I recently just moved from California. It was a timely move, and Joe was so helpful and had the…read moreupmost respect from me. From staying up to assist me to making sure I settled in okay, I highly recommend this apartment complex. Talk to Joe, he will help you in any way possible. Very good!

I am so glad I found this community !! The family environment with this group of individuals is…read moreunprecedented. I moved in during this global crisis and never felt more calm . Brittany , Charlene and Joe were there for me through the entire process . I never felt pressured in any way and every question was answered . They went above and beyond to make my place a home . I've never been more excited to live in a place where the maintenance staff knows my name and waves in less than a week . The gratitude I have for this staff can not be put into words ! Anyone looking to move to Augusta STOP and call them now

Great property. I have lived here for 2 years. The landscaping is beautiful and the staff is…read moreawesome. I would highly recommend!!!!!!!!!!

My family and I moved into this apartment complex in September 2025, after living here for nearly…read more10 months, I can confidently say we will not be renewing our lease when it ends. The biggest issue has been an ongoing wildlife problem, particularly raccoons. To management's credit, some progress has been made in removing the animals after reports of aggressive behavior and incidents involving residents. However, management has consistently failed to clean up the feces, trash, and mess left behind. Residents and their pets are regularly forced to either walk through feces-stained breezeways and stairwells or clean up the mess themselves. This is a serious health and safety concern that has gone largely unaddressed. Despite multiple emails, phone calls, and portal messages beginning on May 28, management has failed to adequately resolve the issue. We have been verbally assured several times that cleanup would be handled, yet the problem persists. More concerning, management refuses to respond to these concerns in writing despite repeated documented requests, choosing instead to make verbal promises that have not been fulfilled. Another major frustration is the mandatory Valet Living trash service. Residents are required to pay for it, but the service frequently fails to run as scheduled or misses pickups without notice. There is no option to opt out, even when the service is not being provided as outlined in the lease. When we first moved in, management and maintenance were responsive. Over time, however, communication, accountability, and overall property management have noticeably declined. There has also been an increase in vehicle thefts, vandalism, wildlife issues, and disruptive neighbors. While not every issue is directly management's fault, their failure to address ongoing problems, maintain common areas, and communicate transparently has made living here increasingly frustrating.

Fun place to enjoy free time on weekends, conveniently located near SRP park, fun place to hold…read moresmall events and enjoy the outdoors.

Beautiful place where to walk, to eat and to appreciate the nature. We come back soonread more

If I could give this place zero stars, I absolutely would. I came in as a prospective resident with…read morea scheduled tour, but the experience was so unprofessional and off-putting that I walked away completely turned off. From the moment I walked in, I was not greeted or acknowledged. I had to wander around to find the leasing office myself. When I finally encountered the leasing professional, she never introduced herself or welcomed me to the community--something that should be basic courtesy. I informed her that I had a 1:30 PM appointment, and she simply told me to wait in the main lobby with no further explanation. After waiting about 10 minutes, I overheard her complaining about being hungry and having five more appointments that day. It was very clear she didn't want to be there. When she finally came to assist us, I explained that I was interested in viewing both a one- and two-bedroom unit because I wasn't yet sure of what size I'd need. She quickly shut that down, saying she couldn't show me both because she was alone and had too many appointments. Mind you, I had already scheduled this tour in advance and had taken time off work to be there. Throughout the entire process, she had a noticeable attitude--cold, dismissive, and visibly annoyed. It felt like I was an inconvenience rather than a potential future resident. She didn't take time to explain any amenities (just pointed vaguely in their direction), and when we viewed the apartment, she didn't engage, ask questions, or offer any insight. The entire "tour" lasted maybe two minutes. She didn't seem to care about my questions--or me. After the brief walk-through, I was handed a packet with minimal information. Pricing details were missing, and the interaction ended just as impersonal as it began. This type of service is unacceptable. The leasing professional clearly lacks proper training and professionalism, and her attitude alone is enough to drive prospective residents away. If this is how potential tenants are treated, I can only imagine how current residents feel. I strongly advise avoiding this community unless there's a serious change in staff or customer service standards.

We are new residents (three weeks) of the Parc at Flowing Wells apartments. When we toured the…read morecommunity a few months ago, we were very pleased with the professionalism of the leasing staff, the amenities and the overall appearance of the community. However, on moving day three weeks ago, we were horrified by the appearance of the stairwells and breezeway of our building (2516). Both were stained and filled with debris and bugs. The damage to the breezeway is well beyond just pressure treatment. They need to be repaired, retreated and repainted. Exit signs were broken and light fixture covers were dangling. These could be possible safety concerns. This was not a warm welcome to our new home. If these observations had been seen during the tour, we would NOT have chosen The Parc as our home. This is not what we want to see each time we enter our home. It's also embarrassing to welcome guests. We have a few other observations that are listed below with pictures/videos as evidence. The microwave control panel was broken prior to move in (please see video). Maintenance checked the microwave and confirmed that the panel is broken. However, we were informed by maintenance and management that the microwave cannot be replaced because it is still functioning. The front door threshold needs to be repaired and the weatherstripping is rotted. Maintenance said that they will order a replacement; however, they are unsure when it will be received. We observed cockroaches crawling inside from underneath the front door. We purchased and installed weatherstripping from a home improvement store to keep bugs from crawling in. Lastly, we bought into the amenity of the safety and security of a gated community. However, both front and rear access points have been broken since we moved in. In conclusion, we would like to see The Parc live up to its advertising potential as a gated Luxury Apartment community. It is our sincere hope that the issues discussed will be addressed and used as a learning opportunity to improve the quality of life at The Parc and make it a place that residents will be proud to call home. Please review our pictures and video at the end of the online review segment.

The management here refuses to remove residents who use marijuana on the property and even in their…read morerooms, in clear violation of the lease agreement, and the smell travels into other people's apartments. This is an almost daily problem. This smell is intrusive, pervasive, and overwhelming and keeps you from being able to enjoy the space you're paying to stay in. Many residents have complained to no avail, and some have left. Some have financial challenges and face difficulty finding another place to live. Some have families and little children who are exposed. Even repeated complaints to the leasing office have not resulted in the removal of these residents. The rooms are also ridden with pests that seem to find a way into your apartment no matter what you do. Amazingly, there are nails on the ground from work done around the property, and they pose a real danger. They are difficult to see unless you are looking for them or unless you step on one, which I actually did. Thankfully, I did not get infected but it would have been a very different situation if I had been. This property is not a good place to stay. I'd strongly encourage anyone looking for a place to stay to avoid Stevens Creek Commons.

I have been here a little over a month, and I have loved every moment. SarahTate and Hope was…read morenothing but AMAZING to me! Hope helped me with everything any little question or concern I had was resolved right then and there and when I was not able to get to her Ms. SarahTate stepped right in and helped me with no problem! They are absolutely the sweetest people! The small concerns that I had inside my unit was fixed within the first 2 days of my move in date. Nothing major though! I recommend this community to anyone! It is very quiet, close to a lot of places and the added amenities are even better!! Thank you for the service you guys have provided.

It's just ghetto. The apartments are old and cheaply built, so sound leaks and it's drafty…read more There are issues with pests because their pest management service is unreliable. In the three years I've lived at Woodcrest, I've seen pest control on site about twice. I'm sure they come more often but it isn't enough to feel their presence. I've dealt with pests pretty much on my own. Maintenance is very slow to take care of issues, and there are no emergency maintenance services. Management has changed about four times since I've lived here, which really says something. They've all been pretty bad. Maybe it'll get better, maybe not. But potential renters deserve to know. There's a lot of random parking lot activity (cookouts, kids playing, people hanging out... all in the parking lot). Some of this could be due to the area the apartment complex is in (hood) or it could be due to the caliber of people they're allowing in (also hood). It doesn't look or feel unsafe but it's really crass. Woodcrest was reasonably priced when I moved in but by year three my rent had gone up around $300 overall and this complex isn't worth that. They literally did nothing to my apartment or the community to warrant the rent increase. The amenities they advertise are often inaccessible because they're out of service. Every Sunday, the trash compactor is so full of garbage that it spills out into the road--right at the entryway of the complex. So you'll be greeted by a literal hot pile of garbage. Also the security gate never works. Overall I wouldn't recommend Woodcrest; there are better apartment communities in the city for around the same rental costs. Good luck, happy hunting!

I have lived at these apartments for 3 years. I have a very nice back porch view which is why I…read morehave stayed so long. If I didn't have that, there's not much other reason to live here. On the surface the complex seems nice but they don't put much care into anything; they put in pretty low effort for the money they are making (and I'm paying), at least in my opinion. Unless you get lucky and get something great out of it like I got with my porch, I'd reccomend living somewhere else. Here are some examples of their service quality and customer care: - Both poolside grills were out of service for about a year. When I asked about it, the property managers blamed a resident for messing them up and they told me that instead of fixing it for the rest of their residents, they were waiting for that one resident to pay to fix it. Thats pretty lame customer treatment to the rest of their customers, considering this is an ammenity that we all pay Woodcrest (owned by Intermark) to be able to use. - In their gym, the one multi-gym piece of equipment they have was out of service for nearly a year. Like the grill issue, this occurred before Covid existed. It is still damaged (cables worn and not on the right pulleys so it doesn't run right and can't be used, cable is also not screwed into the weights and torqued so it backs out). One of the 2 treadmills also is very loud and changes speed when your foot impacts. I'd say this is all somewhat dangerous. And again, the gym equipment is an ammenity you'll be paying for and not really getting. - The pool is locked one day a week for cleaning. Ever been in a pool with a floating chorine tab before? (sarcasm, its quite common and safe). I really doubt there's actually any real danger in using the pool after they've cleaned, just laziness by the property managers. You cant even sit in the pool area for that day because they lock the entrances. So, 1/7th of the time their pool area is closed and locked (this was true in 2019 at least, haven't been yet this year). This is a third ammenity that you pay for but only partially get to use. - The dishwashers they have installed dont clean dishes. There is no top rack sprayer. Your dishes will still have soap and foodstuff on them, even if you rinse first. You should plan to clean your dishes by hand, or at least remove all foodstuff entirely before putting in the dishwasher, which might still leave soap on everything. In my opinion that makes your dishwasher useless. Oh, and there's no check valve between the dishwasher and your sink (at least in mine), so your sink will back up into your dishwasher if your disposal plugs. - One of my shelves in the kitchen fell under light loading because it was installed into drywall only. Glad I didn't have anything I really liked on top of it. One of the shelves in my closet was held up on one side with zip-ties (as installed). - They have changed their payment system twice. They communicated it the first time, but not so much the second. When I found out, it was too late to call my bank to get everything straight and they ended up charging me $50 because I didn't fill out their new system quite right. They do accept credit cards, but you will pay a $30+ fee every month to use them. - One of the 2 gates on the pool is locked and chained because it needs work and they won't pay to fix it. It's been like that for maybe 6 months. - The walkway to my apartment floods every time it rains heavily. Gets up to 6" deep. I put in a ticket asking them to do something with the drain, no response. - The garbage compactor, which is installed at the main entrance, is overfull on average once per month and trash builds up in the street. - I had a car broken into in the parking lot. I wouldn't have a gripe about this to the property management, but the entrance gates are broken and stuck open as often as they are operational. Consider what you're really getting for what you're going to pay before you sign the lease. And remember, they're going to hike your rate after a year or two. If you choose to live here, don't take out your service issues on the staff, remember, it's their bosses making them do it! Happy apartment hunting! -Aaron

I love living in these apartments. Britnee has been one of the best apartment managers I've had…read more She has been fully hands-on and given me a great experience. The rent is affordable, which is so important right now. It's a great size, located right on top of the pond. The view is terrific, and I don't see myself moving anytime soon. Emma is just as lovely. Consider this place if you want to be close to Grovetown, North Augusta, and Augusta University. I'm grateful for the staff and my home :)

I wouldn't recommend these apartments (SPRINGHOUSE) in Augusta Ga to anyone not even my worse…read moreenemies. I would advise to look for another (newer) apartment in the area. Since me and my partner moved in we encountered a number of issues and when we moved out they made our move out experience hell/stressful; they found every little thing that they could to charge us with so they could put money into their pockets. They charged us over $3000 total and wanted it paid within 90 days from move out date. We asked for an extension due to the amount being large and it wasn't granted. We were willing to pay but they were just eager to send our stuff to collections to hurt our credit. They gave us back partial of our deposit. Deposit $1200 Received back $300 but they put it towards move out charges. The staff doesn't work with you, they take lunch breaks or come into the office when they want to, they don't have no empathy or respect for their renters, they are rude and they aren't helpful at all. The app they use to pay rent doesn't always work and they still will charge you a late fee of an additional $100. If you try to pay with a cashiers check, they would state that they can't take it but they actually can. They are very unprofessional. It's like they want you to fail, it's ridiculous. They don't answer the phones. I had to contact the manager Janay via email. 1.) The apartments are old and need to be remodeled; torn down and rebuilt 2.) When it rains, the carpets get soaked and wet to the point where you can't even walk on them due to the wall/carpet lining not being sealed properly. This created mildew and mold in the carpet. Also caused bugs to enter apartment from the cracks. We reported the issue to maintenance and to the office staff Keonda (Keondra); maintenance man came in with no supplies, looked at the issue, marked the ticket resolved and never came back to resolve it. During the move out process, they charged us $661 for carpet repairs alone due to the mildew smell, but total they charged us over $3000. We asked for the charges to be removed as we have proof (maintenance request, videos, photos etc.) that this issue was created due to the fault of the apartment and the manager Janay stated that we had to pay within 90 days or it will be sent to collections. The carpets also got soaked and wet also from the ac unit being backed up with water and they would have to come vacuum it out every time. 3.) There was a leak from the bedroom windows, from the bottom of the sink pipes, from the air vents, pipes, as well as in the bathroom on the top of the ceiling 4.) The appliances they give you are faulty and old. Our freezer went out on us during the first week we moved in and all of our groceries melted and got spoiled and the food we could save we had to pack and take to a relatives house until they gave us a new one. It took two maintenance request for them to resolve the issue. The dishwasher had mold water inside of it when we moved in and we never used it. We always hand wash our dishes. 5.) They sent out emails stating that they are going to do their annual maintenance inspections and they don't 6.) There are NO lights in the bedrooms. I repeat there are NO lights in the bedrooms. The light switches are present which indicate lights are supposed to be in there but they were missing/removed. You will have to use the light from the kitchen for your living room depending on which apartment layout you have and the lights from the hallway for the bedrooms. You will have to purchase lamps for the bedrooms. 7.) Pest control service used is horrible. Encountered water bug and roach problem and the exterminator made it worse. It's so many other things as well but this is just a few. Do Not Consider These Apartments As A Option At All!!!!! I should have took the warnings from the other comments. I have provided a few pics as well.

I am house hunting and came upon this place. My experience touring these apartments was amazing…read more The leasing manager Letchina was very pleasant and patient. The apartments are nice and overall spacious, the grounds are well kept. The current incentive was hard to turn down. I did not take the apartment because I need a little more space ( I really need to part myself from many of my things). I also preferred to have a garage connected. But if you are looking- this place to live it is worth visiting.

Please don't believe the negative reviews. Make your own visit. This is a great place to live…read morebecause of the management team and the staff. There are no freaking worms in the pool. The Management Team care about the residents and are spontaneous in addressing concerns and maintenance issues. The maintenance team follow up so quickly you forget you had the problem. The grounds are beautiful and well kept. You see the landscaping team out after heavy weather giving the area a manicure where ever needed. There are planned activities for the residents such as salsa night with food and salsa lessons, trivia night with pizza, and more. Food trucks on different evenings so you can skip cooking or driving to a restaurant a few nights a month. And there is a gym. The apartments are spacious beautiful,modern, with grand porches and balconies. The Management Team do their best to maintain a peaceful, comfortable, pleasant environment. Call and schedule a tour. Don't absorb the negative. Meditate on the positive.

The staff is really nice. The pool is amazing. There are many things that make these apartments the…read morebest! They are also pet friendly.

From the owner: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in a great wooded location. Close…read moreto shops and restaurants. Easy commute to SRS, GHSU, downtown Augusta, Aiken and North Augusta.