About The Alton
If you're looking for a reliable experienced Dallas moving team experienced with high-rise buildings, Stonebriar Moving delivers. The Alton is a 296-unit luxury apartment community at 2929 Oak Lawn Avenue, developed by NADG on a former Office Depot site and transformed into the dominant residential offering in one of Dallas’s most desirable submarkets. With studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and penthouse floor plans — plus 10- to 12-foot ceilings, gas ranges, wine fridges, and quartz countertops — it delivers finishes that rival condo-quality living.
What truly sets The Alton apart is its social programming. The 3rd-floor Contemporary Club serves as a jazz-inspired social lounge with curated events and live music nights. The 7th-floor lounge with skydeck offers panoramic Dallas skyline views, co-working space by day, and cocktail-hour energy by evening. Two elevated pool courtyards connect to an outdoor bar — creating a resort-within-a-residence atmosphere.
Moving Logistics at The Alton
As high-rise moving specialists, every move at The Alton requires coordination with property management. Elevator reservations, garage access, and common area protection are mandatory — we handle all of it before move day so you can focus on settling in.
Penthouses and upper-floor units require extra planning — 12-foot ceilings mean taller furniture, and some oversized pieces need creative maneuvering through hallways and elevators. Whether you’re relocating to The Alton from Turtle Creek movers or moving between units, our crew has the experience and proximity to execute seamlessly. We’re based just minutes away — zero travel surcharges.
The Alton sits directly across from Old Parkland, Dallas’s most exclusive corporate campus. For professionals working there, The Alton offers an unbeatable commute — and we handle moves for residents on both sides of Oak Lawn Avenue.
We also assist residents moving into nearby buildings like The Arden.
If you're planning a high-rise move, check out our guide on moving into Uptown Dallas high-rise buildings.