Choosing between a one, two, or three bedroom apartment is easier when you start with how you actually use your home rather than with square footage. A one-bedroom apartment can feel spacious for the right person and cramped for another. A two bedroom might be exactly right for a home office setup or unnecessary square footage that just adds cost. Woodland Trails at 12401 North MacArthur Blvd in Northwest Oklahoma City publishes nine distinct floor plans across three-bedroom counts — A1 through C1 — which makes it possible to compare real layouts side by side rather than discussing bedroom counts in the abstract. This guide covers all nine, plus what changes between classic and upgraded homes.

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Start With How You Live, Not the Bedroom Count

Map Your Daily Routine Before You Compare Square Footage

The bedroom count is the starting point, but how you use the home throughout the day matters more than the number at the end of the search filter. A person who works from home five days a week and needs a dedicated office space has different requirements from someone who is rarely home before evening. A household with a guest who visits twice a year might not need a permanent second bedroom. And a shared household where both residents work different schedules might benefit significantly from separate bedroom zones even if a one bedroom would technically fit. 

Before comparing square footage or layouts, it helps to map a typical week: how many hours are spent in the living area, whether the kitchen is used for actual cooking or primarily for reheating, whether storage is a recurring problem, and whether a patio or balcony would change how much time is spent at home. Those answers tend to clarify the bedroom count faster than any side-by-side comparison chart.

Measure Furniture and Storage Needs Before You Tour

One of the most common post-move-in frustrations is furniture that does not fit the way the layout was imagined during the tour. A queen bed that appears proportionate in a floor plan can fill a bedroom so completely that no dresser fits beside it. Measuring current furniture — and knowing what pieces are essential — before touring a specific layout prevents that mismatch and makes the tour itself more useful. 

At Woodland Trails, the range from 500 square feet in the A1 one bedroom to 1,200 square feet in the C1 three bedroom represents a real difference in how furniture scales. Having those measurements in mind when looking at each layout on the Woodland Trails floor plans page turns a browse into a comparison.

1 Bedroom Apartments OKC: the A1, A2 and A3 Layouts

500 to 700 Square Feet with One Bath 

Woodland Trails has five one-bedroom floor plans — A1, A2, A2U, A3, and A3U — covering a range from 500 square feet in the A1 to 700 square feet in the A3 and A3U configurations. All five have one bathroom. 

The A1 at 500 square feet is the most compact layout in the community and the right fit for a resident who spends the majority of waking hours outside the home. The A2 and A2U add 150 square feet to reach 650, which creates meaningful additional space in the living and kitchen areas without adding a second room. The A3 and A3U at 700 square feet represent the largest one-bedroom configuration and the closest in feel to a standard one-bedroom layout from a decade ago. 

For those comparing 1-bedroom apartments OKC across multiple communities, the published square footage of each named plan at Woodland Trails provides a concrete basis for comparison rather than a single aggregate range.

Classic and Upgraded Interior Options

The "U" designation in A2U and A3U indicates an upgraded interior package. The upgraded plans have the same floor layout and square footage as their classic counterparts but differ in interior finishes, which are covered in the Features That Vary by Home section below. Both the A2 and A2U have identical footprints, as do the A3 and A3U. The decision between them is a finish decision rather than a layout decision. 

2 Bedroom Apartments in Oklahoma City: the B1 and B2 Layouts

950 to 980 Square Feet with Two Full Baths

The two-bedroom options at Woodland Trails are the B1 at 950 square feet and the B2 and B2U at 980 square feet. All three have two full bathrooms, which is a meaningful distinction from some two-bedroom communities that pair one full bath with one partial. 

The B1 and B2 are essentially the same scale at 950 and 980 square feet respectively. The B2U is the upgraded version of the B2 floor plan with the same footprint. For 2-bedroom apartments in Oklahoma City renters who need two bathrooms as a baseline requirement, both plans deliver that without moving up to the three-bedroom floorplan.

Ways the Second Bedroom Can Work

The second bedroom in a B1 or B2 layout does not have to function as a traditional guest room. Common uses among residents who do not regularly have overnight guests include a dedicated home office with a door that closes, a workout or equipment room, a creative studio or hobby space, and overflow storage combined with a daybed for occasional guest use. The two-bathroom configuration supports any of these uses without making the primary bedroom share a bathroom with the second room's function.

3 Bedroom Apartments OKC: the C1 Layout

1,200 Square Feet with Two Baths

The C1 is the single three-bedroom layout at Woodland Trails, at 1,200 square feet with two bathrooms. At this size, the home supports three residents with separate bedrooms, or two residents where one uses the third bedroom as a permanent home office, and the second remains available for guests. 

For those searching for 3-bedroom apartments OKC, the C1 at 1,200 square feet represents the largest floor plan in the community and the most flexibility in how the rooms are assigned and used across a household.

Features That Vary by Home, Not by Bedroom Count

Kitchen Finishes, Cabinetry and Flooring

Interior finish selection at Woodland Trails varies between classic and upgraded homes rather than by bedroom count, which means a one bedroom upgraded plan can have the same finish quality as a two-bedroom upgraded plan. The distinctions between classic and upgraded configurations include appliance finish packages, light or dark walnut cabinetry options, wood-look plank flooring, and tile backsplashes. A tour of the specific layout and finish tier — rather than just the bedroom count — gives the most accurate picture of what the home will look and feel like day to day. 

Explore the community amenities at Woodland Trails for the full list of in-home and community features that are standard across the community.

In-Home Laundry, Patio or Balcony, and Closet Space

In-home laundry is available in select homes at Woodland Trails rather than across all plans. The same applies to patio or balcony access and to closet configurations. These features vary by the specific plan — A1 through C1 — and sometimes between classic and upgraded versions of the same plan. Confirming which of these features applies to a specific layout is a conversation for the leasing team or a review of the detailed floor plan page before touring. 

For Northwest Oklahoma City context, Woodland Trails sits near the Martin Park Nature Center on the Memorial Road and MacArthur Boulevard corridor. This is an 18-acre wooded nature park managed by the City of OKC, and one of the more distinctive outdoor destinations in the immediate area. The Visit OKC listing for Martin Park covers what the park includes for residents who want an outdoor destination close to home. The community's own NW OKC neighborhood blog covers additional nearby destinations including Bluff Creek Park and Lake Hefner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How big are the 1-bedroom apartments in OKC at Woodland Trails?

A: Woodland Trails has five one-bedroom layouts. The A1 is 500 square feet. The A2 and A2U are each 650 square feet. The A3 and A3U are each 700 square feet. All five have one bathroom. View the one bedroom layouts on the floor plans page to compare the configurations side by side.

Q: Do the 2-bedroom apartments in Oklahoma City have two bathrooms?

A: Yes. Both the B1 at 950 square feet and the B2 and B2U at 980 square feet include two full bathrooms. The B2U is the upgraded finish version of the B2 floor plan with the same square footage. 

Q: How large is the 3-bedroom apartment?

A: The C1 three-bedroom layout is 1,200 square feet with two bathrooms. It is the largest floor plan at Woodland Trails and the only three-bedroom configuration available. 

Q: What is the difference between a classic and an upgraded home?

A: Classic and upgraded homes have the same floor plan and square footage. The difference is in the interior finish package — appliance finishes, cabinetry style (light or dark walnut options), wood-look plank flooring, and tile backsplash configurations. The "U" designation in the plan name indicates an upgraded finish tier. Contact the leasing team or schedule a tour to see both finish options in person.

Woodland Trails' nine floor plans span 500 square feet in the A1 one bedroom to 1,200 square feet in the C1 three bedroom, with classic and upgraded interior options across several plans. The bedroom count is the starting point, but the finish tier, the in-home laundry availability, the patio or balcony configuration, and the specific square footage of the named plan are the details that determine how well a specific home fits the way you live. Browse all nine floor plans at Woodland Trails to compare layouts by bedroom count and square footage, or schedule a tour to see the layouts in person.

Key takeaways:

  • One-bedroom plans (A1 through A3U): 500 to 700 sq ft, one bath — five layouts including classic and upgraded versions 

  • Two-bedroom plans (B1, B2, B2U): 950 to 980 sq ft, two full baths — three layouts including an upgraded B2 version 

  • Three-bedroom plan (C1): 1,200 sq ft, two baths — one layout, the largest in the community 

  • Interior finishes vary by classic vs. upgraded tier, not by bedroom count: appliances, walnut cabinetry, wood-look plank flooring, tile backsplash 

  • In-home laundry, patio or balcony, and closet configurations vary by specific plan — confirm with the leasing team 

  • Community includes a 24-hour fitness center, swimming pool, fenced dog run, carports, and preinstalled 500 Mbps Cox Wi-Fi