I've been living in Hammock Oaks for over a month now and everyone here is so friendly, neighbors,…read moremaintenance, office people, etc has been amazing & totally accommodating for all our needs & wants for our home.

If I could give this community a -0, I would. I resided here for about 3 years. In all this time, I…read morehad no idea I was paying for other people's water. They send you a water bill, which is included with your rent and neglect to tell you that it is not being read on separate meters, that they take the total of all units and divide it so called equally amongst the tenants. This is not fair because I used my water conservatively to keep my costs down and always got a high bill. The assistant is very nasty. Because she did not like that I expressed my concerns about how they billed people when I moved out she kept my deposit, Vanessa and charged for replacing carpet that could have been patched for 2 small spots. So, Vanessa kept my over $900 deposit plus charged me an additional $900 and change for replacing the carpet. I replaced carpet in a previous apartment that yes my dog messed up and it was only $1100. First of all, everyone that lives there will need to be prepared to replace the carpet upon moving out because the carpet they use is so cheap and thin to begin with. The apartments inside are nothing fancy and they charge way too much for rent. Then for holidays, kids can't enjoy the festivities because they send emails stating you are renting only the inside of your domain and can not decorate for the holidays making it to me not family friendly. I received emails for people who had been late with their rent to my email address, HIPPA violation, in which I still have. Vanessa is just messy and I would not trust her especially if she feels like you've done something to piss her off. So, because I voiced my opinion respectfully about how they charge for water, she decided to get back at me by keeping my deposit and charging me extra. I don't know how Arlington Properties allow her to do this to people. Also my neighbor behind me broke their lease and made it their business to inform of the 4 different types of black mold in the air handler they never informed me about. All the units connect thus blowing that mold throughout the units. No regards for safety for the residents. All they care about is collecting money, but they can decorate for the holidays at the office. I would not recommend anyone moving into these units until they fix the problems. They also made residents pay for a water leak that had nothing to do with the units but the complex itself and did not inform the residents. Crooks are what they are. And I want my money from my deposit because Vanessa told me that the carpet could not be patched because it was discontinued so I guess she choose whatever was most expensive with consulting the resident. How are you just going to say this without documentation that it was even done. I'm no dummy. I'm not trusting what you say, because you can't be trusted lady with all due respect. Victoria was on maternity leave when I moved out, she's a good one to deal with.

Incredible service and attention to detail with staff anytime!!!…read moreProperty is quiet and unique in many ways- one bedroom apartments are a nice size with great appliances and decor! Price is fair in this market too....

The leasing process was smooth and convenient, especially since my husband and I were able to…read moresecure a unit before arriving in the area. Unfortunately, our experience has gone downhill since move-in. On our first day (Friday), the AC wasn't working and couldn't be addressed until Monday. In the meantime, we were given loud portable AC units that only cooled the bedrooms. Maintenance spent about three days attempting repairs and replacing parts, but for nearly five days, the apartment temperature ranged between 78 and 85 degrees. Even now, the AC struggles to go below 72 degrees. While that may not seem extreme, we pay for electricity, including AC, and should be able to set it to a comfortable temperature. When I raised this concern, the maintenance staff became frustrated and suggested we were using the thermostat incorrectly, despite following both provided instructions and additional research. There have been several other issues as well. The washer barely agitates, regardless of the setting or load size--even with a single blanket. The front door is extremely difficult to close and lock, requiring significant effort each time we leave. The garbage disposal didn't work upon move-in, although it was eventually fixed. More concerning are the safety and quality issues. I am allergic to bees, and there are wasp nests around the building and even on the balcony screen. With a visible gap in the screen, this presents a real health risk. The carpets have a noticeable odor despite appearing recently cleaned, and there are no transition strips between tile and carpet, leaving exposed gaps. There is no security. The trash is all the way at the entrance of the property and gets so full you can't put your trash in. If you get home past 530 expect to park farrrr away unless you wanna pay for parking near your building. I Moving is already stressful, and dealing with this many problems right away has made the experience worse. After reading reviews on other sites, it seems these issues are not isolated. I'm sharing this so others can make an informed decision. While some may have positive experiences here, this has been mine. Update: Another maintenance worker told us that the AC will not get colder than 20 degrees colder than outside. So if it gets to 100 degrees outside it will be 80 in the apartment. I can't wait to leave this place.

A lovely place to live, within immediate vicinity of everything you need or want (grocery stores,…read moregym, shopping, downtown Mount Dora, etc). The staff are the best, especially Jennifer. Her communication skills are amazing. If I had any issues, they were solved immediately; and she always had the answers to my questions. Never did I hear, "let me get back to you." as she always seemed to know. Maintenance was always quick to resolve any issues, and they always left a note on what was done. I had new carpet and A/C as well, which is the best environment to walk into after moving across the country. This next item might be weird, but in Florida, a huge must: trees. Most apartment complexes do not have trees, or mature ones at that. They keep your car cool when it's hot, and give you reprieve when walking around; in addition, they make it feel more like home. I have lived in a lot of apartments, this is by far the best.

I've been a resident at Bristol Lakes Apts for over 5 yrs. I agree with Darren J.'s review. Not…read moreperfect, but a nice place to live with reasonable rent rates.

It's nice and very clean and I live there for 6 years and still there and the sit manager is very…read morenice and she knows what she's doing and she takes care of the place. She also takes care of everyone and she also walks around the complex to make sure everything's okay She's a very good manager and she loves neatness and clean apartments and lawn cut always done she always on things I really like she do thi

My mother is a current resident here and they are completely unprofessional. Do not live here…read moreunless you want outside vendors inside your apartment without staff supervision. They said they never let outside vendors inside the apartments without a staff member but that is not true. My mother has walked in multiple times to a complete stranger in her home. One time she was sleep and pest control, who is an outside company, walked right into her home with the key he got from the front office WITH NO STAFF MEMBER PRESENT WITH HIM. When he realized someone was home, that is when he identified himself. Now several items including money has come up missing shortly after these companies visit. When she talked to the maintenance supervisor he said he makes too much money to steal from her. Shortly after, the property manager called my mother and was very dismissive also stating "ain't nobody stealing from you. I am not setting up a meeting for this." Their response is completely disrespectful and unnecessary. How can someone feel safe at home when they give your keys to anyone and don't follow up on real complaints.

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Living in the bustling urban sprawl of South Florida, I was looking forward to checking out the…read moreslower-paced Mount Dora area during a group meetup taking place there over a few days recently. The town was a little hard for me to find once I drove further northwest past the core of Orlando, but once I followed the bends and turns and made it there I was glad I did. The town is nice and navigable on foot or bicycle (you can drive around too, of course, but the streets/parking can be a challenge). There are plenty of interesting and unique little places to eat and shop around the downtown area. Definitely venture all the way down the hill to Lake Dora, where you can take a cruise or even a seaplane ride, or just relax on a bench at the dock and enjoy the view. The locals are generally friendly and laid back. If you want to stay overnight, there are a few hotels around, but the bed & breakfasts are really quaint. I stayed in one of the cottages of the Mt. Dora Historic Inn which was a relaxing and different kind of lodging experience. As for things to do besides stroll around and eat/shop, you can take a Segway tour, go for a walk along the nature trails at the edge of town, go boating, take an antique train ride, etc. The only downside I noticed was that the town seemed to "go to bed with the sun", i.e. many of the smaller stores and restaurants close just after dark, and unusually early on the weekend. Overall, though, Mount Dora is really a hidden gem of a town and should be a place to consider checking out as a side trip to Orlando.

What a fun little town! This place hada little bit of everything- eclectic shops for kids and…read moregrown ups, a few antique shops, many boutiques and a variety of restaurants, a gun store, a museum, an awesome playground by the lake, etc. the place was great.

I recently reached out to this office to potentially list my Downtown waterfront home in Mount…read moreDora. After encountering their office admin Leslie Douglas, I will NOT ever be using their services and plan to tell everyone else to avoid them as well! I have never in my life experienced such unprofessional and undeniable rudeness from ANYONE in customer service ever. You ma'am are nothing short of the worst human they could ever have work for them. Leslie Douglas, shame on you and shame to your bosses for allowing such a vile person to work for them. Good riddance to Weichert Realtors, Hallmark Properties!!!

We have had one of the best experiences working with our Realtor Sonya Jones. She has been such a…read moregreat help and made our home buying process very smooth. She answered all our questions and she was very attentive to our needs. It was no hassel to reach her. She was always available. If you want a good Realtor, you won't go wrong with Sonya. She's the best. Thanks Sonya! Tina & Rico