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Gaslight Village - Master Bedroom in 2BR

Gaslight Village

(16 reviews)

This is going to be long and I apologise for that. I'll start with the good because I think that's…read morefair, I've lived here since about 2014 and it hasn't all been bad. In fact, moving here initially into the two br apartment was so peaceful. We had just come from a really unsafe apartment complex and I started to count my blessings every morning that I woke up here. In fact, from 2014-2017 I can count on one hand the issues we had inside the apartment where maintenance needed to be called. I was genuinely happy living here. Cut to the summer of '18 and my family and I switch to a 3Br apartment here. I began noticing a lot of insects once winter was over with. And I don't mean a fly here and a fly there. All kinds of bugs ALL of the time. It takes a lot for bugs to disturb my peace so to put it into perspective, I began spending many summer nights at my friends farmhouse in NH. There were less bugs and we could sleep peacefully. Last year they fixed the structure around the dumpster (the dumpsters are very close to our bedroom windows) and this seemed to help quite a bit. Mold! Mold has been a source of contention for myself and maintenance. In fact I get the impression when I bring up mold it's like awaking a sleeper agent that was in place to defend mold and mold alone. Jokes aside, the air conditioner in this new 3br apartment/master br was thick with mold. The former manager fixed this immediately but the conversation between him and the maintenance man is something that lives in my head forever. "You sure that's not dirt?" "It's ...mold..." Anyway, it happened again in the one they replaced it with. Replaced it again. It happened again. The thing about AC units is they can be prone to mold because they don't drain FAST enough, you need to drill a hole under the coils or add a piece of cloth to create a wick effect. I don't think I need to tell anyone how dangerous black mold is, I'm a cancer patient of almost 15 years and my treatment affects my lung capacity. So mold exposure is dangerous for me. The former manager and I had words over this. He stated that mold doesn't spread and that they will not be replacing the unit again. He then told me the last AC unit they took out of my bedroom was cleaned and reused. So I asked, ok can you clean this one then because I don't want to take apart an appliance that isn't my own property. It was a no. Eventually maintenance came up with the solution of giving me a small window unit AC, but that still leaves the mold infested unit hanging out in the bedroom. This eventually had mold grow on it too but I'm sure you see a pattern here. Let's talk about noise. Everyone sees the reviews, the walls are thin/floors are super loud. We used to think it was just neighbors being jerks (sometimes it is) but it's really mostly the apartment itself. The new manager is building kind of a "no nonsense" reputation. They're actually planning on withholding part of my deposit because either maintenance/the former tenant painted the bathroom sink and mirror two different green colors and no one made note of it. So when he took over we got a bill saying we were being charged for this. Not sure why I'd paint the sink two different greens but keep the rest of my apartment a bird doodoo white but whatever floats your boat! Having a no nonsense manager has its pros though. It seems like he is taking care of problems that were being neglected for far too long and I'm appreciative of this. I think this place needs serious help though and anyone who inherits it will surely be overwhelmed. We have a new mice problem in these buildings now (exterminator came and took care of ours but we know our friends are still having problems.) There are some other issues going on that have been for awhile like people who are involved in drug activity (doesn't feel super safe), having our doorbell buzzed at 1-2AM by strangers, uncharitable behavior like subjecting everyone including children in the building to loud intimate noises and late partying, plumbing issues, heavy cigarette smoke (I'd suggest an air purifier.) The problems that everyone is having here would be small if one happened every once in awhile. Our neighbor the other day said it best "I don't expect perfection but every day there is something new." If you report problems enough to the office you'll start to feel how I feel, like you're bothering them even though you're doing what you're supposed to do. Some notes: Gas Light is one of the most affordable apartment complexes here in South Weymouth. We are still here because we suffer financially and sometimes when you're poor and there are this many issues, it feels like you're not good enough to live to the standards that everyone else has available to them. Feeling abandoned and overwhelmed is something I've felt at times here and I hope to be able to leave soon.

We broke our lease after only living here for 4 months because our apartment complex was infested…read morewith cockroaches.

Lenox Farms - Hole from tooth-seizures 4 days later

Lenox Farms

(66 reviews)

When I sold my house in a very quiet rural area and decided to rent, finding someplace quiet yet…read moreclose to the city was a top priority. After doing my homework and reading reviews on apartmentfinder and rent.com, I narrowed it down to three choices before choosing Lenox Farm. Eleni was my leasing agent. She was helpful, pleasant and courteous, and always prompt in getting back to me. When she was not available I found Andrew to be great at answering questions and getting back to be in a timely fashion. Kudos to both of them for being so great. They helped make my move (both in and out) as well as my overall experience at Lenox Farm easy and enjoyable. Obviously one's experience is going to vary upon where they live in this or any other community. My unit was in the back corner on the second floor. After doing such thorough research I expected it to be quiet, but I had no idea that I would never hear a single surrounding neighbor. Couple that with the fact that I had a private garage that entered directly into my unit, and I knew I had made the correct choice. During my one year stay at Lenox Farm, I tried to see the negatives that other reviewers had pointed out. Yes, occasionally people parked alongside the curb right outside of their unit. However, it was always addressed pretty quickly as the cars would only be there for a week or two before returning to the correct parking spaces. I would say I walked around the community a fair amount, particularly in the nicer months, and never found any stray animal waste. The clubhouse, pool, gym, and other amenities were always available when they were supposed to be, well maintained and enjoyable. I spent more than my fair share of time at the pool Last Summer. The community grounds were always meticulously maintained, and snow removal never caused even the slightest delay in my daily routine. If I had to find something to gripe about it would be the following: -Occasionally the shower would take a while before hot water was present, even in the warmer months. -The price seems a little on the high side (Rent was equivalent to a mortgage on a $425,000 house) considering it's Braintree and not the city, but is consistent with surroundings communities, and by far the best value. (meaning they're all overpriced). -The front gate was broken and stayed open for months at a time. Before moving a little further south to be closer to work I had a change of heart and wanted to stay at Lenox Farm, but by that point my unit was already leased to another (apparently it's a desirable unit). Nobody's fault but mine. Overall my experience at Lenox Farm was great and I would highly recommend it to anyone considering renting south of the city.

UDR HQ's really has to put this property under magnifying glass!!!…read more- Management team turnover is very high. - Renovation quality is rock bottom. - Flooring peels off and they cannot update or replace. Tile picked is discontinued. - Faucets peels off and rusts. - Smart key locks are malfunctioning. - There is rodent issue that cannot be managed with pest control company. NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY!

The Mastlight

The Mastlight

(17 reviews)

I don't have much to say…read more There's not a lot going on here. It is very pretty tho, and it has been in many media photo-shoots, video shoots, and so on.

THIS PLACE IS LOWCLASS NOT LUXURY, do not be fooled by anything they say or do for you during the…read moreshowing of this place! They are only trying to get you into a lease so they can make their money! Think about it... do you really think any leasing office in America will really tell you the horrible flaws of a place they're trying to rent?! All I'm gonna say is listen to reviews by tenants who've lived here and the ones that are exposing this place!! Would you eat at a restaurant because of the commercials or because actual customers show pictures and truth telling reviews? God bless you and stay away from this hell hole, unless you want to go through these things below : Stepping on poop , water turning brown , maintenance leaving trash/particles from what they "fixed" on ya floor instead of putting it in the trash, elevators always going out, listening to your neighbors phone ring tone due to weak wall insulation, cigarette smoke through your bathroom vent, hallways smelling like mildew, cold breeze airing through your windows due to weak windows installed, bird poop all over your car if you PAY for under garage parking, POOL AREA DIRTIER THAN A PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL IN THE GHETTO, the leasing office constantly inventing a reason for maintenance to go through our apartments, bad lighting on off street parking so you might step on poop or be spooked cause it's so dark after sundown and paying for everything LIGHTS, GAS, WATER, SEWER, & HIGH A$$ RENT. STAY AWAY

The Point at Weymouth - Community roof deck

The Point at Weymouth

(1 review)

I would not waste your time coming to live here! They dont take care of their residents at all! And…read morehere is why.. There has been nasty dog bath water that has leaked all over my windows because someone was throwing it over their porch above me and my apartment smelled like wet dog for months (this was within the first few months i moved in). My AC and heating system has broken down twice because of gas leaks. There has been a water leak in one of my bathrooms that they have to come and cut holes into my ceiling bathroom where my son takes his bath. There has been dog shit in front of my door because the residents dont know how to pick up after there pets. I have had no hot water and I PAY FOR MY OWN WATER HERE! not to mention you have to pay $400 for the community room to host a party oh and your guest have to pay for parking at the T-station across the street if they want to visit. You pay for your own parking spot just to have people that dont live here take your spot anyway and there is no one to make sure that it doesnt happen because they dont give a fuck as long as they are getting a pay check. you even pay them to take your trash every night but if its over 25 pounds they leave it for you to do. And just for context we are a family of 3 with a 18 month old. We pay over $3000 for rent + water + parking for 2 cars!!! THIS PLACE IS A SCAM DO NOT LIVE HERE! save your money and go somewhere else. if i could give a - star review i would!

From the owner: Our studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments in Weymouth are perfectly located for life. Enjoy…read moreeasy access to everywhere you want to be with the commuter rail station right outside your front door and the area's major highways just a short drive away. You'll love our stylish apartment homes with spacious layouts, large closets, sleek appliances, and oversized windows for plenty of natural light. Plus, our amenities are specially crafted for the good life with engaging rooftop social spaces, a fully equipped fitness center, outdoor dining areas and more. At The Point at Weymouth you'll find everything you need to feel like you're exactly where you belong.

Queen Anne's Gate Apartments - CMJ Management laid 'new carpet' over urine-soaked subfloor and snapped tack strips.

Queen Anne's Gate Apartments

(17 reviews)

After living here for 1.5 years, you have to take the good with the bad, and everything in between…read more Maintenance: seriously awesome! Whether it's plumbing or a paint touch-up, it gets taken care of extremely quick. They can even install an extra A/C in the horizontal slider window with some plexiglass. As for winter-time: just clear off your car, and the rest is plowed and salted. Price: Rent this close to Boston will be expensive no matter what. Prices used to be on the lower side of the spectrum, but have since increased. Noise: Sometimes people outside can be a bit obnoxious with the yelling, and somethings kids playing a little late into the evening, but no one testing the limits of their amp. Safety: While I've never felt unsafe, there are a couple of things I'm not thrilled about. First, I wish there were more functioning cameras throughout. Second: packages get stolen like mad! USPS does not deliver, leaving a note to pick up at the post office. If you are getting packages by any other carrier, ship it to a friend, your office, else your package will get opened, if not taken. I've had lens wipes stolen... enjoy your clean glasses a*****e! Neighbors: Other than thieves who steal your s*** leaving torn packages in the lobby, people keep mostly to themselves. But some folks need to learn to use a dumpster. It's not difficult, just don't leave it strewn outside, this is not a modern art installation. Though the complex is officially smoke-free, I can sometimes smell mild cigarette smoke coming in from the bathroom vent (most likely). Hot water: As someone who likes hot showers, the water is far from tepid at ~140°, and I love it! No, I don't crank it all the way, I'm not insane. Parking: I've never had an issue with parking, and there's always a spot nearby. Though I do wish they would repaint some of the lines! Area: Nice for a walk (semi-circle of about 1/2 a mile), with a good amount of greenery. However, due to its forest-like nature, always keep some bug spray around. Would also be nice to have some sidewalks, though people don't particularly drive it's NASCAR. There is a bus station at one of the entrances to the complex. The bus runs okay (the T is well, the T), it runs enough to get you to and from work, but if you need to get to work early, or are planning to get back very late, seek other means. The bus is 222P, the 'P' is important. Lighting: I would invest in some new lighting. The lamps around the complex have a nice aesthetic but are quite dim. The parking lots are generally well illuminated, but that light pollution though... One of these insanely bright things mounted on a different building acts as a sort of nightlight! Bricks: My apartment is a freakin' sauna! Heat may be included, but it's like having a radiator in a steam room. Sure, it's great for aesthetic and fire-resistance, but not climate. Case-in-point: outside was ~50°, heat off, balcony opened a crack, still, 80° in the apartment. I wish I were kidding. If you like it cold, try for an electricity-included unit... I like it cold, and my electric bill in summer is insane. Pools: Small and more for the kids, two-and-a-half strokes, and I am on the other side! Though they are great to cool off on 90° days for everyone. There are chairs to get from R & R in the sun, though they're not the most comfortable Basketball and tennis courts are okay, but the volleyball court lacks a net (or even the posts anymore). There is a small playground, but I'm afraid I've outgrown it by quite a bit. Fitness Center: three treadmills, two ellipticals, some free weights, and a pulley. If that's all you care about, you're almost fine. Otherwise, just go somewhere else. Not open 24-hours (which is weird considering you need RFID access). Also, no spray/towels to wipe machines down. The closet is useless for holding coats in winter. There are toilets and showers, though the showers could use a lot of love. Bring shower shoes! Pre-move cleaning: They did a stupendous job of cleaning the apartment pre-move-in. I thought they'd just vacuumed and borrowed my parents' carpet steam cleaner, and the water came out clean! Though as it is with old carpet, no matter how good you clean, the stains eventually pop back up. A bit of the weird: The cabinets could use a better layout. Some of them you have to reach with your whole arm in the blind and hope you pull out what you were going for. I want to get a thermos, not do the hokey-pokey. Likewise, some of the closets have storage above, but the door only reaches so far. Light switches are sometimes poorly placed, a light switch for the plug directly below means I have extension cords running half the length of the bedroom!

We have lived at Queen Ann's for over three years and in those three years we've had a couple of…read morefloods in our townhouse several mold issues which I needed to get the health inspector in for management did not want to do anything about this. It was a continuous argument to get The unit done right Office does not answer the phone when you try to call. They have two pools that they show you only one is open in the summer all the time the other one's not open because the office managers don't want the noise bothering them during the work week The office does not do anything about the residents that are disruptive throughout the neighborhood. They bury their heads like ostriches.

Fairing Way - retirement_homes - Updated October 2026

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