8005 Woodhue Rd Apartment

Experience luxury and feel at home in this stunning 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath retreat just 10 minutes from Downtown and Fair Park/Cotton Bowl Stadium, and 10 miles from the World Trade Center. Ideal for 8-16 guests, this home blends comfort with elegance. The spacious kitchen is fully loaded with pots, pans, silverware, kitchen utensils, plates and much more, perfect for preparing meals with a large dining table, kitchen bar area and breakfast nook. The living room features luxurious finishes throughout. For entertainment, enjoy the cinema room and game room with a pool table, ping-pong table, hockey table, and poker table. Enjoy the backyard with a pool, BBQ grill, and dining area. House-trained pets are welcome for a fee of $150 per pet per stay. The beautiful house is located in a safe and peaceful suburban neighborhood. Many shops, including McDonald's, Starbucks, and IHOP, are just 1.3 miles away. A CVS is 1.8 miles away, and the nearest Wal-Mart is 1.9 miles away. Nearby attractions include the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden (1.7 mi), White Rock Lake (1.5 mi), White Rock Lake Park (1.6 mi), Cotton Bowl (3.2 mi), Fair Park (3.5 mi), Baylor Medical Center at Dallas (3.8 mi), Southern Methodist University (5 mi), Dallas Museum of Art (5.4 mi), Klyde Warren Park (5.4 mi), Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (5.4 mi), Dallas World Aquarium (5.7 mi), and Perot Museum of Nature and Science (5.8 mi). Quiet hours are between 10:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. The nightly rate includes the first 6 guests; an additional fee of $39/night will be applied for each additional guest. The fourth bedroom will only be opened for groups of 12 or more guests. No smoking is allowed inside the property; a $750 fine will be applied for violations. For safety purposes, there are two security cameras installed at the front door facing the front yard and in front of the garage facing the cars, recording 24/7. Any violation of the house rules will result in a fine. Occasional encounters with outdoor insects or wildlife may occur, which is normal in residential neighborhoods in Texas. [SI]