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The Ridge Clemson

(13 reviews)

Easy to work with. They showed up immediate any time there was an issue. It always felt safe.read more

Between four people the rent is $4000 a month, so not really worth it for Central, South Carolina…read more I've lived here for one year and here's why I wouldn't live here again: 1. We've had ceiling leaks, flooding in our bottom floor several times, broken washing machine almost immediately after we moved in, our AC has been broken several times during the summer time, and a flooding dishwasher. 2.The lazy river is a nice to have although it could definitely be cleaned more often along with the hot tub. 3.Power and wifi outages are common (we were one of the only student housing complexes with no power or hot water for 4 days during hurricane Helene). 4. I saw a video of a ridge resident this year who turned her sink on to straight brown water. 5. In the middle of my lease this school year their portal was compromised so we had to switch to a new portal where I am charged a lot of random fees not listed in my lease agreement. Mind you, they apparently "lost" my lease agreement for a little so that was sketch. Talking to them about any of this is a nightmare. 6. When we had leaks and flooding issues in our house, we were being up-charged for the industrial fans and dehumidifiers that were brought in, causing our electric bill to sky rocket. We communicated that we should not be responsible for this cost discrepancy. After weeks of following up and communicated this to the manager, we were continuously left with no response and were never compensated for this. 7. I got towed out of my own driveway even thought I had a brand new parking pass, (costed me $180). I also had a guest get towed at the ridge so definitely read the guest parking rules as they are super unclear. 8. Also if you have a long distance bf/gf or fiance, don't count on you being able to have them stay here with you for longer than 3 days. We've been threatened with fines ($250) several times for our roommates fiance (who has to fly all the way from Alaska) staying here. The lease agreement states that we can apply for exceptions to this rule, which we tried to communicate and follow through with but it became very clear that they were unwilling to provide us with a process on how to proceed with an application to this exception. 9. I'd beware of some of the positive reviews as residents have been offered giveaway entries to leave reviews. 10. My roommate was walking her dog one night and was approached by the trash collector employee. He was very persistent on getting her number despite her saying she was in a relationship. He made her so uncomfortable to the point that she eventually gave her number to him and he called her in front of her to make sure it wasn't a fake number she gave. He then texted her the same night to which she didn't respond. The next day the trash collectors fiance called her to talk about the situation. We didn't feel comfortable enough to tell the leasing office as we didn't believe we had the relationship with them to see an outcome. 11. My roommate was sitting on the shuttle one day and the ridge bus driver pulled over and stopped the bus at Lowe's and made her and one other random student get off the bus (unprovoked). He started to film them and started yelling inappropriate things at them. He then left them near Lowe's for them to WALK home while he drove off to drop the rest of the residents off at the ridge. Very traumatizing for my roommate. Positive feedback: The only reason why I'm giving a 2 star instead of a 1 star rating is because most of the staff are really kind and helpful, I especially really like Hannah at the front desk and the maintenance guys. The shuttle system is also great and their drivers.The common areas and landscaping maintenance is done very well, everything is well kept and clean

University Village at Clemson

University Village at Clemson

(22 reviews)

Ill have lived here 4 years end of next. For the price usually its good. Rn paying $515 for less…read morethan 120 sq ft of personal space but i have two windows and a good view. Was paying $400 (flat) for a bit bigger room but this one is was more private. (Townhome) Everything is shared in living and kitchen. Roommates tend to leave you alone and hibernate like bears, only to come out for food. Sometimes you get roommates that like to do stuff. Ive lived in two units here and its a mix for whether the apt is clean or not, painted or not, smelly or not, fixed or not, upon move-in. You get what you pay for i guess. Idk some newer apts go for the same price as these and you dont have to deal with the problems but here wifi is paid for and you get a credit to the power (which comes out of rent). Maintenance is usually good, but I have been without a working AC for 3 days and no sign of maintenance as of yet (its 12pm on 4th day). They will not fix your AC on the weekends if the outside temp is less than 90°, even if the inside is well over 90°. Keep that in mind. From what I hear the townhomes AC units fail a lot more than the flats. The 3 bed units do not have hardwood from what ive been in. Its luxury vinyl planking. Every other unit is carpet. Carpet. Carpet. Carpet. Carpet. (Except for bathrooms, thank you UV) The pools close every other weekend when dhec hadnt shut the main one down. The pictures you see online of the room with the couches and foosball table/ pool table?, hasnt been opened since ive lived here. The tanning bed is def not open. Theyve repaired the gym somewhat but one of the 6 machines halfway works. Buses come in and out frequently. Very easy to travel. Clubhouse does offer a really cool place to study or have meetings. Do not plan on walking dt, take the bus. Walking to 7/11, ingles, dollar general, a couple mexican restaurants, arbys, and hardys is definitely doable. Parties can be iffy but if youve got the right crew (roomies), it can be epic. Just make sure after 10ish its not too loud. Community groupchat thru group me is a great place to talk w the apt complex residents. Loved that they posted that last year. So, if youve gotten this far, you can see why its 3 Stars as of 9-18-23. Thanks for reading!

Heather is the worst excuse for a landlord I've ever seen. Truly useless and doesn't even try to…read morepretend that she cares about her tenants. The office hours are a joke and don't even bother trying to call when they're open anyways because nobody will bother picking up. There are a few half-decent things about the place but it is forever overshadowed by how terrible the leasing office is. It is NOT. WORTH. IT.

U Centre on College

U Centre on College

(6 reviews)

As this was the first time our daughter was moving into an apartment, after 2 years in the dorm, it…read morewas of extreme importance that she and us parents had a relationship with the management staff. Anthony has made her transition into apartment life fantastic, and has calmed any concerns we had along the way. Everyone on staff has gone out of their way to answer questions before our move in, allowed us to ship a few small items to the complex before our arrival, loaned us a tool during move in, and has immediately resolved any maintenance concerns. Anthony followed up with us during the move to confirm everything was going as planned and has continued to stay in touch after the move in was complete. During move in weekend, Anthony went out of his way to introduce us to everyone above and below him in the management tree. It is rare to find this kind of customer service, but it is easily found with Anthony at UCentre on College. I feel very confident our daughter is in a safe, secure, and fun location for the last 2 years of her time at Clemson.

Living here was complete hell. My apartment had water and humidity issues for two years straight…read more When we moved in, all the hardware on the cabinets were rusty. Mold test kits showed insane growths. Staff did almost nothing to address the issue. Then, the apartment flooded. I woke up at 4am to find 3-4 inches of water on the floor of my bedroom. It was coming from the ceiling in 5-10 different places throughout the whole apartment. They displaced me and had to gut the entire apartment. Dry wall, ceilings, floors, literally everything. Many of my things were ruined, and the contractors they brought in stole several items of value. We were only displaced for about 3-4 weeks, which tells you everything about the quality of the work they were doing. 2 months later, I was finding random water puddles on my floor. There was no drip, so I couldn't find out where it was coming from. All I knew is that it would show up in the same spot everyday. I put in several maintenace requests. When the maintenance team showed up, they said that because they couldn't identify the source of the leak, they needed to bring in "the professionals". Well, it took 2 weeks for them to bring in said professionals. Meaning my floor was just constantly wet for two weeks straight. It kept getting worse and I kept calling maintenance reminding them of the severity of the sitatuation. This apartment is KNOWN to have water issues, and the staff completely blew it off. So, of course, the apartment flooded again! And nobody cared. I moved out a week earlier than originally planned and paid for a hotel out of my own pocket because the apartment was unlivable. I was tired of constantly having wet feet in my own apartment. Management is awful. The GM, Keri, hides in her office from residents. I always approached her with patience and kindness, and in return she was aggressive and impossible to work with. Any time I'd call the office and ask to speak to her, her staff would always say she was "busy." Yet when I'd walk around the corner of the building, I could see into her office. She'd be sitting on her phone. I'd physically show up to the office asking to see her, and her staff refused to let me back. For no reason at all. She literally avoids problems until residents give up and go away. They couldn't give less of a fuck about their residents. Do. not. live. here. Or any American campus community for that matter. They're known for having a horrible reputation, and they don't care who knows it. Oh also, after I moved out, they charged me $600 in damage fees... from the flooded apartment ... right.

The Reserve at Clemson

The Reserve at Clemson

(28 reviews)

Literally the best student housing available in Clemson. You get amazing quality for an affordable…read moreprice. The cleanliness is out of this world. When I moved into my apartment, the quality of the carpet, furniture, and appliances were exactly what was shown in the model, if not better! In past places I've lived, it was the opposite. The maintenance staff is the highlight of this place. If you put in a work order, they will complete it within the hour and if not, its completed the very next day, even if it's as simple as changing a light bulb. Trust me, choose The Reserve!

DO NOT LIVE HERE!!! I promise that the price is not worth it: there are cheaper, higher quality…read moreplaces to live in or around Clemson. Our experience was so bad at the reserve that it necessitated a review. Management does not care about you or upkeep of the property. Roaches and pests everywhere, floors covered in paint stains, poor paint jobs, etc. Even the gym, rec area, and pool areas were neglected. The cost is also not accurate. The reserve makes their money back on cheap rent by two ways: (1) leaving you with completely unreasonable charges after you move out. I was left with just under $300 in unreasonable charges after moving out, and I have heard of fellow tenants being left with much higher charges. (2) the monthly rent payment is structured to look cheaper than it actually is; the monthly rate is not prorated for your move in or move out months, so for two months of the lease you are paying full rent for a half month of tenancy. Your true cost in rent is about $50-$100 higher than is reflected in your lease agreement. You can also expect your water and energy bills to increase over time without reasonable explanation. Do yourself a favor and avoid signing a lease here.

The Whitley by Willow Bridge - Water leaking into hallway & bedrooms from laundry room. Leaked under the wall.

The Whitley by Willow Bridge

(1 review)

While I love the location & all the amenities that come with this apartment, it also comes with…read moresome major downsides. The floor/ceiling on the different levels is so thin my upstairs neighbors sound like elephants are walking around up there. I can hear their tv on constantly. The trash pick up guys are absolutely awful. If I could I would opt out of this service. Not only do they park in the middle of the parking lot blocking you from driving down the road but they also throw the trash bags from the third floor over the balcony to the ground sometimes without looking to see if someone is below. I've been standing outside & almost got hit with a garbage bag more than once. The garbage bags bust & they don't pick up what's left behind. There is animal feces all over the front of the apartment buildings grass but no dog feces bag stations are on the front lawn & it's not enforced to make dog owners pick up their dogs mess. Not cool when you have children that walk through & play in the same grass. The volleyball court is covered in debris so anytime you want to use it, you have to clean it yourself. There are few shade options at the pool near the main office so if the 2 tables with umbrellas are gone then you're out of luck. There aren't enough parking spots in front of the buildings so if you don't get a parking spot by 4pm you'll be walking a good ways to get to your apartment. Pest control is something we pay monthly for & I've lived there for 2 years now, apparently they only come when I complain. My washer & dryer has had major issues since I moved in. After a month of complaining about the dryer I finally received a new one. Now my washer is leaking & flooding the apartment. It's been a week & with a house of 4 people who all do extracurricular activities that's a lot of clothes that need to be washed. However I've been unable to do so for fear my apartment will flood again. When it did flood all that was done was a shop vac was brought out to suck up the water. They didn't bother to put out any damp rid or get the water out of the carpets since it leaked into the hallway, 3 bedrooms, my living room rug. Also there is only 1 handicapped parking lot for the entire subdivision in front of Apt 103 but no where else. These apartments aren't handicapped accessible for handicapped vans or people in wheelchairs unless you're on the bottom floor on the back of apartment 103. There's also NO Parking signs on the storage units but that doesn't stop people from parking in front of them which blocks in people that used the parking lot correctly. The office staff does nothing to enforce people from parking there. Other apartments I've lived at have you pay $3 for a tag so you have an assigned parking spot & if you don't have a tag you get towed. Why can't we have something similar here? Would make the whole parking situation a lot easier. Not sure how other apartments look inside but there is mold in both my bathrooms, something brown dripping down the walls in the bathrooms, and all my vents have black mold around them. I've mentioned this to the front office several times & nothing has been done. The nicest thing about living here is the nature path behind the building that's set up for disc golf. At least it was until they started building more & tearing it up. You're also close to town & it's convenient. I like living here but I feel like for the money I pay they could do better. Especially since they're going up on rent for the 3rd time in 2 years that I've been here! Update: Maintenance came into my apartment, while I was in the shower. They didn't knock or ring the doorbell. They shut off my water while I was in the shower!! I came out to find a strange man in my pantry. I was terrified & nude!! All the office said was they would "reprimand him".

From the owner: Welcome to The Whitley, a residential community featuring two and three bedroom apartments in…read moreCentral, SC. Nestled in the friendly Southern town of Central, South Carolina, The Whitley is a one of a kind community crafted with you in mind. The Whitley has everything you want and need under one roof and with an all in rate package perfect for those looking to live solo or with roommates!

The Collective At Clemson

The Collective At Clemson

(10 reviews)

I lived in the collective for 3 years and just recently moved out so I figured I'd give a run down…read more I lived in a furnished 3 bedroom unit with a garage. I really enjoyed the neighborhood shuttle because it was my main transportation to campus but at times it could be running late or even be broken down all together so I wouldn't rely too heavily on it. Didn't have this problem often but it's worth noting. We never had any issues with our dishwasher or laundry dryer/washer which was amazing. Our fridge did leak water once but maintenance quickly handled it. Maintenance was so great. They always handled issues quickly, usually the same day. Sometimes it'd take a couple days but it was nothing too urgent that couldn't wait. One of the summers, we had a large water leak in our ceiling that caused many problems. Our wooden kitchen floors were destroyed and my roommate and I's bedrooms had some pretty bad water damage on the walls and carpet (pictures attached). I even had black mold growing in my closet because of this. When management replaced our floors, they claimed it was a "courtesy" as if it was our fault. They had a specialist come and clean the black mold but it was still very concerning. The worst part about my unit was the downstairs temperature. Because we had a garage, the downstairs would be freezing during the winter. It was practically unlivable. We couldn't spend any time in our living room. If you plan on getting a unit with a garage then be ready to bundle up come winter time. We had a furnished unit and the furniture was subpar. Our couch was pretty uncomfortable but my bed frame, desk, and dresser were alright. Although it's a gated community, the gates were almost always open, even at night. This led to some people's cars being broken into. The pool and clubhouse are really nice and well kept but there would be times when the pool would be super crowded because anybody could enter the neighborhood due to the gates being open. During the warmer months, there are lots of cockroaches. Not sure what anybody could've done about this but it was still annoying. Overall I don't think management really cared about our issues but rather just fixed them to shut us up or would come up with excuses. I wouldn't really recommend anyone living here but I'm sure there are worse places. Definitely way the pros and cons before choosing the collective.

Unhelpful if anything goes wrong. Delayed the process of a lease takeover so it couldn't happen in…read moretime, then promised to help find someone new (they did not). Do not recommend.

Hunter's Glen Apartments - apartments - Updated October 2026

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