Lone Star Apartments

Nice apartments especially considering they are the cheapest in town. Looked all around in nearby cities and these were the best ones for an affordable price. The upfront costs were a little on the high side with paying last month’s rent in advance but understandable to deter tenants from moving out before the lease expires. Received the apartment clean and ready for move in. Not the most upscale apartments but they are safe and quiet. Most tenants are over 30 so less rowdy neighbors than average. I now own a home but I’m happy I decided to sign with Murat. Highly recommend if there are any vacant units!

I haven’t lived at these apartments but I do know several people who do and they are very happy living there. The convenient part of these apartments are that they within walking distance to Brookshire’s, restaurants, stores, banks and parks. They are also reasonably priced as one of the lowest in Lindale. What I can say, on a personal level, is that I have spoken with the landlord in the past and I know, and I have seen, that he does care about his tenants and he is willing to do what he can to keep his tenants happy.

These apartments are great especially for the price. Landlord is very understanding and professional. I would definitely recommend these apartments!

Moved here over 3 years ago temporarily but I can't leave.. best prices in the area ... landlord is always there for you for anything you need.... neighbors are great ..highly recommend this place for future home.

Have lived here for 2 years now and I’m very happy with Murat and the way he runs things

Been here a few years and very happy. The landlord is very nice and fair. Rent is good. Highly recommend.

Don't bother applying, or calling/messaging. In the 2 hour window you could reach the property manager it goes to voicemail. And of course the voicemail box has been full for the past few weeks (or who knows how long). I could only imagine how much of a pain it would be as a tenant trying to reach out for concerns/help from the property management. I want to also add how unprofessional it is to actively list and re-list a unit and accept applications (with an application fee) and ignore them.