritize amenities and newer construction often start their search here.

Life in Lewisville is shaped by the lake at its northern edge and its central spot in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, a combination that gives renters both open water and a short commute. These features set the city apart:

Lake and Preserve Access

Lewisville Lake, one of the largest reservoirs in the DFW area, frames the northern side of the city with boating and fishing. Just below the dam, the LLELA Nature Preserve protects roughly 2,600 acres of trails, prairies, and wildlife habitat. From The Remington, both are close enough for a spontaneous weekend outing.

A Genuinely Diverse Small City

Niche ranked Lewisville the #11 Most Diverse Places to Live in Texas in 2026, and the city carries an overall Niche grade of A with a population of about 131,080. That diversity shows up in the range of restaurants and small businesses across town. It gives the city an identity distinct from its quieter neighbors.

Old Town Character

Unlike many DFW suburbs built entirely around highways, Lewisville has a true historic center in Old Town, with settler-era markers, Wayne Ferguson Plaza, and a working craft distillery. The Remington's location keeps residents near this walkable core. It is the closest thing the city has to a downtown.

Central Metroplex Position

Downtown Dallas sits about 25 miles south, roughly a 27 to 30 minute drive via Interstate 35E outside of rush hour. The same central position puts Denton to the north and Irving to the south within reach. Rail riders can also board the A-train at nearby Hebron Station and transfer to the DART Green Line in Carrollton.

The Remington's spot near Old Town and Lewisville Lake puts residents within easy reach of the water, the trails, and the city's shopping and dining. Popular attractions nearby include:

• LLELA Nature Preserve
• Lewisville Lake
• BENDT Distilling Co.
• Old Town Lewisville
• Wayne Ferguson Plaza
• The Vista shopping center
• Cinemark Lewisville
• Orchard Village

Between the lake to the north and Old Town a few minutes away.

Commuters at The Remington reach the Dallas-Fort Worth job market by heading south on Interstate 35E, with the Sam Rayburn Tollway and the A-train at Hebron Station adding options across the metroplex. Major employers within a reasonable commute include:

• Medical City Lewisville
• Lewisville Independent School District
• City of Lewisville
• Orthofix (medical device, in Lewisville)
• Microsoft (Las Colinas campus in nearby Irving)
• University of North Texas (in nearby Denton)
• Texas Woman's University (in nearby Denton)
• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (south of the city)
• Amazon Air (AllianceTexas hub in north Fort Worth)
• FedEx (Southwest regional hub at AllianceTexas in north Fort Worth)

With Medical City Lewisville about a mile away and Dallas roughly 30 minutes south, The Remington covers a wide range of commutes without sitting far from any one hub.

At The Remington, daily life in Lewisville comes with a mix of resort-style recreation and the practical services that keep a busy week running:

Resort-Style Pool and Heated Spa

The pool and heated spa give residents a place to cool off during the long North Texas summer or unwind after work year-round. Paired with a 24-hour fitness center, they make it easy to keep a routine without leaving the community. A clubhouse and regular resident activities turn the shared spaces into a social hub.

Garages, Covered Parking, and Boat Storage

For a city built around Lewisville Lake, the available detached garages, reserved covered parking, and dedicated boat and trailer storage are a practical fit. Residents can keep a vehicle or a lake-day boat secure and close to home. A limited-access gate adds another layer of security to the grounds.

Everyday Convenience Services

The Remington handles the small logistics of daily life with 24/7 package lockers, an app-enabled clothes care center, and 24-hour emergency maintenance. On-site management and recycling round out the services. Together they cover the errands that tend to pile up during a working week.

Comfortable, Finished Interiors

Inside, homes feature nine-foot ceilings, crown molding, oak cabinetry, quartz countertops, and wood-burning fireplaces for a warm, finished feel. Garden tubs and frost-free refrigerators with ice makers add everyday comfort, and wood-style floors appear in select apartments. Washer and dryer connections let residents bring the appliances they already own.