the living room at The  Mark at 2600
Family-Friendly Living with a Playground and Pool near DFW Airport

Apartments Near DFW Airport With a Playground and Pool

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A1

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 718 sq. ft.

A2

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 732 sq. ft.

B1

2 Bed | 1 Bath | 858 sq. ft.

B2

2 Bed | 2 Bath | 998 sq. ft.

Compare the exact DFW destination, current route and verified playground and pool details before deciding whether this Arlington property fits your needs.

The Mark at 2600

The Mark at 2600 is at 2624 Southern Hills Boulevard in Arlington. Current property sources list a swimming pool and playground, and the property FAQ identifies Dallas Fort Worth International Airport as the closest major airport. Compare the exact terminal or airport facility you use with the property address before relying on a general near-airport description.

The pool and playground are apartment-community amenities, not airport services or evidence of a particular travel time. Verify current amenity access and rules with the leasing office. For DFW trips, check the route to the specific terminal, employee area, parking product or pickup location that applies to you.

What “near DFW Airport” really means from Arlington

DFW Airport has five terminals and multiple parking and transportation areas. A route to one terminal or employee facility does not establish the route to every airport destination. Use the airport’s current directions and parking information for the exact endpoint and date of travel.

The property is in Arlington, outside the DFW Airport grounds. That distinction matters because a housing address and an airport destination involve separate roads, entrances, parking systems and operating conditions. Compare the property with other locations using the same airport endpoint and travel period.

Check the likely route at the times you expect to travel and include the correct airport entrance, terminal and parking area. Construction, traffic, terminal access and parking availability can change. DFW’s current terminal guidance notes an active closure in the south section of Terminal C parking, illustrating why dated airport information matters.

Airport access may involve departures, arrivals, passenger pickups or work-related trips. Map the trips you actually expect to make and include parking, terminal transfers and return travel. A single ideal route is not enough to establish everyday convenience.

Why a playground and pool matter more than a simple amenity checklist

A playground and swimming pool provide on-site recreation, but their practical value depends on current access, condition, hours, rules and seasonal operation. Confirm those details directly rather than assuming year-round access or a particular experience from the amenity name alone.

Current property sources also list a picnic and grilling area, controlled access gates, a clubhouse, a fitness center, reserved covered parking and a clothes care center. These are separate community features. They do not guarantee availability, operating hours or reduced travel, so verify the items most important to your decision.

Compare the listed amenities with your own schedule and priorities. Ask whether access requires a key or resident credential, whether posted hours or seasonal closures apply, and whether maintenance or weather can temporarily affect the pool or playground.

During a tour, ask to see the playground and pool and review the current rules. Their location can affect walking distance within the property and how you plan to use nearby homes or parking. Confirm seasonal pool dates, guest rules and any temporary closures with the leasing office.

How to judge whether The Mark at 2600 fits an airport-oriented household

The property website advertises multiple floor plans. Compare the live floor-plan page with the exact unit you are considering because unit details can change. Floor-plan labels alone do not establish suitability for a particular household or work schedule.

The current Search360 plan snapshot displays multiple options, but snapshot details are dated fields rather than unit guarantees. Use the live floor-plan page and written leasing information to confirm the selected home’s details and move-in timing.

Current property sources list reserved covered parking, while the FAQ describes open resident parking and optional reserved carports. Ask the leasing office to confirm current parking policies, vehicle limits and guest rules. Apartment parking does not provide access to DFW Airport parking.

Current property sources list washer and dryer connections, private patios and balconies, granite countertops and contemporary cabinetry. Asterisked features, including wood-style flooring, fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, linen closets, spacious closets, separate showers and pantries, apply only to select homes. Confirm every feature for the exact apartment, then check the current DFW route and parking information for the airport destination you use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities does The Mark at 2600 offer?

The Mark at 2600 offers a resort-inspired pool, fully equipped 24/7 fitness center, resident clubhouse, picnic and grilling areas, gated access, and 24-hour maintenance.

What floor plans does The Mark at 2600 offer?

The Mark at 2600 features one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans.

What is the closest airport to The Mark at 2600?

The closest major airport to The Mark at 2600 is Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

Where is The Mark at 2600 located?

The Mark at 2600 is located at 2624 Southern Hills Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006.

What landmarks and neighborhood attractions are near The Mark at 2600?

The Mark at 2600 is conveniently located in Arlington, just minutes from AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, and Six Flags Over Texas. You’re close to shopping, dining, and entertainment, with easy access to Interstate 30 to reach both Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jason Schefferstein

About the author:

Jason Schefferstein

Marketing Manager

Jason Schefferstein is a Marketing Manager at S2 Capital, where he helps connect renters with apartment communities across a large national multifamily portfolio. His work centers on the things that matter most to people searching for a new home — accurate listings, clear information, responsive websites, and a smoother path from "just looking" to move-in day. With more than 20 years of marketing experience, he writes about apartment search, rental trends, and how to make better decisions when choosing where to live.
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