ECO-FRIENDLY APARTMENTS IN DOWNTOWN FAYETTEVILLE – A HIDDEN RETREAT NEAR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
Live steps from the University of Arkansas, Razorback Greenway, and Dickson Street—Fayetteville’s only LEED Platinum certified apartment community, designed for tranquility, health, and connection.
AN OASIS, ROOTED IN THE OZARKS AND CONNECTED TO DOWNTOWN
Eco Modern Flats brings Fayetteville’s natural beauty into everyday life. From native landscaping, green roofs, and a thriving community garden to a saltwater pool and monthly resident events, Eco is both a retreat and a gathering place. Located in downtown Fayetteville, within walking distance of campus, trails, and nightlife, it blends convenience with intentional design to foster community and wellbeing.
With LEED Platinum certification, ENERGY STAR® efficiency, adaptive reuse of original building materials, and abundant natural light through large picture windows and private decks, Eco is built for sustainable living. Every detail—from in-unit washer and dryer to shaded outdoor spaces—reflects a commitment to healthier living, stronger community, and the enduring beauty of the Ozarks. Locally managed by people who care deeply about Fayetteville and its future, Eco is truly one-of-a-kind.
With LEED Platinum certification, ENERGY STAR® efficiency, adaptive reuse of original building materials, and abundant natural light through large picture windows and private decks, Eco is built for sustainable living. Every detail—from in-unit washer and dryer to shaded outdoor spaces—reflects a commitment to healthier living, stronger community, and the enduring beauty of the Ozarks. Locally managed by people who care deeply about Fayetteville and its future, Eco is truly one-of-a-kind.
OUR LOCATION
Local restaurants, lush parks and trails, live performances, and lots more are just a quick walk, ride, or drive from our apartments near the University of Arkansas. Not only is Eco Modern Flats steps from campus, it’s also located amid the best of Downtown Fayetteville so you never run out of neighborhood hotspots to explore.