6 Pet-Friendly Apartments Near TCU: Pet Rent, Deposits and Breed Rules in Fort Worth

Of the pet-friendly apartments near TCU that post their pet fees, Broadstone on Trinity has the cheapest bill: $300 per animal up front plus $15 a month, about 1.1 miles from campus. Bell Lancaster and Marquis at Stonegate both ask $500 up front for one pet, and The Club at Stonegate is the only one of the six below that publishes a specific weight cap (75 lb). Here's what each Fort Worth complex actually publishes about pet rent, deposits and breed rules.

How we built this list. FMP's page for tcu off campus housing shows 72 places when you switch on the pet-friendly filter. We sorted them by distance on FMP's commute map, then read each property's own website in November 2026. Every dollar figure below comes from the property itself. If a complex didn't publish a number, we say so instead of guessing.

 

Key Takeaways

• $15 a month. That's the lowest pet rent we found, at Broadstone on Trinity on Rogers Road.
• Most of what you pay is a one-time fee plus monthly rent, not a deposit. Only The Club at Stonegate and The George at Clearfork list a separate pet deposit.
• Pit bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans and Chows are banned at every complex here that names its restricted breeds (Marquis at Stonegate, The George and Bell Lancaster).
• Have a big dog? Marquis at Stonegate says outright it has no weight limit, while The Club at Stonegate stops at 75 lb.
• Expect PetScreening. The Club at Stonegate and 4000 Hulen both use it, and 4000 Hulen makes every applicant fill out a profile, pet or not.
• TCU's own residence halls allow no pets except fish, so a dog or cat means moving off campus (or getting an approved ESA).

 

1. Broadstone on Trinity: lowest pet rent, closest to campus

Broadstone on Trinity at 1701 Rogers Road has the smallest monthly pet charge we could find near TCU. Its site says the fee is $300 per animal and $15 a month. The Broadstone FAQ calls that up-front charge a non-refundable pet deposit, so don't plan on seeing it again.

You can have two pets per apartment. Restricted and aggressive breeds aren't allowed, and the office keeps the full list (call 817-662-0843 before you apply). There's a dog park and a pet spa on site, and the Trinity Trails run right alongside the property, which is a real perk if your dog needs a long walk every morning.

It's 1.1 miles from TCU on FMP's commute map, about a 6-minute drive. One-bedrooms list from $1,273 and two-bedrooms from $2,074, so rent climbs with bedroom count: that's whole-apartment pricing. Broadstone holds a 3.4 FMP score from 5 reviews. Best for: a student with a dog who wants trail access and the smallest monthly pet line.

 

2. The Club at Stonegate: the only written weight limit on this list

The Club at Stonegate at 2450 Oak Hill Circle posts its whole pet schedule on its amenities page. Cats and dogs pay a $200 one-time fee per pet, a $200 deposit per pet, and $25 a month in pet rent.

The limits are clear too. Two pets max. Dogs top out at 75 lb. No aggressive breeds, and no mixes of them either (the office will give you the list by phone). A PetScreening application is required.

It's 1.2 miles from TCU, roughly a 6-minute drive. One-bedrooms list from $1,250, two-bedrooms from $1,520 and three-bedrooms from $1,800, so these are whole-apartment prices. Fair warning: The Club carries a 2.4 FMP score from 5 reviews, the lowest on this list. Read the Fort Worth reviews before you sign. Best for: a cat owner or a small-dog owner who wants a deposit that's at least listed separately from the fee.

 

3. Marquis at Stonegate: no weight limit, one flat fee

If your dog is big, look at Marquis at Stonegate first. Its pet page says it has "NO weight restrictions." Two pets are allowed per home, cats and dogs only.

The fee is simple. One pet costs a non-refundable $500, and two pets cost a non-refundable $600 total. The page doesn't list monthly pet rent, so ask the office whether any applies. Restricted breeds are spelled out: Chow Chow, Doberman, German Shepherd, Pit Bull, American Bull Terrier, American Bulldog, American Staffordshire Terrier, Presa Canario and Rottweiler.

The complex at 4200 Bridgeview Drive is 1.3 miles from TCU on FMP's map. One-bedrooms list from $1,404 and two-bedrooms from $1,643. It's the best-reviewed place here, with a 5.0 FMP score from 5 reviews. Best for: owners of a large, non-restricted dog, or anyone with two pets (the second one only adds $100).

 

4. 4000 Hulen: a bark park, but the fees stay offline

4000 Hulen welcomes dogs and cats, up to two per apartment, and has an off-leash bark park. That's where the published details stop. Its pet policy says breed and weight restrictions apply but doesn't name them, and it lists no fee or rent amounts.

One thing worth knowing before you apply: 4000 Hulen runs every applicant through PetScreening. No pet? You still complete a no-pet profile. Assistance animal requests go through the same system under Fair Housing rules.

It sits at 4000 Hulen Street, 1.7 miles from TCU and about a 7-minute drive. One-bedrooms list from $1,243, two-bedrooms from $1,598 and three-bedrooms from $1,906 (whole-apartment pricing). It has a 3.4 FMP score from 5 reviews. Best for: a dog that needs off-leash time, if you're willing to get the fee sheet by phone.

 

5. The George at Clearfork: smaller pets pay less

The George at Clearfork is the one place here that prices pets by size. Its pet policy lists $25 a month in pet rent, a $200 to $300 deposit and a $200 to $300 pet fee. Pets under 25 lb get the $200 rate on both.

So a cat or a small terrier costs $400 up front plus $25 a month. A bigger dog runs up to $600 up front. The George allows two pets, dogs and cats included, and bans Pit Bulls, Chow Chows, Dobermans, Rottweilers and any mixes of those breeds.

It's at 4900 Gage Avenue in the Clearfork area, 2.1 miles from TCU. One-bedrooms list from $1,815, which makes it the priciest base rent on this list. The George holds a 4.2 FMP score from 5 reviews. Best for: a student with a cat or a dog under 25 lb who wants a Clearfork address and a lighter pet bill.

 

6. Bell Lancaster: room for three pets, longest breed list

Bell Lancaster at 2901 Bledsoe Street is the only complex here that allows three pets. Its pet policy lists a $500 pet fee, a $0 pet deposit, and $20 a month in pet rent per pet.

The breed list is long. Akita, Alaskan Malamute, American Staffordshire Terrier, Bull Terrier, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd, Great Dane, Husky, Wolf Hybrid, Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Beauceron, Belgian Malinois and St. Bernard are all out, plus their mixes. Small non-traditional pets like hamsters, hermit crabs, small birds and fish are allowed. Snakes, spiders, ferrets and iguanas are not.

It's 2.7 miles from TCU, near West 7th, about a 10-minute drive. One-bedrooms list from $1,155 and two-bedrooms from $1,635, the lowest one-bedroom start on this list. Bell Lancaster has a 3.0 FMP score from 5 reviews. Best for: a student with a cat, a small dog, or a hamster who likes being close to the West 7th restaurants.

 

What a Year With a Pet Costs Near TCU

One dog for a 12-month lease at Broadstone on Trinity runs $480: $300 up front, then $15 a month. The same dog at Bell Lancaster costs $740 ($500 plus $240 in pet rent). At The Club at Stonegate, you'd pay $500 in fees and rent over the year, plus a $200 deposit held on top.

Broadstone and Marquis both call their up-front charge non-refundable, so count it as spent. Only The Club and The George list a pet deposit separately from the fee.

When you move out, give your landlord a forwarding address in writing. Under Texas Property Code Chapter 92, a landlord has 30 days after you surrender the unit to refund your security deposit, and a written forwarding address matters for getting it back. For the rent side of the budget, see our TCU student housing cost breakdown.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet-Friendly Apartments Near TCU

How much is pet rent near TCU?

$15 to $25 a month for one pet, based on what these Fort Worth complexes publish. Broadstone on Trinity charges $15, Bell Lancaster $20 per pet, and The Club at Stonegate and The George $25. One-time fees for a single pet run from $200 to $500 on top of that.

Can I keep a pet in TCU housing?

Fish, yes. Anything else, no. TCU's ESA policies and procedures say residents can't keep pets other than fish in University Housing. The exception is an emotional support animal approved through Student Disability Services as a disability accommodation.

Do Fort Worth apartments restrict dog breeds?

Every one of these six does. All of them restrict some breeds, and the three that name them (Marquis at Stonegate, The George and Bell Lancaster) all ban Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans and Chows. Get the full list in writing before you pay an application fee.

Do I pay pet fees for an emotional support animal?

Ask before you assume. 4000 Hulen, for example, says it reviews assistance animal requests through PetScreening in line with Fair Housing laws, and none of these six publishes an assistance-animal fee. Our guide to ESA letters and apartments covers what to ask, and our pet-friendly student housing guide walks through the rest of the search.