Waters Edge location is perfect- quiet parklike atmosphere, yet close to 33 & 70. The staff is fantastic and easy to work with if there is a problem. There are several ponds , we had one behind our townhouse. There's also a pool, tennis & basketball courts as well as a bike path. Its a great place to live

I definitely recommend this apartment. I lived in a ranch home for a year. Maintenance on time; quite place without dogs; no cigarette/weed smells at all; beautiful view. I really missed the days living in here.

Water’s Edge is a very nice place to live with your family, I lived there for a year. The setting is beautiful but out of date, it’s not luxury they need to up to date all of their homes. Honestly I miss the place, very quiet environment. And also Erica was very nice.

while these apartments are beautiful, quiet, with maintenance responding quickly to problems, I strongly believe that Waters Edge should delete the detail "smoke free" as I am constantly choking on cigarette smoke every morning and evening in my bedroom...coming from the garden apartments. Leasing claims that detail means smoking may be done outside but not inside the unit. Really? The smoke comes into the apartment from the outside as smokers smoke close to the building. Additionally, if you... get a place in Phase I, be sure its not close to the freeway/off ramp. Read More

This used to be a nice place to live. It's dated and worn, obviously not "luxury", but the setting is nice, and maintenance is prompt.

However, we've had repeated mouse infestations over the course of about a year and a half. The first time it was terrible, but I understood that it's a possibility even in nicer apartments. But the second, and then the third infestation....let's just say I needed some time to calm down before writing a review.

Management made sympathetic noises about the... mouse infestation, but clearly didn't care that we didn't have use of our kitchen for over a month, or that I was stuck repeatedly cleaning mouse poop out of our cabinets. We had to remove all food from the kitchen, toss a bunch of stuff, and put the remainders in plastic bins...twice!

After the second time, we just stopped using the kitchen cabinets that were clearly the center of activity. Our dishes and silverware had to be stored on the table so we'd know they were clean.

Obviously it was unacceptable that this happened more than once, and part of the problem seems to be that management treats reported infestations as self-contained, not bothering to check or notify neighboring apartments. They claim that the firewalls prevent mice from traveling between apartments!

Naturally, when the Orkin guy came, he quickly identified where he thought the mice were coming up from the downstairs neighbor's apartment. He also told me that many other apartments in the complex were also experiencing mouse problems. But with management unwilling to address the infestation as a complex wide problem, it just kept recurring. Read More