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Single‑story rental on Bold Forbes Drive offers 3 beds, garage and yard in Grand Prairie

A three-bedroom, two-bath home at 1216 Bold Forbes Drive is listed for rent at $2,450 per month. The single-story property, built in 1995, advertises a garage, pet friendliness and nearly 2,000 square feet of living space.

Single‑story rental on Bold Forbes Drive offers 3 beds, garage and yard in Grand Prairie
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House at 1216 Bold Forbes Drive joins local rental market

A single-story home in southwest Grand Prairie has been listed for rent, offering residents a suburban option with a yard and garage. The property at 1216 Bold Forbes Drive is being marketed by Wanda Arias with Compass RE Texas LLC — Park Cities and is listed at $2,450 per month.

The rental listing identifies the house as a 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family residence with 1,954 square feet of living space on an 8,625-square-foot lot. According to the listing details, the home was built in 1995 and is reported as available today.

Interior layout and features

Among interior measurements provided, the listing notes the primary bedroom measures 17 feet by 13 feet, while another bedroom is listed at 12 feet by 11 feet. The primary bedroom is on the first floor, consistent with the single-story design. Advertised amenities include:

  • Central air
  • Garage
  • Pet friendly policy
  • Abundant natural sunlight (as described by the listing)

Because the listing represents a rental offering, the online entry directs prospective tenants to confirm availability, pricing and other details with the property manager or broker before proceeding.

What the listing says and what renters should check

Broker-provided details emphasize the home's location and features. The listing language highlights a "prime location" and the interior light, and it encourages prospective renters to request a tour by selecting available dates through the listing platform.

"Listing data representing this rental, including but not limited to availability, pricing, features, and description, are subject to change," the listing states.

That caveat is standard for broker-managed listings, but it bears repeating for anyone making a housing decision: verify the term of lease, pet policy specifics, required deposits, utilities responsibility and any community or homeowner-association rules that might apply to the property.

Quick reference: key listing details

Item Detail
Address 1216 Bold Forbes Dr, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Rent $2,450 / month
Bedrooms / Baths 3 / 2
Living area 1,954 sq ft
Lot size 8,625 sq ft
Year built 1995
Listing agent Wanda Arias, Compass RE Texas LLC - Park Cities

Local renters should also pay attention to logistics: commute times to work, proximity to schools and shopping, and access to highways that connect Grand Prairie with Dallas and Fort Worth. The listing page includes links to neighborhood and school information; prospective tenants should review those resources and, if possible, visit the area at different times of day.

How to proceed if interested

The listing invites interested parties to request a tour and to submit up to three preferred dates when scheduling. It also prompts applicants to prepare documentation to "stand out from the crowd" — language that points to competitive interest in rental properties even where inventory varies from neighborhood to neighborhood.

For renters who want to pursue this address, the practical next steps are contacting the listed broker, confirming the current status and any application requirements, and touring the house in person. As always with online listings, the broker’s information is the authoritative source for availability and lease terms.

This rental adds another option for Grand Prairie households seeking single-story living with a yard in a city that straddles the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — a suburban layout that still draws people looking for space, garage parking and single-level convenience.

Gabriela Montez
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