This was my first time visiting the Avalon Hunt Valley. It's definitely a hidden gem. The location…read moreis perfect for dining, fitness, and other shops. Ashley Furniture, Cava, Honey Grow and First Watch just to name a few.

Live somewhere else…read more This whole place feels like a vineer over garbage. In my nearly 3 years here (only staying due to location) nothing about this places has been satisfactory for what they charge. The building is so poorly built that you can hear your neighbors on every side and the staff knows it. The response I got to noise complaints of hearing my side and upstairs neighbors walking, partying, and listening to music was "avalon may not be able to privide you with the quiet you need" and then doing nothing about it. I moved internally to avoid the noise and still feel my entire apartment shake whenever someone walks by in the hallway. This is in addition to maintenance staff enerting my apartment without permission and damaging my apartment on multiple occasions without notifying me before I found the damage. My floors and carpet had to be repaired by external contractors due to one individuals incompetence and they are still employed here. Hearing back from staff takes days for simple questions, packages are constantly left out in the open or unable to be delivered despite additional monthly charges for package receipt, the halls and elevators frequently have pet urine stains, a vomit stain on the wall took four months to address, and every window in my apartment required me to put up blackout curtians due to the parking lot flood lights outside my windows that are brighter than daylight. I will happily update my review should my experience improve but so far their track record has shown nothing but passivity.

Quiet, not your high rise apartment living experience. Higher end living in secure location and…read morereally well-cared for property. Recently spoke to someone living there for 15 years (I just purchased in February) and there's no changes she'd recommend. I hope to enjoy it as much!

Have owned here since 2004. Sherrie, the tyrant, is no longer employed and we have a much better…read moresite manager. Staff come and go but are generally helpful and friendly. Condo fees are in line with other communities and you get a lot for them: pool, tennis courts, theatre, gym, library. Are there rules? Yes, it's a condominium association. There is a mix of all age groups, so would not say it is totally geriatric. It's a good starter home for young couples. I try to ignore the nosy gossips, but you will have them anywhere you live. I bought here due to the great location, safety, and quiet neighborhood. I can walk to Hunt Valley Town Center. No snow shoveling. No grass cutting. I'm very happy to live here.

I've been at Chetwood Circle for a couple years now and was referring a friend to Padonia Apts when…read moreI noticed all of the negative comments. Configured I would chime in, which I normally don't do either negatively or positively. Before moving in owned a house and sold it to temporarily live in an apt until another home is purchased. Don't like apartments but living here has somewhat changed my mind. Neighborhood is clean and crime free from what I noticed. The maintenance people have been very responsive to any repairs I've had. They fix issue which has only been a couple and leave a note saying they were there, which was a nice gesture. Whenever I have to go to management office (not very often) they have been very kind and responsive. Never have problem with parking or vandalism. Rates are competitive with similar properties. Convenient to highways. And shopping and even PA line. Cons- it's an apartment, which isn't Padonia fault. It's not a remolded unit but still nice and clean. I would recommend getting a renovated unit, which are very nice and if I'm going to be here another year or more I am going to switch. Truly has been a pleasure and with all the windows and lighting in apartment I love it! Hope this helps anyone looking. Good luck!

You should probably look elsewhere. Here is a break down review…read more There are essentially no lights in the apartment. There is a light in the kitchen, den, hallway, walk-in closet, and bathroom. There is no light in the living room or bedroom. I guess that is on me for not checking to see that there were lights in the apartment before moving in? The kitchen has minimal storage and the storage it does have is questionable. Two cabinets above the fridge do not open. The storage above the sink is lacking structure and caves in the middle. Things will break. Under the sink is just an open space. It is unsettling because there's at least one mouse in the apartment. I do not want to store things under the sink out of fear that the mouse will get into it. The bathroom light is attached to the fan which is super loud and does not vent. I have to shower with the door wide open in order to vent the bathroom. The reason the bathroom needs to be vented is because the paint they used for the bathroom has an oil in it that leaks when exposed to heat. Any time hot water or steam is used in the bathroom, the ceiling leaks a yellow oil. This oil drips on the ground, down the walls, and onto the sink. In order to make the bathroom somewhat "clean" I have to clean the ceiling twice a week. After about two months of living there, the tile started peeling and chipping like paint. The lack of ventilation also causes mold to grow above where the "tile" ends and wall begins. The drain is rusted and there's no drain cover, just a circular disk to place over the drain if you want to take a bath. The floor of the tub takes on a black color if you don't clean it weekly. The toilet paper holder is across from the toilet and is nearly impossible to reach. I had to buy my own holder so I can actually reach. Everything about the bathroom is stressful. The light cover in the den is so low that I, a 5'4" human, have bumped my head on it. It shattered within the first month of me living there. I can only assume they did that knowing everyone would break it and they could fine us for it. Honestly, that is a smart move on their part. There is a mouse living there. I have spotted it multiple times throughout my time here. It only comes out at night and no traps work. I submitted a maintenance request for it a few weeks after I moved in. They sent pest control to come. I didn't receive a letter to lock up my dog, so the man couldn't come in. I had to wait another week for them to come back because pest control only comes on Wednesdays. I provided the main office with the number for my dog walker so she could know when to come because I didn't want to leave my dog in her crate for 10 hours. The dog walker came and then put my dog in the bedroom so she was out of the way for pest control. I came home to my dog terrified, my bed peed on, and everything on my dresser now on the floor. That was 100% a me problem which I was fine with as long as there was no more mouse. But pest control didn't do anything! They said they did not see any activity (which makes sense because it only comes out at night) and they put down traps. They said they didn't spray anything because I have a pet that roams. But I had already put down traps. So, my dog freaked out and peed on my bed for absolutely nothing. I got married while living here and asked to add my husband to the lease. I figured it would just be adding his name to it. They wanted $500 for me to add him even though literally nothing else was changing. When I paid $500, they were upset because I did it online and not by a certified check. There was a notice taped to my neighbor's mailbox that said they are taking him to court for failure to pay rent. That was such a disrespectful way to go about it. That is a private matter and just shows how much they value money over all else. Most dog owners don't pick up after their dog. They put the nicest people who care a lot in the leasing office because it is impossible to get mad at them. But the company itself is terrible. The design and functionality of the apartment is atrocious.

We just got approved to move in Briarcliff apartments and I am so grateful!! Bria Tyson at the…read moreBriarcliff office is amazing!! She has been working hard for us to get in and now we are moving in soon!! Bria is the type of person that you want to deal with in the whole moving process!! I thank you Bria so much for all you have done and hope others will be able to see your amazing work and personality!!

Maintenance doesn't do work orders. I just moved in a week ago on 9/2/2025. There was Beehives on…read morethe balcony, the shower drain is clogged and the carpets were filthy. The lease states that the carpets are steam cleaned prior to the previous tenents moving out but they never did that. The beehive and shower work orders were put in and they just closed them out through the online portal without doing anything. Don't move to this apartment complex, even though the rent is cheap you'll be paying the price in other ways.

If you are considering steeplechase as your future home, I do strongly suggest. Compared to the…read moreother apartment complexes on Cranbrook Road, this is by far the best one. You will see some mentions about mice, which we do occasionally have ONLY when it starts to get cold and they are itty bitty tiny field mice and maintenance does not hesitate to come out and seal anything they can. Previous apartments i have lived in, talking to your property manager is a nightmare. They are either impossible to get ahold of or, when you are able to speak to them, they are extremely rude and dismissive of how you feel. I can genuinely say Steeplechase does not have this issue. Erikka Davis our asst prop manager takes complaints very very seriously especially when they are affecting the quality of her residents lives. If you have to stay around cockeysville, and steeplechase is within your budget, i absolutely recommend.

In these trying times financially, it can be hard to find a rental that is not 3 times the rent (…read moreFirst month, last month, and security deposit) just to move in. These days you pay a lot of rent for a small space. These apartments are spacious and the management has turned over. I am happy to live here.

False Advertising which used to be a crime, however with organizations like this they get away with…read moreit, and plenty of other things. Their latest is that they tout no Aqua Bill having a custom made sign constructed in that there is NO WATER BILL. That stated in the attached photo all the while when in your rent check sent out there is a WATER BILL. ***Statement of bill attached, $12 per month

This property management company is the absolute worst. They are never available in the leasing…read moreoffice and are the least understanding about anything. I have had leaks coming from the ceiling that happen weekly due to the fact that they put the a/c units in the ceiling, structural cracks, nothing is taken care of and nobody will come out if there is an actual emergency leak. They don't take care of the buildings, the hallways look absolute terrible and the front door breaks every week. You are better off finding anywhere else to live.

So I'm originally from New Jersey, where the cost of living is through the roof! I mean, you…read morecannot find a one bedroom apartment for less than $1000 dollars. And if you do find a cheap one, it is an absolute dump in a terrible neighborhood. So coming to Maryland has shown me that you really can get a nice apartment for a great price! I checked out apartments all around the Cranbrook area and they were all nice, but Lakecrest had the best price and got me moved in the fastest. I actually signed the lease agreement, got approved, and started moving in all in the same day. Can you beat that? Heck no! My only complaints are that I wish each unit had its own washer/dryer and some of the complexes are situated so that you have to walk around the building to get to the entrance... Very inconvenient for moving in/out or just walking from the door to your car, especially in the rain/snow. But other than that, if you're looking for a nice, cheap apartment, you can't beat Lakecrest. And it actually does have a lake, which provides a very picturesque view!

From the owner: Picture yourself at Lakecrest, Lakeview or Kings Crossing... living in one of Dulaney Valley's most…read morebeautiful and convenient settings. Escape to a community with beautifully manicured grounds, quiet tree-shaded streets and a five acre beautiful lake yet only minutes from I-83.

I signed my lease for my private entrance studio apartment in Rossbrooke area back in March of 2013…read moreand moved in late May 2013. I had lived in over 5 locations throughout the past 7 months and was really excited to just have a solid place to live for 12 months. I came from a small town in Indiana were money wasn't really a priority or really a commodity which made living very difficult. I moved to Maryland over 4 years ago and as previously mentioned, lived in several locations. Henderson-Webb has to be one of the most unorganized and very behind technologically and generationally. They make us pay with coupon cards that you have to put into envelopes and turn into a small drop box every month. There are many other apartment communities that offer online payment options or even a 5 to 6 month chunk payment method. It's really inconvenient. The price you pay compared to the experience you get is awful. I pay for Comcast and BGE. Henderson-Webb provides everything else, garbage and water. If it's anything I really have to complain about it's the amount of times my hot water goes out every single week. I've had to call maintenance at least once a week about the hot water issues. For a last minute resort, I chose Henderson-Webb. They told me I would be incredibly satisfied with the company but I guess that's up for argument. I really want to put nice and enjoyable things about the company but I can't honestly find any. The face-to-face customer service is fantastic, but that's because it's face-to-face and they have to be as nice to you as they can but when you call them on the phone they absolutely don't care about you. Anytime I have to call maintenance for anything or the leasing office for a question, they don't care about me and have no answers for any questions I may have. I would recommend checking out another apartment complex and company before coming back to Henderson-Webb. I have lived in one other very well esteemed apartment complex in Towson, MD that really trumps Henderson-Webb and I'm pleased to say that my next years lease has been signed with them again.

they have poor service in maintenance. the park are not entertaining for the kids. the rent is…read moreridiculous. For bin your in a financial situation and they don't care they will go to the courts and put as much on a notive as possible smh. They are not human just robot looking for money. it is so many empty apartment there. I'm surprised they have not been sued yet.

I lived here once for 3 years my first apartment. I loved it ! I didn't have any mice or bugsread more

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