We lI've living at Vineyard of Castlewoods. Our apartment is comfortable and management is…read moreattentive to our needs. The maintenance team is very responsive and considerate. I am very pleased with their work. Sheila King

I must say this is one of the nicest places I've had the pleasure of touring in a while. It's…read moreapartment living that makes you feel like you're living in a house from the moment you walk in. The staff was very nice, attentive , and informative. I viewed several 1bdrm 1bath units, all which are located on the 3rd floor and were newly renovated. The high ceilings and spacious living room area catch your eye from the gate. New appliances set off the kitchen with beautiful and spacious cabinets. There's a washer and dryer that's included and as you walk down the hall you're greeted with a nice patio with the view of your bedroom. I might just have found my new home.

I hate the one star! These apartments look like mobile…read morehomes. Still has popcorn ceilings! We have really loud neighbors. I mean we have really loud dogs. How about a Pitbull without a leash, or a how about the urine outside the door daily. How about the dogs running all day and night. And how about a man howling to the dogs. Yes, you would think this was a veterinarian office. But no it's Laurel Park Apartments. How about the management not doing anything about this! It's against the law in Rankin County to have a pitbull, so if you need an apartment with a pitbull, without a leash, you can have my apartment! The walls are paper thin. They rent out two bedroom apartments for 4-6 people. For an added remark, how about the flooding? So, if you have a boat and pitbulls (yes plural) please take my apartment! Lovely, eh?

Lived there for almost three years. The rent goes up 40-50 dollars each time you sign a lease. And…read morefor what you pay its not worth it at all. The apartments have gone way down hill and the pipes pop in the walls when the neighbors take a shower. Plus when you move out they slap you with hidden fees for water/trash and you get a 200.00 bill. Then two weeks later they send you a letter saying you owe more money to replace the carpet. We paid a 200.00 deposit when we moved in, that is what that's supposed to be for (anything they have to fix). Shouldn't have to pay more money. All they want is money money money. So they find excuses to get it from you. Beware before renting here!!!

Yours truly, owned this historic Art Deco era building from 1982 until 2017 give or take a year and…read morebrought it from a crude totally ignored but solidly built place to a sought after residence for thousands of people during the years I owned it, and renovated every single apartment. I enjoyed living in the penthouse for two years as well...

I have been a resident within the 721 North State St. for two years, and I cannot think of a better…read moreplace to rent an apartment in the Jackson area. This isn't based on just the location[close to so many venues], nor the unique 1939 era structure[ of an era gone by]. But because of the owner and staff that really takes on a hands on approach to the comfort and security of those that live here. Calling the office or the owner[ at any time] will get the situation addressed ASAP. The security is above reproach, with security cameras from every angle outside, from every angle inside the building, security fence with remote control opening, and security code to get into front and back entrances. The other neat thing about 721 is that it doesn't have the feel of an apartment complex; there is a live and let live atmosphere[ translation/ the owner, staff, nor tenets tolerate bigotry of any kind] and there is a cornucopia of all races, sexes, genders, and beliefs that dwell at 721 North State St. In a downtown setting, one wouldn't expect so much greenery, but there are shade trees to sit under and a roof terrace that at night has a cool breeze and you can look up and see a sky full of stars to help melt the stress of the day. I personally like the vintage lights that are scattered through out the parking lot. But you should just schedule an appointment so you can see for yourself.

Update 6/10/25 - Addressing lies by An L's response…read more An...please stop lying. The need for repairs came about after the bank inspection. They wouldn't provide financing until Heritage (did what they should have long ago) fixed deficiencies in 3 separate structures. Only then was it an "emergency" according to Heritage Properties. I was called with 30 days to the day of the end of the month. The regional admitted that work had already began on one of the 3 building you neglected just a week after the call! Let me read the tea leaves for you...Heritage knew well before they called telling me to vacate in 30 days. Why did Heritage do this? To pigeon hole residents into taking whatever was offered out of fear of NOT HAVING A PLACE TO LIVE. Heritage's offer was to move people and not compensate residents for any of the fees related to transferring services, taking time off work, and the distress of Heritage's wreckless practices! The other offer, Heritage would be so kind as to let us leave and vacate the lease you already broke! That's crooked, period! The other lie is that it' was an "emergency" and I had to move out before repairs could begin. So riddle me this, why did the foundation construction occur while I'm still in the unit? Surely you know how to read what the regional manager said in the email. The email came after I rejected your slum lord tactics and bought a house. I told the regional (Courtney) face to face that I'd bought a house that wasn't finished being built. She agreed to see if construction could be delayed. That screenshot was her response. Construction would be postponed until move out...pictures prove, THAT WAS ALSO A LIE! Some weeks I work from home calling customers and conducting virtual meetings. Have you ever tried to conduct a meeting with jack hammering underneath your feet? IT'S IMPOSSIBLE! Don't sacrifice your soul to lie for deceitful practices! Tell me this also, if I had to move out for construction to occur (because it was dangerous according to Heritage) then why is construction occurring?! That's what you can't lie about! Communicate openly? The construction "couldn't be postponed" only because Heritage wanted as little disruption as possible. So they strong armed everyone out of 3 buildings under threat that they'd be homeless! Heritage lied from move-in to your response. Heritage is the moral rot happening in every community they preside over as overlords of dwellings. It's no surprise you're buying up multiple properties in a community just so you can drive prices higher! Moral rot and unethical! Keep your painted tubs, dirty ceilings, bug infested units, shoddy repairs, shoddy 3rd party work selections, and your lies for the unfortunate suckers who just blindly believe you like sheep!

It has been awhile since my last review on the Bridge across The Water ( Bridgewater) Yes, I have…read morechose to live in this community for over 6 years. With that being said, it means that I have therefore chose to deal with the unwanted critters, the slanted faux flooring, the shifting & cracking walls, uneven doors, etc. Most importantly the guarantees and promises from management (upper & lower) regarding things being fixed or changed but months later, all things have been dismissed. The one thing that apartment communities have always done is manipulate money from their residents- for various reasons- various ways. Bridgewater can owe their resident money that should have been taken care of 6 months prior but never make it an obligation. When Bridgewater calculates you owe them less than $200 from an oversight- the manager will threaten to start eviction proceeding- ASAP. Is this legal?

Management ignores repeated noise complaints. They allow guests to essentially live at the complex…read morewithout any background check. One guest brandished a weapon and threatened a pregnant woman. They shrugged it off. Not a safe place to live. We filed a police report and gave it to management. The assistant manager said it's not their responsibility to ensure our safety.

Run down apartment... management never there always out smoking by the pool…read more.. Don't care about the tenants only about taking their money.

Heather the manager here is great! She will really take care of you and make sure you have…read moreeverything you need! 5 out of 5! They also have a dog park!

Quiet place to live with a courtesy officer to make you feel a little safer! Super convenient…read morelocation with no more than a 3 minute drive for grocery stores, restaurants, or gas! Landscape is frequently maintained & property is always getting improvements!

This is a fantastic place to live. This was the best apartment community I've ever had the…read moreopportunity to live in. The inside is not as updated as Highpointe but you have the best team of professionals running this community. I would highly recommend this complex. Christy and Andre are the best.

Coming back for a second stint! Great, professional staff, all utilities included, furnished with…read moregreat furniture, quiet and peaceful equal a great experience for residents at a great value. ​