This place does not reflect the beautiful brochure online. In person it appears to be beautiful but there is many underlying issues. The property was a speedy build with many errors. Majority of the residents are ghetto with untamed children. If you are looking for structure go to some of the other new developments that look for working families. This is a drug infested community. No quiet hours. Kids are damaging vehicles and the property. Trash is constantly thrown out by residents that don’t... care. No surveillance whatsoever. The staff in the office appear to be nice but doesn’t get involved with enforcement. Predators are living on the property. There’s been shootings already so please if you’re looking for safety and a nice living with class, morals and value…go elsewhere. Working families shouldn’t have to be in fear of violence every single day. If you like a uniform type living where the balconies/patios are beautiful. This place is not it. Its awful. Nothing but junk and it is not a good look for newly built apartments. Do yourself a favor and look into the other newly constructed apartments/town homes. This is a too good to be true place. The laundry is filthy. The residents are the ones to blame so you know the type of people who are occupying this community. If you’re desperate please go the other way. In two years I can see many tragedies at Reserve at Wynn Place. Read More

Brand new. Just about all amenities. Big area to walk dog before coming into apartments. Updated interior. Nice sized balcony. Everything is fresh and nice! I feel at peace and I feel safe. Sure who knows what the future holds but better to start somewhere fresh in a decent area! Hope to be here a good while!

When I first spoke to the property manager, I was greeted with a very nasty attitude. I decided to ignore it and proceed with the conversation regarding my application. I was told to come in a certain day and time to do the application. The property manager told me even though I make less than the required amount, she was going to see what she could do to get me in a unit. After a couple of days went by, I received an email from the property manager stating I wasn't approved because I owed money... at my previous address. I told her I would get it taken care of. Her response was, "Okay, after you get that paid in full, please let me know." She also stated that was the requirement in order to move in. After I paid the amount I owed, sent all of the documentation proving I paid it, she changed her mind. She came up with excuses to not allow me to move in. I was highly disappointed and disgusted at what she did. If she was willing to help me get approved, even though I made TOO LITTLE the first time, why is it such a big deal that I supposedly make TOO MUCH all of a sudden? I honestly believe she did this on purpose. Read More