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Pet-Friendly Communities in Plano, TX

Compare 18 pet-friendly apartment communities in Plano, TX. Learn what fees, limits, and amenities to check, and how our scoring ranks them.

A pet-friendly apartment community in Plano does more than tolerate dogs and cats. It sets clear pet rules, gives animals somewhere to go, and prices the extras up front. We list 18 of them here, so you can compare before you tour.

What to look for

  • Fees and rent: pet deposit, one-time fee, and monthly pet rent, per animal.
  • Breed and weight limits: many Plano communities cap weight or restrict certain breeds, so ask before you apply.
  • Amenities: fenced dog parks, pet wash stations, waste bag stations, and walking trails nearby.
  • Policy details: pet limits per unit, rules for service and emotional support animals, and any flooring or ground-floor requirements.

Summer heat matters here too. Shaded relief areas and indoor access to a pet spa make a daily difference.

How our scoring helps

We score each community on the details above and on resident feedback, so a long amenity list doesn't hide high fees. See the methodology for how we weigh each factor, then go to the ranked guide to Plano apartment complexes to compare the top options side by side.

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All pet-friendly communities in Plano, TX, ranked by score and relevance

18 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is pet-friendly communities, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

MAA Legacy
4.5(387)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most reviewers describe a friendly team that answers requests fast. Several named staff members get strong praise, and maintenance is often called prompt and skilled. Long-time residents say the grounds stay tidy and the complex feels quiet and safe. A few reviews raise real problems. One resident says a smell of marijuana comes through the vents and feels ignored after repeated reports. Another says internet drops often during nearby construction, and weekly leaf blower noise wakes them on Tuesday mornings.

Park Residences Plano 55+ Cottages & Apartments
4.8(77)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Park Residences Plano stands out as a thriving 55+ community where residents and vendors alike praise hands-on management, warm staff recognition by name, and a tight-knit neighborhood feel. Maintenance responds fast, office staff like Kim and Dee are known for going the extra mile, and constant social activities foster genuine friendships among neighbors. One resident had a difficult move-out experience involving a death in the family, strict time limits, and an unresolved security deposit dispute that created lasting frustration. This incident stands alone in an otherwise overwhelmingly positive review set and may reflect an edge case in crisis handling rather than standard operations.

Windsor West Plano Apartments
4.4(286)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most reviewers praise how quickly maintenance responds. Hector and Jose come up again and again for fixing AC, electrical, and plumbing issues the same day or the next. Leasing staff also earn good marks for guiding people through tours and move-ins. Critics raise three concerns: phone calls to management often go unanswered, a single reviewer reports roaches, and a few say move-out charges for small wall marks feel harsh. The gym, pool, and Legacy-area location get repeated praise.

Fox Trails Apartments
4.3(438)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most recent reviewers praise the leasing office staff, the quiet setting, and the pool. The loudest complaints involve air conditioning that stayed broken for months, slow maintenance, and a new community WiFi charge of $70 per month.

Windsor Metro West Apartments
4.4(432)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Leasing agents Holly and Loann earn repeated praise for patient tours and clear explanations. Many residents describe a different story after move-in. Email and phone replies are slow, and billing errors and pest complaints come up often.

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Morada Plano
4.3(133)✓ Google-verified

Most reviewers praise the staff, especially community managers Jeremiah, Arturo, and Mauricio, for quick replies and fast fixes. Many say the team goes out of its way. Ratings sit at 4.3 across 133 Google reviews, with 80% five-star. One detailed 1-star review describes slow repairs, frequent elevator outages, weak key fob security, and a harsh move-out charge. It calls the good reviews staged. Weigh that account alongside the praise before you sign.

Langdon at Spring Creek
4.1(88)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers praise the on-site team, especially the assistant manager Aisha Muhammad, for quick replies and fixes. Several residents describe a quiet, cozy community with good grounds. Many five-star notes name staff rather than the buildings themselves. The negatives centre on pests, with one 2-star and one 1-star review describing bugs in the apartments. Other complaints include fees, rent increases, and an application process that went badly for one applicant. Pet-friendly details come from the business's website, not from reviews.

The Orchards at Market Plaza
4.2(42)✓ Google-verified

Most reviewers praise the staff, named coordinators, and lively events at this Plano 55+ community. One recent reviewer, though, reports a closed, cloudy pool, a down resident portal, and slow repairs after a management change.

Jada Legacy Central Apartments
3.7(381)✓ Google-verified

Reviews split sharply. Many praise the leasing staff and say the apartments are quiet and attractive. Others describe slow repairs, black mold, pests, and calls that go unreturned for weeks, often after a management change.

23Hundred at Ridgeview
4.0(500)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Reviewers praise the front office and maintenance staff for being friendly and quick. Many named staff members get thanks for smooth move-ins, transfers, and dishwasher and maintenance fixes. Pet owners say the community welcomed their dogs and that a dog bath now works in the park. Complaints focus on follow-through. Some residents report repairs left unfinished, a broken gate, broken mailbox doors, and loud upstairs neighbors late at night. One long-term resident feels progress on rules and upkeep has been slow.

Plaza At Chase Oaks Apartments
3.9(32)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Reviewers praise the leasing office for friendly, patient help during applications and move-ins. Several 1-star reviews describe long delays on water leaks, mold, and a broken dishwasher, with requests going unanswered for months. Ratings split sharply between these two experiences. The most serious complaints involve one owner group and a court judgment over sewage damage. Residents also say the on-site salon overcharged them and kept prices above the posted list. Some residents still describe the grounds as clean and well kept.

Evergreen At Plano
4.1(85)✓ Google-verified

Long-term residents praise responsive staff, frequent activities, and professional grounds care. However, recent reviews raise serious concerns about broken elevators without air conditioning, persistent odor and pest issues, security lapses at entry gates, and inadequate pest control for the rent charged.

Instrata at Legacy West
4.7(47)✓ Google-verified

Most reviewers praise the staff, the units, and the Legacy West location. Several describe thin walls and noise from neighbors as a serious problem. Two negative reviews cite a missed deposit refund and a collections error, and one says the concierge desk was often closed.

The Savannah at Gateway
4.0(172)✓ Google-verified

Most reviewers praise the office staff and the quiet, clean grounds. Several say the front desk team went out of their way during move-in. Praise for the staff is steady across many reviews. One reviewer says the apartment was not ready at move-in, with water damage and a broken microwave. Others say maintenance can be slow and that they had to call back repeatedly. One renter reported a botched application transfer.

McDermott Crossing

#15McDermott Crossing

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3.0(2)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Only two Google reviews exist, so the picture is thin. One praises friendly staff and a nice apartment. The other says the grand room and library TVs have been broken for about a year.

Steeplechase Apartments
3.7(345)✓ Google-verified

Reviews split sharply. Many residents praise named maintenance staff for fast fixes and friendly service. Several longtime and recent tenants describe the same team as helpful and easy to reach with requests. Other reviewers describe rough move-ins, pests, and slow repairs, including a broken AC and mold. Two move-out reviews say large cleaning charges were not corrected after management agreed they looked wrong.

Estancia at Ridgeview Ranch
3.6(326)✓ Google-verified

Leasing staff, especially Carley and Katie, earn repeated praise for patient help with paperwork and move-ins. Maintenance experiences split sharply. Some residents call repairs quick, while others say requests go unanswered. Pest sightings, noise, and theft worries appear in lower-star reviews.

Tuscany Villas Apartments
3.7(19)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Long-term residents who connect with staff like Margie praise quick repairs and a well-designed community for seniors. Newer or waiting-list residents report frustration with turnover, dirty common areas, and inconsistent office procedures; utilities run high.

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Common questions about pet-friendly communities

How much do pet-friendly apartments in Plano typically charge?
Expect a refundable or non-refundable pet deposit or fee of roughly $200 to $500 per pet, plus monthly pet rent of about $25 to $75 per pet. Some communities cap the total at two pets. Exact amounts vary by property, so get them in writing.
Do service animals and emotional support animals pay pet fees?
Generally no. Under fair housing rules, properties usually cannot charge pet fees or pet rent for assistance animals with proper documentation. They can still hold you responsible for damage.
What should I expect when applying with a pet?
Most properties ask for vaccination records, a photo, and the pet's breed and weight. Some require a pet screening application, and you may need to sign a pet addendum to your lease.
How can I tell if a community is truly pet-friendly?
Look for on-site amenities like a fenced dog park and pet wash station, reasonable limits, clear written policies, and resident reviews that mention how well rules are enforced and waste is handled.

Last updated 2026-10-22