West FW rentals with attached garages
"Garage available" on a listing site can mean a detached rental unit across the lot for $150 a month. This page covers the two tracked communities where an attached two-car garage comes with every home — and what that convenience costs against a standard apartment.
Who actually has attached garages
| Community | What you rent | Garage | From | Special |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canvas at Willow Park | Standalone 2–4BR houses + private yards | Attached 2-car, every home | $2,299 (2BR) | UP TO 8 WKS |
| Willow Crossing Townhomes | Gated 3–4BR two-story townhomes | Attached 2-car, every home | $2,129 (3BR) | 8 WKS FREE |
| Olympus Willow Park | 1–3BR apartments | Ask about garage/carport options | $1,148 (1BR) | 8 WKS FREE |
| Gates at Meadow Place | 1–2BR apartments | Ask about garage/carport options | $1,239 (1BR) | 7 WKS FREE |
What the garage is really worth
In Parker County the garage isn't a luxury line item — it's hail insurance, an August car interior below 130°, and storage that keeps a 3-bedroom feeling like a 3-bedroom. When apartments do offer detached garages, they typically run $100–175/month extra where available. Fold that into your comparison: an apartment at $1,319 plus a rented garage stops being obviously cheaper than a townhome whose garage is already in the rent — run both through the weeks-free calculator and compare net-effective to net-effective.
The deeper choice between the two garage communities — house-with-yard vs. gated-townhome — gets its own honest breakdown on the townhomes & houses page.