Apartments with Fenced-In Yards
Private Outdoor Space — At an Apartment Community
Select residences include a private fenced-in yard — a real outdoor space that’s actually yours, not a shared courtyard or a balcony slab. For pet owners, parents, gardeners, or anyone who just wants somewhere to step outside with a coffee, a fenced yard is the kind of feature most apartment communities simply can’t offer.
Made for Pet Owners
Letting the dog out should not require a leash, a coat, and a walk to the dog park. With a fenced yard, your pup can step outside, stretch their legs, and come back in — on their schedule, on yours. See our pet-friendly guidelines for more on living here with your animals.
Floor Plans with Fenced-In Yards
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1.1B with Yard
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2.1D with Yard
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2.2 with Yard
2 units available
A Place to Actually Be Outside
Set up a couple of chairs, run a grill, hang string lights, throw down a small garden patch — your fenced yard is yours to use. It’s the difference between living in an apartment and having a piece of outdoor life that belongs to you.
Privacy You Can Count On
Privacy fencing means you’re not on display every time you step outside. Take a phone call, eat lunch in the sun, let the kids run around — without feeling like you’re sharing the space with the whole community.
Family-Friendly and Kid-Friendly
For families with young kids, a fenced yard is a daily quality-of-life upgrade. Send them out to play without having to suit up and walk them somewhere. Set up a small play area, a sandbox, or just leave space for chalk and bubbles. It’s the kind of yard people choose homes for.
Maintenance Handled
Lawn care and fence upkeep are part of community maintenance — you get the use of the space without the weekend chores. That’s the apartment-living tradeoff working in your favor.
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