Wake Village, TX 35 Apartments for Rent

This sweet little city has no 19th-century history to report because it was built as part of the war effort when WWII had the world in its grip. Wake Village was built during the mid 1940s to house the people who worked at the Red River Army Depot and the Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant. What grew from necessity has blossomed into a peaceful and scenic city on the Texas-Arkansas border.

Named in honor of the bitter battles on Wake Island in the Pacific during WWII, Wake Village is now a bustling home to over 5,458 happy residents. Located on the western edge of Texarkana between Hwy 82 (to the north) and Hwy 67 (to the south), this is a very pedestrian-friendly city! In fact, most commutes take no longer than 15 minutes, and many people choose to walk or ride their bikes. Just imagine breathing fresh air each time you set foot outside your doorstep. Without the smell of exhaust or the sound of horn blasts accompanying traffic congestion, you might hear the birds chirping!

Neighborhoods of Wake Village

If you're moving to Wake Village, you'll find that the entire city feels like one cohesive community. No one area is any better or any worse than another. Your biggest decision will likely be how close you want to be to a major highway, in case you are going to commute. Having said that, you can reach any of the three surrounding the city within five minutes... max!

Are you searching for a place to live in Wake Village that offers two-bedroom apartments for rent with five spacious designs to choose from? If so, Westwood Apartments and Townhomes will end your quest for apartments for rent! Located on Redwater Road, this pet-friendly community is just five minutes away from Anytime Fitness, which is a favorite local gym. If you prefer to look for rental homes in Wake Village, the area between S. Kings Highway and I-369 will be your best bet. This neighborhood is heavily shaded with Texas redbud, American hornbeam, and Roughleaf dogwood trees, which add to the allure and beauty of this entire neighborhood. Not to mention, the landscaping and care put into each yard is only more evidence of the pride and pleasure people here take in caring for their personal space.

Living in Wake Village

Life in Wake Village is pretty easy and relaxed for those lucky enough to call this city home. The best burger place for lunch, hands down, is the Old Tyme Burger Shoppe on Redwater Road. The burgers are juicy, and the home fries are a revelation of flavor! When the locals feel like spending a night out on the town and catching live music, they head over to New Boston Road and the Oaklawn Opry. The weekly shows have been performed for over 30 years and feature local and regional singers. Wake Village has everything you need to make a new home!