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Discover Your New Home Near Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano

Welcome to The Holden: Apartments Near Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano

A1

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 700 sq. ft.

B1

2 Bed | 1 Bath | 866 sq. ft.

B2

2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1000 sq. ft.

A Carrollton apartment option for renters who want a practical drive to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano while staying outside the immediate hospital corridor.

The Holden

The Holden is an apartment community at 2500 Guerrero Dr in Carrollton, TX 75006, a practical driving option for renters who want access to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano on West Parker Road. For renters comparing apartments near Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano, the key question is not just distance, but how the drive works around shift times, toll roads, and Plano traffic. The hospital area is reached by established North Dallas and Plano corridors such as the Dallas North Tollway, President George Bush Turnpike, Preston Road, and Parker Road, so commute timing can vary by route and time of day.

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano is a major medical campus in west Plano, and renters who prioritize being near it often include hospital employees, traveling clinicians, patients with recurring appointments, and family members who want to stay within a manageable drive. Living in Carrollton can make sense for people who want access to the hospital without choosing an apartment directly beside Parker Road or the medical office buildings surrounding it. I always recommend testing the commute at the same time you would actually travel, especially if you work early mornings, evenings, weekends, or rotating shifts.

From The Holden, residents generally use Carrollton and North Dallas routes that connect toward Plano, Richardson, Addison, and the Dallas North Tollway corridor. Nearby regional roads such as Belt Line Road, Josey Lane, Marsh Lane, Trinity Mills Road, the George Bush Turnpike, and the Tollway help shape daily travel, whether you are heading to a hospital shift, UT Dallas, North Dallas offices, or shopping and dining along major Plano and Addison corridors. If you prefer transit-first living or need to walk to the hospital campus, this location is not the best match, it is much more realistic for residents who plan to drive.

The Holden offers one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, with current floor plans ranging from the A1 one-bedroom at 700 square feet to two-bedroom layouts such as the B1 at 866 square feet and the B2 at 1,000 square feet. That range can work for someone who wants a simpler one-bedroom home base, a second bedroom for a home office, or a two-bath layout for a roommate arrangement. Pricing, move-in dates, and individual apartment availability change, so the leasing office is the best source for today’s options.

Inside the apartments, the features that tend to matter most for busy schedules are the washer and dryer connections, walk-in closets, private patios or balconies, bedroom ceiling fans, kitchen pantries, deep-soaking bathtubs, and wood-style flooring. Some homes also include select upgraded finishes such as quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, modern lighting, shaker cabinets, wood-burning fireplaces, and covered parking availability, and those are worth confirming before you apply if they are important to you. Kitchen islands, tile backsplashes, undermount kitchen sinks with gooseneck faucets, and 2-inch wood-style blinds are also part of the amenity mix.

Community amenities are useful if your workday does not fit a traditional schedule. The Holden has a 24/7 fitness center, two resort-inspired pools, a clubhouse with a coffee bar, gas grills, multi-sports courts, two playgrounds, a clothes care center, controlled access gates, a dog park, and 24-hour emergency maintenance. For healthcare workers or anyone with long days, being able to exercise outside office hours, handle laundry on site, or take a dog to the community dog park can make the routine easier.

The trade-off is that The Holden is not on the Texas Health Plano medical campus, and it is not the choice I would suggest for someone who needs a walkable hospital commute or wants to avoid toll roads altogether. It is better suited for renters who are comfortable with a Carrollton home address and a drive to west Plano, and who may also value access to other parts of North Dallas, Addison, Richardson, and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth area.

If you are weighing The Holden against apartments closer to Parker Road, schedule a tour or contact the leasing office to review current floor plan availability, select-home finishes, parking options, and the commute route that best matches your daily schedule.

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