It's now been 4 years at Box Hill. What can I say. Bozzuto…read morehas a great business model. And they chose their staff well. The property manager is a true professional. Crystal treats the tenants needs as her own. Follow up on any concerns. She promotes a community. The maintenance staff responds quickly and efficiently. Charley and the other fellows are friendly. They never stop short of excellent. You will love this resort style complex.

Enclave at Box Hill is tucked away and quiet. I loved the walking trails, creeks, and dog park on…read moresite! My grands absolutely loved the pool. My apartment was immaculate and had plenty of room, including a wonderful walk-in closet. I can't say enough about Barbara and Jackie, who made my move in (and out) easy. The entire staff is top-notch. I left only because I decided to buy, but would return in a heartbeat! Thanks for the tremendous experience.

Very nice apartments with excellent service staff on call when you need them. The apartments are in…read morevery good condition, and the neighborhood is situated in a quiet area.

Amazing team! Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend. The renovated apartments…read morelook great.

Unreliable maintenance Refused to replace molding carpet…read more Shoddy job at replacing linoleum. Refused to call back when I left several calls and they won't answer Mal treatment of clients Who speaks against the manager

my boyfriend and i have been living here for almost 2 years now. i love our house and the…read moreneighborhood! i can walk to the grocery store,and everything you could ever need is less than 5 minutes away. these homes were made in the 70's,(his mother lived here as a little girl) and they are still in great shape. there is a small spot below the bathroom (on the downstairs ceiling) where you can see accumulation of moisture, but it was there when we moved in, and we have never had any problems with it. the office lady, Ms.Laura, has been nice to us since the day we walked in to apply for a house, and the maintanance man, Mr.Al, is also very nice and as soon as you have a problem, he comes quickly to fix it. you are not allowed to have dogs here, which was a little of a dissappointment to me, but i completely understand because people dont pick up after their pets, and the noise, etc. cats are allowed though, i guess i will have to look into getting one because i want a pet. i have read bad reviews about this place, but everyone has their own opinion on how they want their neighborhood to be, and its just not possible to please everyone. this is a nice quiet neighborhood, but occasionally on friday or saturday nights, someone will be having a good time a little loudly. but hey, if you want complete silence all the time, you might as well move to your own private island. overall, i am very happy with this place, and i reccommend it to others.

From the owner: Located within the "city limits" of the Town of Bel Air, Wakefield Manor is nonetheless tucked away…read morein a secluded setting.Many area attractions are within walking distance, such as: 1.McFaul Youth & Senior Center2.Homestead/Wakefield Elementary School3.Bel Air Middle School4.Bel Air High School5.A full-service supermarket6.Upper Chesapeake Hospital7.MVAA variety of apartment styles are available, including 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses and a one bedroom "bungalow."Each home has its own air conditioning unit and gas furnace, washer and dryer. A community pool and playground is also on site for all residents to enjoy.

If you're looking for a quiet and safe place, a fortress of solitude, excellent staff, and a lot of…read morekitchen space, please look no further. I've been living at Avanti since April and I love it here! Rebecca, Katie, and Avanti staff have made my stay beyond wonderful. It took a while for me to get my 1BR + DEN because they're rarely on the market. In fact, I rarely see available apartments here. I was on the waitlist for a while. Loved: - Keyfob system, way better than using keys to open the door - So much kitchen space, loved the kitchen island so much, all the places that I live in must have a kitchen island from now on =) - The den was so crucial, I'm a software engineer, so I code a lot having my work separate from where I sleep was a great selling point. - Priced to sell. These apartments were built around 2017 so you can expect all the equipment to be fairly brand new. I believe I was the second tenant to rent this apartment. The price I pay for this apartment, the new equipment, and the square footage I get beats out all the other apartments in the Bel Air, Abingdon, HDG, APG areas - Neighbors and neighborhood are cool and quiet - Staff/maintenance response rate is less than 24hrs. Its brand new equipment so I had to put a ticket in maybe once - Gym is clutch. Its small, but its a lifesaver during the winter time when its too cold to go to planet fitness or bel air crossfit - Next to the Festival in Bel Air. Bel Air is suburbia and Avanti is a housing gem. Cons: - The waitlist. They only have a handful of 1BR+Den's in the complex so chances are you'll be waiting. Trust the process, Katie and Rebecca got me mine after a couple months. Thats about it for cons hahaha. This is the spot, you're in good hands here. Perfect for anyone who works at Aberdeen Proving Ground or the Upper Chesapeake Medical Center / UpChuck.

If I could give a 0 I would. Renters beware- the rent is very expensive and didn't come close to…read moremeeting our expectations. There has been so much turnover in management that they don't handle any noise complaints, dog poop everywhere but keep raising the rent all the time. The floors are cheap so they can easily be scratched and the appliances always break down. The highlight of this place are the maintenance crew as they respond quickly. The other issue is that when you give them notice of ending your lease they never do any follow up until after you have left and then come up with extra charges somehow- this place is not worth your time and money- look elsewhere for value, unless you want to spend $3k plus a month for mediocre at best

Apartment layouts are great. sound transfer through the walls and floors is ok. In general…read moreresidents observe the quiet hours 8-8. The resident community is 50:50 stable:transient and residents are 50:50 friendly:inconsiderate. There is high turnover and significant vacancies. Too many dogs; they have spoiled the open spaces. The appliances are disappointingly basic- intolerable for a long lease period; On-site maintenance is during business hours. Emergency and after hour is handled by an off-site answering service with no-maintenance comprehension and limited English skills. Frusterating! Many issues are subject to the availability of outside venders during bussiness hours. Amenities look pleasing but most are only available during limited hours. Location is great. Staff is always friendly, creative and aware but have limited financial resources to act on their vision. ADA accommodations are limited. Doors are especially difficult to manage. In general its clean, safe, great location and appearance but disappointing in functional amenities. Monthly rent & utilities are within $50 of my mortgage free 3bdrm 1600 sq ft home when accounting for avg. monthly expenses like maintenance, repair, etc. this is a good compriable value Bel air.

I absolutely love my apartment and community. The staff are so easy to work with and attentive. I…read morewas hesitant to moving but very thankful that I did.

Dante our maintenance guy came over immediately when we put in our work order on our fridge not…read moreworking, 20 min after we made the call he was here, fixed the issue and now we have our fridge back up and running! thanks Dante!!

Management is lazy along with maintenance. They require…read morerenter's insurance even is you have your own renter's insurance and will make you pay for their insurance. Maintenance never cleans up after a job and takes forever to fix a problem. Just horrible.

When we first moved in we had issues with our washer, oven, and AC all within the same month only 3…read moremonths after moving in. So we learned pretty early how TERRIBLE maintenance is here. We weren't offered any sort of compensation off rent for that month either, despite how friendly and accommodating Sarah had been at move in. When I say maintenance is terrible, I mean it would take at least a week for them to even come look at the problem most times so the other reviews saying they had their problems taken care of "rapidly" is laughable. Apartments.com actually listed that 2 dogs are allowed here when we moved in and that is not the case, they allow one dog up to 35 pounds, although we saw quite a few dogs who I'd guess challenged that 35 pound rule. Also saw quite a few people with 2 dogs. Although someone TOLD the office on me for having 2 small dogs. Yeah, full grown adults in this community tattled about other people. Every 2 months they would print out a "newsletter" that was essentially just bitching about what not to do. It even said on multiple occasions not to back into parking spaces because of fumes from cars but then would also complain about headlights shining into windows. I mean it was ridiculous. They would only issue 2 parking passes and if you had guests you were supposed to request a guest pass in advance, even though there were plenty of areas with MORE than enough space for guest cars! We had the misfortune of having upstairs neighbors who were constantly fighting, stomping, yelling. I had to call the police on them one time because it was so bad. This would be at all hours of the day or night, they had no consideration for neighbors at all. You could hear the woman yelling throughout the stair hallways all the time. They wouldn't allow us to do a month by month lease after our initial year was up, it was either 6 months or a year which was frustrating. Upon move out, on our deposit refund rundown there was an item saying we owed $45 in rent (along with a $2.25 late fee, which it wasn't but since there is a rent drop box, no way to prove it)- after a WEEK and two emails Sarah finally emailed me back claiming it was because we had to call maintenance because of our garbage disposal a month before we moved out. Like, really? Overall, if this place wasn't full of nosey neighbors with nothing better to do with their time and had a better maintenance staff it would have been an okay place to live. We loved our actual apartment and the space in it. But I wouldn't live here again had I known all this.

I left my vehicle with a friend who was on call in the medical field so they could get to work if…read moreneeded. This was the day before the last snow storm. I loaned them the vehicle because of its all weather and off road capability. Because the vehicle is over length by 4" for their parking lot, it was towed in the middle of the night. Not only could my friend not get to work, I had to recover my vehicle in the middle of the storm at a cost of $450. No go deed goes unpunished. Still in disbelief that happened. Anything for a money grab.

My mom has lived at Harford Village for 12 years and considers it home. The rooms are spacious and…read morethe buildings and grounds are well kept. The maintenance staff is stellar- quick to respond and always friendly. Susanne and Michelle ( Property managers) care about their tenants and go above and beyond to make them feel safe and comfortable.

I'd like to start by saying that Susanne (Property Manager) as well as the Maintenance workers were…read morealways very friendly - As you'll see in other reviews, this is genuinely true. The issues ive had with the apartment started over this past year. To Start - When you move in, you dont get to see your exact unit until you are given the keys and move in. You are shown a Model unit, which looks nothing like the units up for rent. Upon going over details of each unit - I was told my apartment would have new carpet and the hardwood laminate floors in the kitchen. This was not the case, Within the first few seconds of walking in the APT i was on the phone with the manager, as the carpet was not new AT ALL. Stains all over the carpet, edges were frayed, and the kitchen was a cracked old black and white tile which i wasn't happy with at all. They sent out people to have the carpets cleaned, and even after the stains were very visible. Drawers and cabinets were filthy, and dont get me started about in between the counter and stove... Earlier this year, i requested to have the hardwood laminate installed in the kitchen, and was charged an extra $30.00 on top of my rent each month. The next issue i had was with Heating, the winter of 2017 My furnace went up, maintenance told me it was from it being so old, which if you ask me should be inspected before a tenant moves in. I was without heat for a week, however they did bring me small space heaters, which didnt do much at all - but it was appreciated. The space heaters also ended up being taken from my unit because other units had the same issue with their heat. The Next issue being my bathroom ceiling, I had extreme flooding from the ceiling and air vent from the tub in the unit above me. This was covered by a terribly rough patch job. The entry/ hallway of the building is supposed to be cleaned on a weekly basis (per management) and honestly, ive been here nearly two years, and have probably only seen it cleaned maybe 3-4 times. The breaking point, where i decided it was time to leave was when i was notified in August that i was not able to use my washing machine, kitchen sink, or dishwasher as the unit below me had a pipe burst and it needed to be repaired. I was told this would be fixed asap, and it was not fixed until Late September. This was incredibly inconvenient as you can imagine, especially considering the amount of rain we were getting. I had to drive 30 min to my parents house to do my laundry, and then lug all of my laundry into the apartment through the rain. Wouldnt be a big deal if there was actually parking up front of the building. But there is literally never any parking, Me and my sister always have to park 4 buildings down in the guest parking. They recently changed the parking passes from a paper one to a nice sticker to put in the window. However, tenants are using BOTH of these so they can have their guests park up front!!! This was my first apartment, i dont regret it as it was a learning experience - however, i would not recommend living here to anyone until they properly update the units. ***edit*** I do not recommend living here AT ALL!!!! My security deposit was $500, I just received a check for the deposit in the amount of $43! They are charging me for new carpet, when the carpet was not new when i moved in! I had the carpets professionally cleaned the same day i did the walk through, I paid Stanley Steemer over $300 to deep clean the every room in the apartment. During the walk through, the manager pointed out two small stains in the guest bed room - and said a small piece of carpet would be pro-rated and i was perfectly fine with that, considering it should have been between $30-50 - I am being charged over $400 for new carpet throughout the entire apartment! Again, The carpet WAS NOT NEW when i moved in! I was here for nearly two years, Plus the tenants time before me, This apartment was due for new carpet anyways! Carpets in apartment units life span is between 3-5 years. On top of that, the carpet is VERY cheap. I paid their ridiculous termination fee, and still got screwed over with my security deposit.