It's nice that they have a bathroom on sire plus a security guard too. And it's clean!read more

Wonderful and new units, beautiful landscaping, excellent and practical location. Most of all,…read moreamazingly looked after and run by Amanda and Helena at the management company. They really go above and beyond to create a safe, friendly, and wholesome atmosphere for the housing complex. We are very thankful to have found our home here and can't recommend it enough! :)

DO NOT MOVE HERE. If you value peace, rest, or respectful…read moretreatment from management, save yourself the headache -- this place is a disaster. I moved in on May 3rd, 2025. From day one, I've been dealing with non-stop noise from upstairs: banging, yelling, stomping, kids screaming, dogs barking -- it never ends. I made complaint after complaint to management, and for weeks they fed me the same lie: "We're taking care of it." Eventually, those tenants were evicted, but just when I thought I'd finally get relief, it got worse. The new tenants? Two kids, two dogs, two loud adults -- same circus, different clowns. The noise has been unbearable and ongoing, and despite raising the issue multiple times, management once again dropped the ball. Now here's the kicker: after all the inconvenience they caused, I was finally told I could move out of the unit -- but only if I pay another $700. Why? Because they claim they'll need to repaint, clean, shampoo the carpets, and touch up the unit. As if I'm the one who created the chaos. I'm being penalized for trying to escape a situation they created and failed to manage. Make it make sense. This place is a complete joke. Mismanaged, disrespectful, and careless. The only thing consistent is their failure to act -- unless it involves charging you more money. If you enjoy being ignored, stressed out, and financially exploited, this is the place for you. Otherwise, keep looking.

I do wish this transit bay had a public restroom like the one at Easton. But other than that,…read morethere's nothing wrong with it. At least it still has an indoor seating area.

I ordered a few things from Rusty Riders recently and was not home to accept the packages. They…read morewere all marked delivered, but one of them was missing. It was most likely the Post Office's fault. When I called Rusty Riders to see if it was returned they shipped me the item for free, though it was not there fault the original was missing. So far what I have received from them was decent quality and delivered quickly. I will definitely be ordering from them in the future!

According to google they're open show up and the doors are locked try to call and they've left the…read morephone off of the hook, they are exactly why Mom and Pop shops are going away, no one wants to drive to a brick and mortar location just to find out they're closed or don't have what you need.

I found out about this place from the quilt shop in Utica, Oh. We are a group of scrapbookers and…read morethis house worked great for our needs. Parking was tight, it worked best if we angled the cars. Bathrooms are odd because you go through one to get to the 2nd (doors lock). We only had 6 of us so we could each have our own bed. The crafting rooms are spacious, and we loved the counter table for our Cricut cutting machines. The TV was out in the living room not in the craft area so we didn't watch movies together this time. Highly recommend the local restaurants, distillery, and the quilt store in Utica, Oh. Will be back!

I've been here before- I think the herb society used to be here? Now there are three historic…read morebuildings. One the museum, one a log cabin, and the newest (but still 120 year old) houses a B+B and auxiliary museum. We came for the Victorian Christmas event. An old-style Santa, jolly and friendly, was in the log cabin. A roaring fire, period furniture (frontier era,) and docents were also there. A fun experience for Baby K. The museum house is beautifully finished, to a later timescale, perhaps 1860s. In the basement were crafts- ornament and card making, etc. The newer house held more crafts for kids, plus homemade cookies and spiced cider. The volunteers were super friendly and informative. I'll be back another time to spend more time checking out the artifacts when it's less busy.

The fact that this place openly welcomes visitors to its meetings makes me really happy. I find…read morethere are few better ways to get a sense of a community, and the individuals seem to really appreciate guests. The meeting, if you want to drop in, is the second Wed of the month at seven in the John Clark House. The house itself is that of the guy who actually founded Gahanna. It's full of old things from the family and is a great example of the preservation of gahannas past. You can drop by during their short but sweet hours, but personally I suggest bringing some friends and making an appointment. You get more personal attention and you'll be sure to have a lot of fun. Don't forget to leave time for the gift shop... there are some yummies there.

The apartments are kept in excellent condition as are the grounds. Maintenance is also excellent,…read morethere is no problem getting any type of repair done. All staff are very helpful. The residents are very friendly and pleasant. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained, and lighted well and tastefully at night. The roads are safe for walking and offer plenty of space to get all the exercise you want, plus there is a gym open 24 hours for residents as well. The pool area is very nice and relaxing. A very nice and peaceful life!

My husband and I lived at Kensington Village for 2 years. I'd say our favorite part was the…read moreneighbors. We couldn't have asked or better neighbors. Our least favorite part was the management. If you want to feel like you are being babysat this is your place. The management ride around on their golf carts constantly counting the amount of items on and in front of your porch. They will go on your porch and remove items that they feel aren't in compliance with their over the top rules. For instance one of our neighbors had a clock hanging on their porch. The management went onto their porch and took the clock down. In the process they broke the clock. Mind you, these are elderly people that spend the entire summer on their porch being amazing neighbors. If they thought you were "out of compliance" they would put a pink post it note on your door telling you all the things they didn't like. They would literally move things sitting in your flowerbed. When we moved in we were told to make the place feel like our own because they wanted us to stay for a long time but they did everything to make us know that we didn't own this home. Living there feels like you are a child with a babysitter instead of being treated like the adults we are. I didn't realize how bad it was until we moved out. We had an issue with the drywall in garage and the over confident maintenance man "fixed" it. The drywall was crumbling at the seam on the ceiling and we called to have it fixed. The maintenance mane scraped the seam, primed and painted it. Although he painted it the wrong color. The ceiling was white and he painted it a light tan color. When I confronted him about the color he argued that the front of the can said it was white. It obviously was NOT white! I gave hime the opportunity to fix it but he wanted to argue with me that he was right. I took a video of the ceiling and sent it to the office staff. I was told that they would forward the video to the corporate office for review. I received an email back to let me know that we wouldn't be held accountable for it. Well I would think not! The appliances and flooring in the apartment are subpar at best. They are the cheapest appliances that they won't replace when they need to be. They repair and repair and repair them. While we lived there our dishwasher was repaired 5 times. Four of them were door latches just to keep the door closed through an entire wash cycle. Oh the flooring. It was the cheapest carpet that they could find and they would only change it our every 7 years when it needed to be changed out every 3-4 years. A neighbor had an issue with her carpet and they cut a square of the carpet out and patched it with carpet that didn't even match. It looked so bad that she had to put a rug over it and they told her she just had to live with it. There was nothing else they could do. The washer and dryer were tiny and needed constant repair. The bearings went out of them all the time and they would bounce all over the floor during a cycle to the point that I would lay on top of the washer so it wouldn't beat the walls to death. Another neighbor that lived in a larger apartment found herself in a place where she needed to downsize. They inspected her apartment and charged her for melted siding that was melted when she moved in. She was also charged for painting the garage that wasn't painted when she move in. The trash compactor is always full, jammed to the point that you can't get your trash in it and it ends up sitting on the sidewalk all weekend while they knew it need attention before the end of business on Friday. We would receive an email stating that we needed to keep our trash in our garage until the compactor was repaired. There were times that it took weeks to repair the compactor. The rent is outrageous and goes up yearly! But it has a pool. I guess that makes up for the rent going up $50-$100 per year. All in all they neighbors are AMAZING but everything else about this place was awful!