Apartments are in horrible condition, the two leasing agents are rude and useless, they advertise the pool to new tenants but never actually open the pool. Don’t waste your money

When we first moved in things were pretty good overall. We think that was mostly due to the lady that worked in the office at the time. Since she left things have gone downhill in every single way. The people in the office now could not care less about the people living here or the property.

Things do not get fixed anymore, noise is suddenly an endless very huge problem. The buildings are falling apart. And the only way to get the office to ever even attempt to do anything at all is you have to... contact the village or even take them to court! Even for the simplest things and people do this often here now as it is the only way anything might finally get done. And the pool has not been opened for 3 years now. There is dangerous mold in most of the buildings, if not all of them and they do nothing about it.

Plus next door is a private pool party area so you have to put up with a loud bull horn early every morning and many live loud concerts that go on there.

And yet for this they raise the rents quite high here every year and we all ask for what! What are we paying for when nothing is ever done and things get worse each year. The first couple of years here did recommend this place to people. Since then though we have told people to stay away and have also left and could not be happier.


This place was once the best I had ever lived in going back ten years. It was affordable and very peaceful and quiet. There were classy quiet friendly people living here. I mean you could hear a pin drop it was so nice and quiet. Because of this I did not mind the fact that the apartments were very old and had lots of issues and nothing was painted or replaced. In recent years though that has all changed! Rents are far from affordable now and forget about classy people living here and forget about having peace and quiet! Aside from people driving in and out all the time with their cars shaking from the loud blasting music we also have to put up with people living here who do the same with their music or TVs blasting so we can all hear it and feel it!

I used to have pleasant talks with people here. Now every conversation with people here always turns into them sharing their own horror stories about living here! People used to stay here. Now people leave quickly. Its a shame I really miss SO badly how nice it used to be here. I used to always recommend this place to people. Now I have been doing the opposite.
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The buildings are old and run down and falling apart! And god forbid you need heat in the winter time, forget it!

Rodents own these buildings as well! I thought it was just our building and found our from others it is a problem in all the buildings!

Noisy neighbors with loud blasting music. Then you get it from the private pool that is located right next door to the complex who do not care that people live here late at night!

Rents each year go way up even though nothing is ever done to... the apartments to earn all the extra money they keep asking for! Read More

My friends had catalytic Converter stolen from their car and a bike stolen. No Security Cameras. This is not a safe place anymore.

I moved here because it was the only place I can afford. I had to wait over a year for work to get done in my apartment and it was only because I had to send a stern email that some of the work was done. However, some of the work has not been done and I am on my 3rd year here. SMH. With Covid they changed the office hours and they are not convenient for the residents that work 2 jobs or work at night. They refuse to take residents suggestions. They refuse to hire professionals for the same... issues that keep coming up (water leakage), but instead keep having the "maintenance" guy keep "fixing" it. They keep raising our rent but there have been no improvements in our apartments. If you have another choice for an apartment, go with that. ~upset resident Read More