Welcome to The Holt Apartments, where luxury meets history in the heart of downtown Wichita Falls, Texas. Our unique downtown living experience offers a wide range of amenities and services designed to make your life easier and more enjoyable. Our apartment community is located in the historic Depot Square Historic District, providing you with unparalleled access to all that downtown Wichita Falls has to offer.
Our Story
The Holt Apartments was originally the Kemp-Kell Building, constructed in 1910, making it Wichita Falls' first high-rise building. In 2005, the building underwent an award-winning renovation, preserving its original architecture and restoring it to its former glory. Today, we offer 41 upscale apartment homes, each uniquely designed to provide a comfortable and luxurious living experience.
Our Services
At The Holt Apartments, we offer a range of services and amenities designed to make your life easier and more enjoyable. Our apartments feature modern amenities, including fully equipped kitchens, hardwood floors, large walk-in closets, and private parking. We also offer a range of community amenities, including a gated parking area, on-site maintenance, and a pet-friendly environment.
We invite you to experience the luxury and convenience of downtown living at The Holt Apartments. Our community is designed to provide you with the ultimate urban living experience, with access to the best of downtown Wichita Falls right at your doorstep.
Our History
The Holt Apartments has a rich history, dating back to 1910 when it was originally built as the Kemp-Kell Building. In 1926, the building was sold to George Holt and H.S. Ford, who converted it into a state-of-the-art hotel. The Holt Hotel was renowned for its luxurious accommodations and was a popular destination for many notable guests, including Eleanor Roosevelt and Sally Rand. Today, we continue to honor our rich history while providing modern amenities and services to our residents.
The Holt, an apartment complex, has received mixed reviews from residents. Apartment Complex Challenges describe a beautiful apartment complex that can be problematic to navigate on weekends due to the presence of a farmers market. One reviewer, Christa Moseley, had a negative experience with the complex's manager, Michelle, who is described as "completely looney tunes" and "rude, ignorant, and just an awful human being." Moseley also believed that Michelle might live in the dumpster beneath the trash chute.
On the other hand, A Positive Experience was had by Winfield Little, whose daughter rented an apartment at the Holt and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Little praised the complex's location, which is within walking distance of a farmers market, breweries, restaurants, and coffee shops. He also praised Michelle, describing her as running a "top-notch establishment" and the residents as "great people."
