Apartments in Frisco, TX | AMLI Residential

Frisco Living

Just seconds from the Dallas North Tollway, the Frisco suburbs have all the city offers and more. Catch a game at the regionally-acclaimed Riders Field or Ford Center, knock out a day of shopping at Frisco’s Stonebriar Mall or simply enjoy the excellent school district in Frisco. When it comes to living at our apartments in Frisco, you’ve got plenty of options.

Things to do Frisco Neighborhood

Restaurants

The rise of the Frisco dining scene has been like no other, and The Boardwalk at Granite Park has been a key part of that. Grab a brew and a hearty plate at Union Bear Brewing Co., snack on coastal cuisine at Suburban Yacht Club or catch classic Tex-Mex and a burger at Chip's Old Fashioned Hamburger.

Shopping

With an assortment of restaurants, boutiques with unique fashions and goods fit for the whole range of tastes. Shop from leading brands like Kendra Scott and Urban Outfitters or go local with others like Cousin Earl.

Sports

The Frisco RoughRiders and Riders Field are right next door to our Legacy West apartments. Catch a game by the Texas Rangers Double-A affiliate team on your own time, or enjoy one for free from our skybox.

Entertainment

The Star is the Texas-sized home of the Dallas Cowboys. See America's Team at work at Ford Center or come for the food and drink available from over 20 restaurants and sports bars.

Outdoor Lifestyle

Frisco is home to over 90 miles of hiking, running and biking trails and Plano has over 80 parks. Frisco is one of eight areas in Texas named a “Bike Friendly Community” by the League of American Bicyclists.

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