One Uptown Dallas Apartment Tour: Floor Plans & Amenities

If you’re searching for a centrally located, boutique high-rise in Uptown Dallas, One Uptown deserves a spot on your shortlist. Located within walking distance to Whole Foods and Fogo de Chão, this building offers a unique blend of style, amenities, and convenience. In this tour, I’ll break down everything you need to know about One Uptown—from floor plans and amenities to parking and pet perks—so you can decide if it’s the right fit for your Dallas lifestyle.

About One Uptown

One Uptown opened in 2017 and features just 196 units across 20 floors, making it a true boutique high-rise in the heart of Uptown Dallas. The building offers a mix of studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and penthouse floor plans. With occupancy rates hovering around 99% year-round, availability can be limited, so it’s wise to verify current options if you’re interested in leasing here.

The building stands out for its proximity to Whole Foods—ideal for those who want a grocery store within easy walking distance. This is a rare perk among Dallas high-rises and makes One Uptown especially attractive for anyone who values convenience and walkability.

Lobby, Parking, and Concierge

Upon entering, you’ll find a welcoming lobby staffed by a 24/7 concierge. While there is valet parking at the front of the building, it’s exclusively for Fogo de Chão guests—not for residents or their visitors. Residents have access to a four-level parking garage: the first level is reserved for visitors, and levels two through four are for residents only.

Floor Plan Features

During this tour, I had the chance to walk through a two-bedroom model unit. While this is just one of several layouts, it gives a good sense of the finishes throughout the building. Expect hardwood flooring in the kitchen and living areas, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and carpeted bedrooms and closets. The standout feature is the wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows that connect the kitchen, living room, and bedrooms, creating a bright, open feel. There’s even a screen door leading to the patio—a rare touch in Dallas high-rises.

Units at One Uptown are designed to feel more like a townhome or condo, with thoughtful details and a sense of privacy you don’t always find in larger buildings.

Amenities: Pools, Gym, and More

Pools

One Uptown is one of the few Dallas buildings with two swimming pools. The second-floor pool features a glass bottom, offering a unique view from the valet parking area below (a fun and quirky detail). The 20th-floor pool, by contrast, offers skyline views and a more resort-like atmosphere, with covered seating and a well-kept environment.

Fitness Center

The on-site gym is equipped with cardio machines facing floor-to-ceiling windows and free weights (dumbbells up to about 50 lbs). There’s also a Bowflex adjustable dumbbell for more serious lifting. While the gym may not rival a full-scale fitness center, it’s more than adequate for most residents’ needs.

Dog Spa and Dog Park

Pet owners will appreciate the combined dog spa and dog park. The pet wash station appears to be free to use and comes with complimentary towels. The outdoor dog park is on the smaller side but is well-maintained, with posted rules to keep things tidy for everyone.

Resident Lounges and Guest Suites

Residents have access to two lounges: a cozy space off the gym on the second floor (great for coffee or calls) and a larger lounge by the 20th-floor pool, which features games, extra seating, and sweeping views. There are also two guest suites available for visitors, which can be rented for a nightly fee. If you’re considering having friends or family stay over, check with the leasing office for current rates and availability.

Location and Lifestyle

One Uptown’s location is a major draw. Being able to walk to Whole Foods and nearby restaurants is a standout feature in Uptown Dallas. The building’s boutique size means less foot traffic and a quieter living experience compared to larger towers. If you value privacy, convenience, and a sense of community, One Uptown offers a compelling package.

Tips for Touring and Leasing

With high occupancy and limited inventory, it’s important to check current availability and incentives directly with the leasing team or a local real estate expert. Buildings may offer move-in specials or bonuses that change frequently. As always, if you’re comparing multiple high-rises or neighborhoods, working with someone who knows the Dallas market can save you time and help you narrow down the best options for your needs.

Explore More Dallas High-Rises

If you’re not sure One Uptown is the perfect match—or if you want to compare it to other Dallas neighborhoods like Downtown, Victory Park, Oak Lawn, or the Harwood District—there are plenty of video tours and guides available to help with your research. Feel free to reach out for personalized recommendations or to get answers to your Dallas apartment questions.