I have been living at The Braydon for over a year now. When I first moved in, I chose a first-floor…read moreunit for convenience, as I have a senior dog and a toddler. Unfortunately, the neighbors upstairs were very active late at night, often past 11pm, which made it hard for us to rest. Since both my husband and I work from home, we requested a transfer to a different apartment. Credit to the staff at the time--they were very helpful and arranged for us to move into a fourth-floor unit in a building with an elevator. However, this new apartment faces the rooftop lounge and pool area, where people often host gatherings and stay past 10pm (when the quiet hours start) on warmer days. Other ongoing issues include people smoking weed on the property. I've seen joints left in the stairways, and the smell can be overwhelming at times. Concierge trash issue with people leaving trash in the hallway outside the collection time. Finally, I have had repeated water damage issue in my bathroom. I requested it to be fixed multiple times. First time, they simply painted the wall with primer on top on the water damage. The second time, they brought in a fan to dry the wall, then replace the base board. Third time, they did the same again. Forth time, we reported it to the manager directly, and they finally brought in professional plumber to repair this properly. They opened the wall, brought in a dehumidifier, let everything dry inside, and closed everything up. It was quite a stressful process. Not to mention, the maintenance manager, Jorge, wrote two responses on our requests blaming us for the damage. I have never experienced maintenance team doing this in my past rental experiences, and I don't see a point to this "blaming" messages except to make us look bad to the new property manager. Now, I'm concerned when we move out, they will blame us on every single scratches in the apartment. I'm seriously considering terminating my lease at this point. It's not worth the stress. Overall, this property has potential but still has many areas for improvement. I hope my experience helps future residents make an informed decision.

We've lived here for about a year and it has been somewhat of a hassle…read more 1. Parking: Guest parking is consistently misused. People leave cars in spots for weeks at a time, making it difficult for visitors or residents to find space. 2. EV parking: We own a hybrid (plug-in and gas), but using EV spaces has been an issue. We were told our car wasn't allowed to charge and received a warning sticker, while Teslas and other EVs often occupy those spots for days without issue. We've also seen residents use regular parking spots just to stay close to EV chargers, reducing available parking overall. 3. Bird problem: In Phase 2, bird droppings have been a major ongoing issue. Last year, vehicles were heavily affected, and despite a year to address it, the problem continues. Some barriers were installed, but only in limited areas, so nesting continues. The management solution has mostly been daily power washing, which is disruptive. The birds have also moved into the pool area, leaving cabanas, chairs, and even the water contaminated, making the pool unpleasant to use. 4. Teenagers at the pool: Although the property is family-oriented, there have been ongoing issues with teenagers at the Phase 2 pool making noise late at night, along with alcohol and smoking. Security does patrol, but enforcement seems limited, especially with curfew rules not being effectively upheld. 5. Mailroom & safety: Packages are supposed to be secured in the mailroom, but many are left out in the open. There have been incidents of theft, including a transient seen on video taking packages. Additionally, the nearby homeless presence contributes to occasional noise, smells, and general safety concerns around the property. 6. Fees and utilities: A mandatory valet trash service was added for $27/month on top of an existing $97 garbage fee, with no opt-out option. We are also charged for hot water even though the system is shared and inconsistent, with hot water not always working properly. Parking for additional vehicles also comes with fees, even when spaces are not actually available. 7. Bicycle storage thefts: The bike storage room has experienced break-ins and theft. While some security improvements like frosted glass and key fob access were added, thefts have still occurred, sometimes without visible forced entry. 8. Management accountability: Management changes frequently, roughly every six months, which creates inconsistency. Communication is often poor, requiring residents to repeat issues multiple times. In one case involving vehicle vandalism, we were asked to email details, then wait repeatedly without resolution. Security footage was delayed, unavailable, or inaccessible due to system or login issues. Even basic follow-ups often require multiple attempts with different staff members, and responses are inconsistent. 9. Thin walls: Noise carries easily between units. Conversations, arguments, music, and footsteps from upstairs neighbors are clearly audible, often disrupting sleep. Overall, while the property has a resort-like appearance, ongoing issues with parking, maintenance, fees, security, and communication have made the experience frustrating. There's been noticeable resident turnover, and many people seem to be moving out. It raises concerns about whether the cost is worth the current living conditions

I recently relocated back to the city for work and to be closer to my family. it was bittersweet to…read moreleave Montrachet. the staff starting with Amanda and Lupe have made my experience like I was with family. they addressed any need I had with patience and kindness and efficiency. I will always be grateful for the team. the facilities are amazing too

I broke my lease during the 30 day trial and moved to a much better complex nearby. Despite looking…read moreabsolutely beautiful and having nice amenities that's where it stops.? Residents don't pick up after themselves and there was a lot of pet waste despite the cleaning crew coming around everyday. The floors were so thin you can hear the downstairs neighbors walking. The plumbing in the bathtub was busted. Maintenance came out and looked at the soft, water logged wall and said it was "normal", despite obviously being a plumbing leak some point. This was the last thing I needed to get myself out of there.

We had a great experience renting through Napa Keyrenter. They made finding an apartment quick and…read moreeasy. Lisa was very attentive and always explained things thoroughly for us, especially when we were signing our lease. They are also quick to respond when we need repairs done in our unit. We have had frustrating experiences with other property management companies in the past and have been very happy with keyrenter so far. I would highly recommend renting or leasing through their company!

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bugs, bandaid fixes, amenities are not to be relied on being available. Residents don't follow…read morelease guidelines. Things get broken or damaged cause people let their kids run a muck and mess up the plants on site. Water bill is combined between surrounding residents (shitty), needs to be renovated to be more efficient for modern life.

very spacious inside, well maintained and friendly people that works here…read more But has one big problem, there is no control on how many cars you can have per apartment. and this causes that some residents can have up to 6 cars. and worse, the cars has the same spot for several weeks. so if you have two cars, you will spec ted to park one inside and the other on the street. or come from your job before 3pm

When you view the unit it seems nice. Look again at the build quality...do the corners and trim…read moreline up. Do you see light through the door? Test you senses and do a sound test so you can tell how much sound carries from other rooms which can include your immediate neighbours and people in the hallway outside. They will hear you and you will hear them. Flush the low flow commodes and turn on the shower and water to be sure the water pressure is right for you, because it will not improve. Check the appliances to assure they work. Same for windows blinds and sills...are they clean? Is the place clean? Test the phone /internet sources...do they work in every room? Pay attention to your cell signal and see that your cell has reception inside as most apts don't have good reception. You might have to take calls in your car or outside. Walk around on the property and look at each of the garbage areas as some of the areas have big overflows of refuse each week. Listen to the outdoor sounds when you are inside the apartment. Car alarms at adjacent car dealers...sirens...trucks. Look at the carpet and if you move in make sure to vacuum and rake it every week to stop the cheap carpet from matting, because if it does...you will be charged for it when you leave. Be careful about your neighbours as if there are children, you are as good as living with them (sound). Low Income Tax Credit Property - if you plan to apply for a low income unit do this first: Go to the Ca State Treasurer site and read the *compliance* terms for this program...look at the max rents and income requirements. This company and the current Property Manager make a lot of mistakes in direction about how to properly complete the forms. They don't know the details they must know, so you have to get this data another way to avoid being blamed for noncompliance. The directions are attached to the forms provided at this site. This mistake thing is a huge issue with this company and the current Manager. The Manager, Linda is weird. She has no backbone to deal directly with issues and this results in every tenant concern being stated to other tenants by this manager. We have all heard from Linda about the concerns of fellow tenants. This is an amazingly manipulative behaviour -- for no other reason than the Manager refuses to directly address issues with a response that deals with that issue. This Manager also behaves by making repeat undermining statements to tenants about St. Anton and the Director of Property Management -- who is foolishly permitting this manipulation. This causes a lot of petty gossiping and tenants have been ganged up on by others at the manipulation of the Manager. This apparently is a long term well known Napa problem with this Manager who has a lengthy history of this undermining activity. So, know the pettiness and keep your head down. The way to avoid this is to avoid any direct contact with the Manager...work through the Leasing Consultant. Knowing this...if you continue to wish to live here...well? It is irritating. Our experience was bearable for a while, but as our children grew older we did not wish to expose them to the gossiping that was imitated and repeated by their local friends. We stopped their exposure to this caustic behaviour. We moved out. As for amenities...older computers, a tele , and a brief afternoon child program. The gym is tiny. We did not use it. The pool was good for our kids and it was clean. This is odd, but the Manager locks the door near the pool, so you have to walk to the main entrance on the other side of the building to refill your water or take advantage of the beverages offered. If there is an emergency...you have to run to the front of the building to get in...very weird for no apparent reason...perhaps not safe. Don't expect that contacting the Director will solve a concern. The woman is managing too many properties to engage so she ignores. The company should hand over Property Management to a management company, because it has grown too large and they don't have the talent to keep it in house. If you think you can live here for a while it will be fine, but know you will deal with all this stuff and more before you move on. Much of this can be managed by avoiding Manager contact and shutting down or keeping your distance from all gossip. If you have children, plan outings and control exposure.

I can't say enough good things about Sulema Avila! She made my entire moving process smooth,…read morestress-free, and incredibly positive. From the very beginning, Sulema was attentive, responsive, and professional. She kept me clearly informed every step of the way, answering all my questions promptly and thoroughly. It felt like she genuinely cared about making my move as easy as possible. I am so happy with my moving experience thanks to Sulema. If you're looking for someone who will truly partner with you and make your move a breeze, she's your person!

My Fiancé and I have been living here on the third floor (top level) for a little over two years…read morenow, so here's my two cents. Maintenance is quick, and repairs are done well. They replace the AC air filters every couple of months, have replaced the patio light housing, and fixed a leaking water heater within a few hours (separate work orders). They've also fixed our dishwasher a couple of times when it wasn't shutting properly or wouldn't start. The location is quiet, and the neighbors are friendly. The hallways are power washed every few months, and parking is generally easy to find, especially with street parking, which is nice if you want a few extra steps in lol. They usually respond to emails within a day or two. Amenities are solid. There's a small gym with free weights, machines, treadmills, and bikes. They added a dip/pull-up machine about a year ago. There's also a pool, hot tub, and a small park. The complex is right next to a trail and the wine train path. It's also located within a 5-minute drive to grocery plazas like Trader Joe's, Target, Grocery Outlet, and Whole Foods. Some minor issues I've noticed are that garbage and recycling can get full sometimes, although I'm not sure what the complex can do about it. The fire alarm has been pulled a few times in the middle of the night, which disrupted the peace, although it hasn't happened recently. This used to not be the case, but if a package is too large for the mailbox, it sometimes doesn't get delivered, especially when USPS is handling it, and I've had to go to USPS to pick it up. The office staff are also friendly, and Diana has helped me on multiple occasions. Overall, a very solid place to live in my opinion.

Had a light replaced in the closet pics say it all. Would be nice if it was flush with the ceiling…read moreand how long before it is hanging by a thread.

Their maintenance staff is the worst. It's like two teenagers basically. They take several months…read moreto fix simple things or they just never fix them at all. They don't properly clean the apartments before you move in and several things still haven't been fixed after living there for 4 months, they don't respond to maintenance calls. You have to call several times and still nothing gets done. The maintenance workers will come to do work and leave half way through and then never return. They can't even put in a window screen or fix a drawer.... It's honestly ridiculous and I would never recommend this place to anyone. I'll steer everyone away from this crappy place!!

I am beyond frustrated with the management of my property, especially with how my December payment…read morewas handled. My check was somehow "lost" during the holidays, even though the money was clearly taken out of my account. When I called to resolve the issue, Emma--the manager--left me on hold for over 20 minutes only to tell me she was "confused." This is completely unacceptable. I have proof of payment, yet I'm being asked to pay rent again as if it's my responsibility to fix their mistakes. This isn't the first issue I've had. I've submitted maintenance requests over and over again. My washer and dryer have been broken for more than four weeks with no resolution. My fridge has stopped working twice, causing me to lose food both times. Despite these serious issues, getting anyone from the office to answer the phone or follow up has been nearly impossible. I hate to say it, but the service I've received--especially from Emma--has been incredibly unprofessional. My unit has had constant problems, and the lack of communication, accountability, and urgency is unacceptable. I'm tired of being ignored, blamed, and inconvenienced when I've done everything I'm supposed to do as a tenant. This entire situation has turned what should be a peaceful home into a source of stress, especially during the holidays. I'm extremely disappointed and expect this to be addressed immediately. Anytime I asked to talk to the manager she is always out or not available according to Emma I need someone with a higher authority than Emma to reach out to me it seems that she doesn't have a supervisor and she slides everything under the rug I would definitely investigate her if I was her manager or upper power please someone from the Saratoga management reach out to me I've only anyone is thinking to rent here they should not !! They should not think of even contacting them the chances of them calling you back or slim unless you're looking to rent for the first time here

Excellent service. I am very happy with my experience with River Front Residences. They are…read moreprofessional and extremely responsive. My folks got a house in Napa with their help. They are retired, and extremely happy. Recommended.

Loved my experience today and thought Gregory was very reasonable. Walked away very happy and love…read moremy new finds.

After my initial review, the business owner actually reached out directly to apologize and offered…read morea resolution. I really appreciate that they took the time to listen and made an effort to address what happened. That gesture shows they care about their customers' experiences, so I'm grateful for the follow-up and wanted to share that here. Thank you for the response!