wonderful and helpful staff all around really enjoyed the work environment here. The front office…read morewas always cordial and very helpful. The maintenance guys were very friendly.

I lived here for two years from 2015-2016 in a ground floor unit. I honestly can't say enough good…read morethings about these apartments. The location is great since it's just off of South Kansas Expressway and is right next to the James River Freeway, and is within walking distance of several local restaurants. The apartments themselves are beautiful, and the lake in the backyard is a great place to walk and relax after work or on a day off. The barbecue grills next to the gazebo are open to everyone, and are always open to have a cookout. The local wildlife includes a population of ducks and geese living by the lake, and a turn-style feeder by the gazebo lets you feed them. It's a good hang out place for families, friends, and small children. The apartment interiors are clean and kept up to date with new appliances and open living spaces. Apartment staff are always friendly and helpful, and neighbors are generally quiet and pleasant. The only downside would be the laundry facilities, which could be busy at the wrong time of day, but aside from that it's very scenic and is a great place to live.

WARNING to anyone considering this spot: If I knew this before, I wouldn't have signed a lease…read morehere. At first, I had a very pleasant experience with the front office. Since I was signing a lease in October (out of their leasing season which is April-September, I was limited to two lease options: a 9-month lease or an 18-month lease. I thought the 18-month lease made the most sense, but because I was unsure if I would stay for a full 18 months, I asked what the options were if I wanted to terminate the lease early. I was told the only things I would have to do would be: 1. give 30 days notice and 2. pay the buyout fee. Fast forward one year later, my husband and I had bought a house and reached out to the office to put in our 30 days notice. I was told by the front desk that wasn't an option, because they only allow 2 buyouts per month. She let me know they already had 2 buyouts for October, November, December and January, which meant the earliest I could buy out of my lease was February. Since my lease ended in April, it would have cost me more to buy out of the lease in Feb than if I just paid through the rest of the lease. They were not flexible on this at all, regardless of the fact that it was never mentioned to us or listed in the lease. When I asked where it was written in the lease I was told "It's not in there, but that's how we've always done things". This conversation coming from the same person who I spoke to initially when signing the lease and asked about the termination steps. If there is 1% of you that thinks they might need to terminate your lease early, find a different spot.

I have lived at Kelly Greens for 30 years, during which time there have been four different…read moremanagers, all of them great people. I have lived 12 of those 30 years facing the golf course, which I highly recommend as the sunsets one gets facing west can be absolutely spectacular. The staff is always professional and pleasant and the neighborhood boasts 3 grocery stores, 2 of which you could walk to. Highly recommended!

Don't plan on getting your security deposit back. I lived here for a year and when it was time to…read moremove out they blamed me for some BS carpet damage that their "carpet guy" found. There was no damage while I was living there and if there was, I didn't cause it. The managers robbed me of $700 and I bet I'm not the only one they've done this to.

Worst and most expensive place I've ever lived!…read more Noise- You can hear every move your neighbors make (sneezes, walking ,etc) and most of my neighbors threw drunken parties every night. Apartment complex said there was nothing they could do and just call the police to report. Parking- Good luck ever finding a parking place, the spots, the street, and anywhere else is taken all the time. Construction- I found so many rusty nails on my balcony that I couldn't use it any more. Door knobs feel off, fan chains fell off, and the entire apartment felt like it would collaspe at any minute. Management- The worst people ever! They don't respond to your questions or concerns and once you move in they don't feel like you deserve the time of day. I would fax, email, call, and leave Facebook messages with no responses. All in all you can find much nicer houses to rent for far less money. If you're not an underage college student getting drunk by the pool they don't have any interest in working with you. Save your money and frustration and find another place to live. I couldn't even stick it out for a full year here and I never got a good nights sleep.

If you are looking for a safe, reliable place to live--look no further. If you want a hopping,…read moreyouthful place--look elsewhere. It's Pet friendly (with deposit which you will not get back.) As long as Sandy is the Manager of Pebblecreek Apts, this review is germane. She is the glue that holds the complex together and provides consistent, efficient operation. The two story, complex was built in the 80's, but it's been consistently cared for--thanks in no small way to Sandy's constant oversight. The complex is surrounded by brick, metal, and wood fences, but the three entrances are not controlled The apartments are on the City Bus Line, a stop is just outside the main entrance. Some apartments have laundry hook-ups and many have fireplaces. There is a well-lite, clean, laundry facility as part of the main office building (your central mail pick-up.box is also located on the outside of the main building. Sandy has a good crew, from the grounds and maintenance guys, to the pleasant front desk/office. The dwellers are a mixed lot--working stiffs, social security recipients, to college kids. (Serious college students, because this is NOT a loud party complex.) Complex offers a variety of extras, from free monthly suppers, to free Saturday morning breakfast , to a monthly bingo affair--plus a small senior discount on the monthly rent. It has a well-maintained pool and rarely used tennis court. Personally I wished the tennis court had been removed and a exercise building installed in it's place. (New) High Speed Internet provided free; as is garbage collection, water and sewer. You pay electric which provides your heat, A/C, stove, frig, lights, and hot water. You will have sufficient parking (open), although the concrete parking lot and brick entrance does need some attention. Pebblecreek is part of the much larger, Wooten Management Company. Occasionally, the corporate dull knives may make some less than stellar decisions. Example, I would have willingly paid my rent by automatic draft, but why do that if it costs me extra (processing fee?) to do so? One year we had an unusually warm, early spring/summer. Even though many area pools had adjusted their opening dates, Wooten wouldn't. But overall, Sandy seems to humanize and moderate corporate heavy handedness. If I was looking for an apartment, I would certainly take an in-depth look at any that Sandy manages. She's a superb Manager. And for location and cost competitiveness Pebblecreek Apartments are worth a hard look.

Excellent place to live. Quiet area, great staff and maintenance! Everything is always well…read moremaintained.

Lived here almost 1 year, tons of space and clean apartments especially for the price!read more

DO NOT live here. Period. Just don't…read more When we moved in (sight unseen, was definitely a poor decision on our part), we had a laundry list of things that needed fixed in the townhome on day one. From doors that wouldn't shut and poorly installed towel racks (that fell at random one day), to missing lights and a soft shower floor, we've had the works. We have put in almost a dozen maintenance requests for different problems in only a month in a half. We're currently dealing with a leak in our ceiling that the property manager doesn't seem to be taking seriously. It grew mold the first time, and the second time I had to reach out personally to figure out when they planned on sending someone by because the leak was doing physical damage to the drywall and seeping under the wall, within 6in of the main electrical panel. It's now leaking again, and although they've been by, I haven't heard anything on when they plan on coming back. I've had several conversations with management pertaining to lack of communication and poor pre-move-in inspections (which could have saved 80% of our smaller problems), but nothing seems to be working. They still don't communicate, and although we've gotten most of the things on our list fixed, the leak in the ceiling is a huge issue. It was so bad the last time they worked on it that we had drain flies for a week. I feel like I shouldn't have to reach out to management about a work order that's marked as Complete on their app, when it's not and we haven't heard anything about when they plan on coming back. I've had to submit duplicate work orders multiple times because the work orders that I submit get halfway completed and then marked as complete. I wish the communication was better, because the office people have been very nice every time we talk to them, the ONE maintenance guy is doing the best he can to cover an entire property, I just wouldn't have moved in if I knew these issues existed. We lived at Old Stone Apartments and 60 West Apartments before this, and the difference is night and day. I don't know if it's the corporate office's problems of if it's just local problems. I don't know if others are having similar issues or if it's just our townhome, but it's ridiculous. UPDATE 09/10: After talking to their parent company, management here finally decided to outsource work for the 2-month-old leak in our ceiling. We went on vacation from 09/03 to 09/09 under the assumption that the leak would hopefully be fixed by the time we got back. That assumption was wrong. We received a message the day after we left that maintenance would be by to open up the ceiling so that the contractor could complete the work required to fix the leak. We received another message on 09/08 stating that the contracted company and property maintenance would be onsite to fix the leak on 09/09 and have the ceiling patched by end-of-day. That statement was a lie. Not only did they not do any work to the ceiling, but the contractor also wasn't supposed to do any work that day. As it turns out, they were only there for a formal estimate to be submitted the same day to management to approve and schedule the repair. We confirmed this by calling the contractor ourselves. When we brought up our frustrations to management the night we got back (09/09), they sent an apology message and blamed damages to our washing machine, an unlocked exterior door, and a huge mess in our kitchen on the contractor. They told us that they complained to the contractor about these issues and requested a different technician be onsite for the actual repair (I guess they admitted they lied there?). However, upon further conversation with the contractor, they stated that they had been in contact with management, but only to confirm the appointment, not about any complaints. The lies here are ridiculous. I cannot believe we are being blatantly lied to about work that is being (or not being) performed in our own home.

I've been renting from a Wooten Company property for two years now, and am planning on renewing for…read morea third year. Overall, the experience with the property management and staff has been excellent, and we've had mostly positive experiences with the company as a whole. The property we live at is very well taken care of and the apartments are nice, with good amenities and a decent price. Overall, its been a very good experience!

My experience with wooten has not been good. I lived in one of their apartment complexes and…read morewithin 4 years, my rent went up from 595 a month to 800! I moved out 2 months ago and just got an email from them charging me over $800 for damages that I know were not done by me. When I moved in, the carpet was only cleaned and the walls painted. The refrigerator quit working and they brought me a dirty used one for replacement. Don't rent from them if you don't have to. If you do, document everything to protect yourself. Terrible management.

I've been here for over a year and while workers are a little short the staff does what they can to…read morehelp when needed. The price is great and the apartment manager is the best ive ever had.

Don't waste your time and energy. Most unreliable and unresponsive business I've ever interacted…read morewith. They never answer the phone. I left multiple voicemails. Never got a call back. They picked up TWICE. Over the course of weeks. And had an answering service who took my info and said they'd call me back. Never got a call back. Don't bother.