For someone searching for an apartment near George Bush Park with parking, The Argyle is a west Houston apartment community at 1335 Silverado, Houston, TX 77077, with open unassigned surface parking and reserved carports available for $35 per month, based on availability. The community also lists controlled-access gates, reserved parking, and covered parking among its amenities, so parking options are worth discussing when you choose a specific home.
George Bush Park is one of west Houston’s major outdoor areas, set within the Barker Reservoir area and known for open green space, paved trail access, sports fields, picnic areas, and natural scenery. Renters who ask about it are usually thinking about weekend bike rides, longer dog walks, youth sports, casual outdoor time, or being close to the Energy Corridor’s west-side park network without living far outside Houston.
Daily travel in this part of 77077 is practical but mostly car-oriented. From The Argyle, residents commonly use Westheimer Road, Eldridge Parkway, Dairy Ashford Road, I-10, Beltway 8, and the Westpark corridor for commuting, errands, and park trips. The community also notes nearby shopping and dining, plus a surrounding view of Terry Hershey Park hike-and-bike access, which is another major reason people compare apartments in this area.
The Argyle’s floor plans are straightforward: one- and two-bedroom apartment homes ranging from 536 to 965 square feet. The one-bedroom options include the A1 through A5 layouts, while the B1 offers a two-bedroom, two-bath layout at 965 square feet. Current pricing, move-in dates, deposits, and exact availability change, so the leasing office is the best source before you make a decision.
For renters with vehicles, the most relevant community details are the open surface parking, optional reserved carports, covered parking, and controlled-access gates. If you commute on I-10 or Beltway 8, or you regularly load up for park days at George Bush Park, ask the office which parking spaces are closest to the home you are considering and whether a carport is currently available.
Inside the homes, features that support everyday routines include washer and dryer connections, spacious walk-in closets, high-speed internet readiness, ceiling fans, wood-like vinyl flooring, modern kitchens with pantries, and built-in microwaves. The community also lists private patios and secluded balconies, cozy wood-burning fireplaces, scenic bay windows, and townhome split-level designs, and those are worth confirming by specific floor plan and available apartment.
The shared amenities are useful for days when you want to stay close to home: a sparkling pool, resident clubhouse, newly renovated fitness center, outdoor kitchen, on-site laundry care center, Wi-Fi in common areas, and a maintenance team. The Argyle is also pet-friendly, and the community’s FAQ notes on-site pet amenities including a dog park and pet stations, which can matter if George Bush Park and Terry Hershey Park are part of your regular outdoor routine.
The honest trade-off is that this is not the right fit if you want to live directly at a George Bush Park entrance or rely mainly on walking and biking for every errand. West Houston’s major roads make access flexible, but most park visits, commutes, and larger shopping trips will involve driving.
If parking, park access, and a west Houston address are high on your list, schedule a tour or contact The Argyle’s leasing office to compare available floor plans, current parking options, and the homes with the interior features you care about most.