I am just checking them out but they seem nice. They only 1 bedroom and 1 bath but good for us…read moreseniors. They are income based. Rent includes water, sewer & trash. Community room, Library, fitness center, BBQ/Picnic area, package receiving, laundry facilities, courtyard & off street parking. Each apartment has carpeting, a ceiling fan, disposal, window coverings, extra storage and a patio.

Huge rooms, beautiful kitchen, lots of space. Very pet friendly and the people (staff and…read moreneighbors) are friendly.

UPDATE -- AUGUST 2026: Since my original review below, this company…read morefiled an eviction against me -- while my rent was paid in full. On August 6, 2026, the Delaware Municipal Court DISMISSED it. No judgment against me. Case No. 26CVG01883 -- public record, look it up. What the judge wrote about their side, in the actual ruling: their counsel "wrongly encouraged Defendant not to appear" at a hearing and was "openly disgruntled, hostile in appearance and unprofessional in demeanor." Those are the court's words, not mine. I represented myself. I won. The receipts, all documented: * Twelve months of rent paid in full. Final ledger balance: $0. * A $1,975.40 "light pole damage" charge -- I asked in writing for the invoice and work order. Never produced. Months later their own lawyer wrote they were "not pursuing" it. * My online payment portal was disabled during the dispute -- while charges kept coming. * About $650 in credits they had issued were suddenly reversed with a 24-hour payment demand -- roughly one day after my first complaint to their corporate office. * After I won, I asked for a simple letter confirming I was not evicted so the screening databases stop telling landlords I was. That's all I asked for. And notice their reply to my original review below: they publicly posted private details about my household on this page. That's who you're renting from. Cortland's executives like to say "you're either a customer-centric company or you're not." I paid every bill for a year, beat their eviction in court with the judge criticizing their own lawyers, and asked for one truthful letter. You're not. My advice from the original review stands, doubled: DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Photograph everything at move-in. Save every message. Get every charge in writing. You may need it -- I did, and it's the only reason I'm not living with an eviction judgment I didn't deserve.

I added a review on Google and I see that since it was a bad review they deleted it. If you…read morecomplaint about anything here and the leasing manager wants to help you they end up getting fire. I know because they have gotten rid of 3 leasing agents. This place is a joke and the maintenance guy they have is the worst maintenance I have ever seeing in any of the places I've lived. He obviously don't know how to fix anything and everything he does is half ass done. Chris is the worst human being I know he preys on the vulnerability of the residents needs, he's a lie and cheat and all for what? For getting pay to do nothing? Now they have a new leasing agente I found out they are very close to each other.

I have been renting at Creekside Village since 2014. Upon signing my lease, I paid a pet deposit…read moreand agreed to a monthly pet fee. At the end of my lease this year, after having given my notice to vacate, I asked for my apartment to be inspected so I could be approved for another unit. Danika, the current property manager, assured me that so long as my unit is in good condition that I would be transferred to a different unit. Today, I allowed Danika, Nicole (whoever that is) and the maintenance man to walk through my unit. I made sure to clean it from top to bottom, and there are NO damages. I have pictures of how nice my unit is proving NO DAMAGES. Before leaving, I asked Danika if she saw any problems with my unit. She said, "To be honest with you, when I walked in, I could tell you had pets, but you did a great job cleaning." Okay. Yes, I have pets. Yes, I pay for them. Mind you, this lady is nine months pregnant, so of course her sense of smell is intensified. She informed me she would fill out a "rubric" and let me know my "score" by the end of the day and whether or not I was approved. A few hours later, I received an email from Danika stating that even though there are no visible damages to the apartment, the only way I would be allowed to rent a new unit would be to pay $1,200 to replace the entire unit's carpeting and GET RID OF MY PETS. Get rid of my pets/family? Why? Because you can smell them? My unit is in near perfect condition. Of course you can smell a cat litterbox. Needlless to say, I have informed Danika that my two sons, my husband and myself have no where to go due to credit issues, and she has so informed me that even so, I am not even permitted to continue to rent the unit I have paid $1,000 for each month for a year. BEWARE OF CREEKSIDE APARTMENTS!!! My family could be out on the street at the end of this month EVEN THOUGH I HAVE FOLLOWED THE TERMS OF MY LEASE WITH NO ISSUES. I gave notice. I let them inspect. And I still. got. screwed.

Very professional, courteous management and grounds crew. They are all personable and we're always…read moretreated with kindness and respect. Always very quick to address concerns or issues with the members of the Community. Community is well maintained. They are fine ambassadors for Cortland.

From the owner: Located in the top-rated Olentangy School District and minutes away from shopping, dining, and…read moreentertainment spots, our Sunbury apartment community offers all the perks of apartment living in a private neighborhood - just outside the bustle of Downtown Columbus. Interior features like granite-style countertops, designer light pendants, and kitchen islands will make you proud to call any of our one, two, and three-bedroom townhomes and apartments for rent in Sunbury, Ohio home.

This place is amazing! The community managers were so helpful when: showing me the place, during…read morethe leasing process, and everything after that!! The maintenance staff takes great care of the place and are quick to respond. The apartments are basically brand new, I am the first person to live in my unit. The apartment is great: nice appliances, good layout, great kitchen. Plenty of parking, excellent wifi, and a good 24/7 fitness center. Plus it is about from a huge state park (Alum Creek) that has a large lake and lots of hiking trails. Love it!!!!

From the owner: Welcome to The District at Berkshire, elevated apartment homes in the vibrant Sunbury region of…read moreCentral Ohio. With a prime location offering seamless access to I-71, our community places you just minutes from shopping, dining, and entertainment in Delaware, Polaris, and the Sunbury Tanger Outlet Mall.

Hands down - best communities in the Columbus area. I've lived at 2 complexes and both took great…read morecare of the community. The staff are always friendly. Definitely recommended!

I have never experienced such poor property management. For 48 hours, I've been trying to reach the…read moreregional manager about a serious mice infestation, and there has been no response whatsoever. Tenant concerns clearly are not a priority for this company,despite living in unsafe and unsanitary conditions, they treat urgent matters as if they don't exist. I had no choice but to call the health department to report the infestation because management refused to address it. It seems impossible to get in contact with anyone who actually cares or has the authority to fix the issue. This is not just inconvenient , it's a health hazard, and the lack of accountability is unacceptable. I strongly do not recommend renting from this management team.