Update after living here for 1.5 years. The apartments have always been well-maintained, and the landscaping is amazing; does not look old like many of the other Davis apartments. The leasing office is Super professional, and they have been pleasant to work with. Maintenance is fast and top-notch, as well. One downside is that many of the ac/heating systems here are outdated, so PGE bills have been very high during the winters. I asked my neighbors, and they had similar issues, as well. Other than that one hiccup, I strongly recommend people to giving this place a shot. read more

Before moving into the apartment, there were about 4-5 residents that signed the lease and since they knew that there were going to be several of us moving in, they only gave us 2 keys and were unwilling to make extra copies although now we are 2-3 keys short... We had to pay out of pocket to cover those expenses.. Also, be sure to read their lease several times before you sign it (if you decide on living here, but please decide after you read this review) because they do charge for the waste fee, water bill, and sewage.... On top of that, you need to pay for your own gas, Internet, and electricity bill... Although this apartment May seem like it's a great deal, don't forget to consider those four bills you will need to be paying. I am also having the same problem that a lot of people are having --- I'm finding at a rate about five cockroaches or bugs a day because there is a park right next door so all the bugs are in search of food or a warm place, so the next best thing would be our apartment. That is gross! Since we are on the topic of the park, there are a lot of homeless people wandering at the park and since we live next to it -- they like to break into our town home.. This is definitely dangerous and an unsafe environment. When we brought it to the staff's attention that our apartment got broken into and requested for changing the lock, they refused and said that this will cost an additional amount of money... If you want to live somewhere and fear for your safety, then this is the place for you!!! This apartment is not like others where they provide a finals week breakfast. It's not a negative in my book, but definitely something to look into when you have finals and don't want to cook. Hmm... Like mentioned in my previous post, this place has not given me anything positive to write about since the staff is not accommodating or concern for our safety. I can't wait until my lease is over so I can actually move into a safer environment. read more

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I've been at Silverstone for over 10 years and really like it here. Without exception, the staff people here have been fantastic. Maintenance work is always performed promptly and professionally. A few years ago, because of part-time work I was doing for the Census Bureau, I had cause to visit probably every other apartment complex in Davis. There was one other property that I thought might be as nice as Silverstone - I can't remember which - but other than that, Silverstone seems much nicer than any other apartments in Davis. Oh, and maybe not great for students, but great for me - Silverstone is a bit of a distance from the UCDavis campus, so it seems to attract few undergraduates, which tends to keep the noise down. The other nice thing here is that we're right next to a gym (that's in addition to the small gym at the complex, itself.) The pool here is very nice, and very rarely crowded. And, we're about a 1/4 mile from the Nugget Market, which is a really nice supermarket. read more

I lived there for two years, and only re-signed for a second year because my roommate and I were determined to stay in Davis and missed the boat elsewhere. If we knew then, what we know now, we would not have re-signed. The apartment we moved to recently was an upgrade in nearly every aspect. If you are moving in Davis, I would recommend looking elsewhere. The location is great, and is perfect for an ex-student who wants to stay in Davis. I liked being close to Nugget, and the surrounding walking paths are nice. However, the walls are thin, the insulation is non-existent, and you will be paying high PG&E bills. We heard our neighbors' activities On multiple occasions, and one neighbor in particular had a tendency to be allowed, and management was unable or unwilling to do anything to resolve the situation permanently. Well I recognize that such measures and situations are difficult, it was nonetheless a very difficult situation. My roommate and I are both working professionals, and dealing with issues on the apartment front after a long day is at work, is not a very good thing. our air conditioner unit had problems every three months, our electric bill was exceedingly high, and on multiple occasions, getting management to assist us in a manner which actually resolve the problems, was a very difficult task. I will give credit to the fact that the two managers on site were hamstrung by the owner of the complex, First Point, Which micromanaged the complex to such an extent that anything beyond minor repair work needed to be approved, and made it impossible for things to move quickly.Well the on-site maintenance worker, Debbie, is brilliant, She does not compensate for the various issues that occurred there. For a comparison, our new apartment complex, where we moved in a few months ago, has management which responds quickly, and is empowered to do so. Unlike Silverstone's complicated utility payment structure, we have a flat rate here. Although the location was a downgrade, it was the only one associated with the move. I strongly recommend, that if you have reason to live elsewhere that you do so, and that you be aware of these issues if you do choose to live there. read more

My best friend and I lived in an upstairs 2-bedroom apartment for two years. While there were some positive aspects to the experience, there were enough severe issues that we did not consider renewing for a third year. The biggest advantage is its location - it is very convenient to be (effectively) across the street from Nugget, access to the Woodland Costco is easy, parking is plentiful, and, being Davis, there are some good walking paths nearby. For two working professionals, we were far enough from campus to feel we had distance, while still being a quick drive or 30-minute walk to downtown. The complex amenities are generally good, although not anything special. However, I'll warn perspective tenants that there are substantial issues with this complex. When management hypes these units as newly renovated, they mean new flooring and appliances, no improvements have been made structurally. The walls are thin, the units have single-pane windows, and insulation is virtually non-existent, so expect your heating/cooling unit to constantly struggle and your PG&E bill to drastically spike. You will also hear your neighbors; we had obnoxious neighbors next to and across from our unit during our second year, which was highly unpleasant. Also be wary of their utility billing. While our new apartment has a flat fee, specified in our lease, which is billed concurrent with occupancy, Silverstone has a complicated system that ensures that management doesn't cover a dime. All utilities are billed to apartments by square foot, vary monthly (ours ranged from $80-140, usually over $100), and start billing 2-3 months after occupancy. Don't expect to rely on management for accurate information about utility billing either - I asked Dominic in writing to confirm which months were billed and the amount of our final utility payment prior to our move out, then found a surprise deduction for an extra month on our security deposit refund. When I asked him why that month hadn't been included in his assessment, I got another in a series of "that's not what he meant" responses. I found both Dominic and Kimberley to be approachable and generally helpful, but it was often a struggle to get issues resolved. Part of the problem is First Pointe, which manages the property, allows its property managers very little latitude to make decisions. (We experienced a minor crisis during an emergency repair with a burst pipe because the regional manager hadn't approved Dominic's repair plan). However, even issues within Dominic's purview could become an exercise in frustration, like the aforementioned utility billing. Our time at Silverstone wasn't unbearable, but it was hardly a high point of either of our experiences in Davis. If you can sign elsewhere, I can say from experience that you have better options in Davis; if you can't, I hope this review at least gives you some advance notice. read more

Pros: - Quiet location; ideal for families or grad students. Also super close to a bus line and shopping centre - Pool area is clean, spacious, and quiet - Close to a couple of parks - Maintenance generally takes care of issues fairly quickly, but can get backed up Cons: - SUPER expensive. The prices here are literally $200-500 more expensive than competitors. The extra price isn't worth it from my experience. - Walls are super thin. This depends a little bit on where you live. Corner apartments are better because you have some walls that aren't shared. Second floor is better. If you live on the bottom floor beware: you can hear absolutely everything above you. My upstairs neighbor was petite and I could still hear them to the point that I would wake up in the morning because their footsteps were so loud. - Bugs!!!!! Holy crap there were so many bugs at this place. I have lived on both the second and first floors here. The second floor has no problem, the bottom floor however... Literally every day I could expect to walk in and find multiple cockroaches and/or other bugs. It was a disgusting amount, and ultimately a deciding factor (along with my energy bill and rent price) in not continuing to live here. No where else have I experienced as many bugs as I did here. - Poor insulation. My electricity bill was 3-10x more expensive here than anywhere else. Why is this? Poor insulation. There are cracks where heat and cold air escape. Hence where all the bugs get in. - Staff is competent, but they would say some things that made me feel uneasy. Also maintenance only consists of one (occasionally two??) person. Kind of understaffed compared to other places. - Owned by a non-local company. Not a huge deal, but from my experience locally owned complexes care more and it shows. - The shower water was kind of weird. It would leave this weird white residue on your skin after drying. Overall this place is ok. It's not the worst in Davis that I have heard of, but it's the worst place here I have personally lived at -- and I have lived at 5 other complexes. There are much nicer places in Davis for as much or cheaper. They have renovated the apartments to make them more modern, but they cheaped out. It looks nicer than it really is. Unless you have a specific reason to live here, look elsewhere. read more

I would say so far my experience living in silver stone is great! Staff are super nice and helpful! Swimming pool always cleans on time! I live in a townhouse and everything has been refurbished before I moved in. The reason why I gave a three star is because it's really far away from the campus. You have to be either really familiar with the bus schedule or you bike to able to get to school on time. Cuz the bus to get to silver stone doesn't run often like once /hr. And it takes at least 30+ minutes to get on campus which could be annoying if you r in a rush. So I would suggest you plan ahead and set up your alarm if you have a morning class and you r not a morning person. read more

Cars in the community are very impressive -----Maserati, Porsche, Benz, BMW... The staff Dominic is wonderful. The community is adjacent to a park and a huge green belt. Quiet In-unit was her and dryer Hardwood floor New appliance Pool Close to market place Bus line read more

Very, very rarely write reviews. 'Everybody's a critic, right?' From NYC, Chicago, LA & SF before Davis so I've never lived in an apartment community, always had landlord 'on premises'. We put up with a lot from a landlord because we have a relationship with them. For First Point - Silverstone's management company - it's truly a business. And, like most large, dinosaur companies (think AT&T, PGE, GE, ...i.e., companies that have terrible customer service, are bankrupt or obsolete), First Pt. seems terribly short-sighted: unresponsive, uncommunicative, no investment in creating long-term customer relationships, i.e. contented tenants. Emails regarding Larger Issues to Ms. Eagles or Mr. San Filippo in upper management have gone entirely unacknowledged, unanswered. This is called the, "Ignore-the-problem-and-it-will-go-away" approach to Bad Business Practices 101. The point-of-contact staff on the property seem to have little support physically, mentally, emotionally from upper management. There is a tenant fund to give them a vacation. The only staff member who lives on the property, Debbie, (and her part-time assistant, Andrew), is OUTSTANDING. I do not believe the woman sleeps, she seems to work 24/7. She truly is an extraordinary representative for First Point though they don't seem to give her any help. My God, ONE woman to provide all repairs on a property with over 100 units?!? And this is advertised as a luxury complex. Small repairs to my unit are always addressed efficiently and timely by Deb. My biggest gripe is that the bedroom in my unit is 3-inches shy of the 10-feet stated in the First Point diagram. AND the 14-feet length??? Well, that includes the closet. I emailed and spoke with Mr. San Filippo regarding the matter but, up to this point: unanswered, unaddressed. Baaaad Business Practices 101, folks. Thanks for reading! read more

I rented an apartment for my mother at Silverstone Apartments from August 2019 to August 2020. The complex is very expensive compared to other apartment complexes, but I selected it because of its proximity to my home, to shopping and to parks and walking paths as my mother is no longer able to drive. The price of the one bedroom was $1900 and yet the complex is very average--nothing extravagant for the extra cost. Worse, the walls are thin, there is a significant bug problem (roaches, ants, etc.), and the garbages were often overfilled. The complex waters the landscaping almost every night and so we were constantly running through the water to get to our car or tracking all the water into the unit. We had several problems with our (very noisy) heating and AC unit throughout the year including no heat for several days in the winter! The landscapers blow the common areas clean by blowing it onto your porch and patio areas so that we had to sweep the patio after every weekly landscape cleaning :( And I have many other complaints but it is not worth the time or effort here. It was often difficult to reach management--by phone or in person which often delayed repairs. They have a 1-800 number that may or may not respond timely... My mother was a quiet, model tenant and we followed all of the rules to a 'T'. Rent was paid timely including extra utilities (Yes, they CHARGE you an extra utilities charge above and beyond your rent of about $75/mo!) I did not renew the lease for the 2020-2021 year. Approximately 6 weeks before moving out, the management contacted me by phone and asked me if I was willing to move out several days earlier to accommodate the incoming tenant who wanted this particular unit. I agreed as a courtesy and as my mother's new living situation was flexible. We left the unit spotless and without any damages and was told there would likely only be a very minimal charge for dusting blinds, etc. I was therefore surprised to discover that management withheld almost half of her security deposit and sent a security deposit explanation that is so intentionally confusing that it took the manager several minutes to try to decipher. Worse yet, management charged me for the full August rental amount despite the fact that we left earlier AT THEIR REQUEST. When I questioned this, she simply kept repeating that we had an obligation to fulfill our rental obligation--regardless of when we turn in the keys. Really?!? The moral of the story of Silverstone is to get EVERYTHING in writing--utilities amount, walk through statements, any changes to the lease or monies. No good deed goes unpunished.... read more

I've been living here for about six months, and overall I think this is a really nice apartment complex. The management is quick to respond to problems/repairs, and my unit layout is great. They had a decent selection of laminate wood floor units, which was also a plus for me. Though others here have talked about 'hobos' rummaging through the trash or people's cars, I haven't seen anything like that or felt threatened in this area. Some people even leave their bikes without a lock on, so I think it's safe to say it's a pretty safe area. While this might be a down side to students, I really like that the apartment is away from campus (though I work on campus). It has more families or older couples living in the complex, which is also a plus for those looking to live in a less-undergrad dominated apartment complex. The major downside to Silverstone is the price. Their current prices to be already quite high compared to most other options in Davis, and now they are hiking up the price due to renovations. The new prices seem unreasonably expensive, and sadly I'll have to take my business elsewhere. read more

This is the absolute worst place possible to live in Davis. You pay SIGNIFICANTLY MORE money than many other apartments in Davis and utility charges are through the roof. The staff here have a stick up their ass and speak down to you as if they are superior to you. As a fellow college student, our budget was already tight and having to pay up to $60 each (apartment with three people) in utilities per month is absolutely ridiculous. At one point the "garbage fees" were $150 for the month. They will take a ridiculous amount of money out of your security deposit once you move out to make sure that the apartment is back to the "pristine standard" it was given to you in. PRISTINE STANDARD MY ASS. The unit that my roommates and I first moved into had RAT POOP under the kitchen sink so I have no idea what kind of pristine standards they think they're talking about. Overall, I had an absolutely awful time living here and hated every day in this apartment building. The water is out every other day practically even though they charge you a ridiculous amount of water for utilities. For your own sanity please find a better place to live than Stupidstone because you will be saving yourself a lot of money plus a lot of back and forth bickering with the staff. Also, Kimberely is the worst, she has the​ worst attitude and acts as if her doing her job and helping out residents is a burden on her. Maybe she shouldn't be working in customer service if she thinks talking to people kindly is hard. I am just so disappointed with everything about Silverstone. read more

The worst apartment I lived in my life. Stay away from this apartment for their really bad management. I got three report calls which said I'm playing music too loudly when I was hanging out with my friends. How can I play music at home when I'm outside？ Can you at least check the situation before making the call？ When I wanted to move out before the lease end，I talked to the manager one month before the move-out date. The manager said I only need to send him the move out date and my new address with email，then everything is done. He never mentioned I need to find anyone who wants to rent my apartment. After one month，I returned the keys， moved out and the manager still didn't say anything. Then one month later，I got a mail which showed they couldn't find anyone who want to rent my unit so I need to pay the rent until the lease ends. Why didn't you say that two months ago？ How can I find anyone in Davis to rent the apartment when I am in another city？I moved out from other apartments before leases end twice. They only charged me one extra month rent and they told me that before I moved out. But this apartment was different. It didn't say anything before and when you moved out，but would charge you after that. Fantastic！ read more

I've lived here for a year now and for convenience sake we decided to sign a new lease. But don't be fooled, the way we were when we first moved here. They're going to charge you an exorbitant amount of rent because it's "renovated" but look a little further than skin deep and you'll notice that all the fixtures are cheap and often fall off like the closet doors, or the kitchen cupboard handles, or the towel racks. You might be excited to have a garbage disposal but I promise you it's the cheapest one I have ever had and it's broken four times this year. I've never broken a garbage disposal ever before and I'm 40 years old. And then let's talk about your PG&E bill. Because even though this place is "renovated" no one bothered to make any changes that were significant like replacing crusty old single pane windows with dual pane energy-efficient windows. Be cref of that washer dryer unit too, because we've already had ours replaced once. We also had to have our heating and cooling unit fixed twice. The only reasons I gave this two stars instead of one is because the maintenance person is amazing. She would have to be at a place this crappily put together. And the front desk people are really nice. It's not their fault that the corporate owners of this property don't live in Davis and couldn't care less about the quality of the community. And don't be fooled by any other apartment complex in Davis either, because they all get together once a year and collude about how they should price their apartments. So the "fair market value" that they are charging you was actually created by all of them getting together and deciding how much they could get away with charging your student loans, or your parents, or your own paycheck. They do keep the pool very clean however. That's really the only thing that sets this place apart from anywhere else in Davis for me read more

M/M T. Hey there to anyone looking for a great place to retire. We are a couple from Berkeley who have retired and relocated. We just signed our second year lease with Silverstone, with joy. The staff here are wonderful and easy to interact with. DEBBIE.. the maintenance mgr is the COOLEST we have encountered in the years of our apt dwelling. Things get done and get done well. We love the pool and the BBQ area, even better are the walking paths, coupled with the magnificent sunsets we photograph. With our downsized lifestyle we have found the shoe that fits. Our bright, sunny, quite little oasis is gonna be home for a long long time. So move in be BLESSED and have a great life ! :) read more

Living at Silverstone Appartments is spectacular! Debbie the supervisor is amazing and helps anytime ! It has been such an amazing pleasure to relate with the NEW office staff compared to the past! I feel so happy and comfortable living here! I recommend this place to anyone interested !!! read more

An honest review from someone who lived at this complex for four years, but moved out within the last two. Initially, this place seems great. It definitely has some stunning features. I don't want to claim that this place is all negative; but the negative definitely outweighs the positive. Positives: - Pool is very nice. It's kept very clean and gets great sun! Wonderful if you want to lay out. The grill is very nice, but it's not cleaned very often. When it was first built it was very nice, but it's kind of run-down now. - The gym is nice and updated. It used to be very old. But they have a nice variety of equipment. Not the best I've seen, but definitely decent. - The location is pretty great. Bus line runs right in front of the complex. Right next to an actual gym and shopping complex. Further away from campus, so it's quieter. Easy access to Woodland. Great view of the mountains, fairly unobstructed. The view used to be better before they started building The Cannery. This view may deteriorate if they expand. That being said, I got some wonderful shots of the sunset from here. Great location for families. - Decently fast maintenance. Neutral: - The maintenance lady... I will say, she's very good at her job. Really on top of things and a hard worker. However, she always made me feel uncomfortable. Just got a really judgemental vibe from her. She interacts well with the older members of the community, but she doesn't seem crazy about college students. Also would drop some borderline creepy comments now and again. She also just stares at you. This can make you feel incredibly uncomfortable. This may just be my perspective, though. Like I said, despite this she's a great worker. However it's unusual for there to only be one real maintenance person. This may have changed, as I saw one other person frequently as the years went on. Negatives: - This place is incredibly pricey. I would not recommend this location for students. The place isn't particularly student friendly (maybe more grad-student friendly), and everything about this place is expensive. The rent is super high, and they keep raising it by a considerable amount every year. Much better places to rent in terms of price-range. Some places are nicer for cheaper, too. - PG&E will be through the roof. I was shocked to see how my friends' bills compared to mine. My bill was consistently 2-3x more expensive, even compared to larger apartments. I don't know why this is, other than perhaps outdated infrastructure and poor insulation. I seldom had an energy bill below $100. Even when trying to cut back. - If you live on the first floor, you're going to have roaches. Like no matter what. Again, this is likely because of the poor insulation. There was an absurd number of cockroaches. Again, other friends who lived on the first floor at other complexes rarely/never saw a cockroach. I could expect them every week, if not every day. Pretty disgusting. Even traps only worked so far. I live on the first floor elsewhere and I have yet to deal with roaches. In comparison, I had a roach problem the first night at SS. - Speaking of pests, there are also mice. While renovating one apartment, all the mice rushed to mine. I had to kill 3 mice within a few weeks. - Some room shapes are kind of awkward. - Walls are pretty thin, although inconsistently. You can definitely hear people walking upstairs. Even if they aren't particularly heavy. This happens everywhere, but it seemed particularly bad here. - If you live in the backlot you will see some sketchy people. It's right next to a park and it gets a lot of sketch people at night. - They change staff fairly frequently (except for maintenance). During my time here it seems like we rotated through 4 different managers. Some have been nice, others haven't. One make an unnecessarily rude comment about my financial situation. This made me feel incredibly uncomfortable and I have yet to experience this at other complexes. - Updated features are largely cosmetic. It seems like the materials used were cheap but looked expensive. This gives them an excuse to hike up rates. - AC breaks semi-frequently. Had it break twice (same apartment) during different summers. Both times it was 106+ during the daytime. - The place seems less interested in customer satisfaction and more into making a profit. It seems like they used the cheapest materials, and it shows. They may be warm and caring initially, but this stops once you sign. I have since moved elsewhere, and I believe for the better. The longer I lived at SS, the more uncomfortable I became. Since moving I have save a ton of money and honestly feel like SS was ripping me off. This place seems better for families than college students. Not very college student friendly and very expensive without really being worth it. read more

Overall we had a very good experience at Silverstone. Our unit had been renovated so it was all brand-new wood-like (laminate) flooring, carpets, washer/dryer, stainless steel appliances, cabinets, ceiling fans, paint. Great floor plan and roomy patio with a high enough fence for some privacy (first-floor unit). Maintenance was prompt in responding to any problems we had, as was management. The grounds were always well maintained and the pool/spa area clean. This complex is great if you want to live in Davis and not be in an area with a majority of students; there is a good mix of students/non-students and pretty quiet. I don't understand this place getting poor reviews for its location- if you sign the lease, you must know that it's relatively far from the campus so plan accordingly or live somewhere closer if it's too far for you. That being said, it's still a bike-able distance from most places in the city, it's got good access to freeways if you commute, and it's walking distance from the Nugget shopping center. It's also close to a couple of Unitrans lines. Oh, it's also pet-friendly (you have to pay an extra deposit and $15/month per pet), so expect to see/hear a good number of dogs from time to time or the occasional cat. The main reason we moved was due to an unexpected job change and we had to leave the area, or we probably would have stayed. read more

If you choose to move here be prepared and warned that 6 months before your lease is up you will be required to sign a lease for the following year! If you do not sign your apartment will be rented to someone else and you will be notified to move out. When it is time to move out you will be charged for painting and carpet cleaning. The painting was over $700. We were shocked that we were told we owed them. We were only there 1 year and did not paint any walls. We felt the apartment was left in great condition. Then to top it off they tried to say we still owed for unpaid energy bills. This was proven wrong when we brought our bank statements. Absolutely ridiculous. The only positive experience were the neighbors! read more

We've lived at Silverstone for about 6 months and are very happy with our apartment and the management. Our place was newly painted/carpeted and in great shape when we moved in, and Debbie in maintenance is wonderful about fixing things when there is a problem. The property is quiet and peaceful, and the walls are thick so you don't hear much from neighboring units, which is a big plus. There had been a number of run down/likely abandoned bikes taking up the bike spots, and they were responsive to their tenants' concerns about that. We were pleased to see that they recently went through and put notices on the bikes with flats, ripped up seats, lots of rust, etc. and put the ones that didn't respond into storage. read more

The management cut bike locks and removed owned, even registered, bicycles with only a few days notice---and the notices weren't placed on resident's doors! a shocking surprise for those who returned from long weekends. THEFT!! read more

Just signed my 4th lease. I love it here. Debbie, the maintenance manager is amazing. Always going above and beyond her responsibilities. In fact, all of the management have been great. let me clarify that. Any notices that I received are just small compliance stuff. When I talk with them they us just tell me the rules, offer suggestions and very casual(no drama). The one thing I recall when shopping for places to live was the amount of storage in the units. So.. pretty quiet and peaceful place. The grounds are always kept clean. read more

Overall, great place to live! Quiet, clean and friendly environment. The staff is very helpful and always willing to help. Debbie (Maintenance) is Awesome and is very quick to respond. She is the best! read more

Don't rent here unless you want to be lied to! I e mailed Thursday for a tour, received confirmation via e mail for Saturday. When I came in, the woman (older with white hair), picked up a flyer and just went over the monthly rental cost after asking me what unit I was interested in (mind you all that information was on the e mail and she had confirmed receipt). Once I told her I came for the tour, she said they weren't doing them. I proceeded to tell her that I had an e mail confirmation for a tour. Then she said that the unit they were using to show got rented with a quick turn around. So I asked her if the unit was rented late Thursday, and the renters moved in the next day, Friday since my appointment was the day after (Saturday). I never received a call or e mail with an update that there were no units to show. She never apologized. All she did was state that they didn't have any units to show. Once I told her that I had driven from San Francisco...her reply was "this isn't the only apartment complex you were visiting". Horrible service, imagine what would happen if you need maintenance or need anything from them for that matter. This behavior is always a great indication of how they behave in the future if you were to become a resident. I'm glad this happened because it is better to know at this point than after.... read more

I loved living here and wouldn't be leaving if I hadn't bought a house. The units are well maintained and the complex is run by two wonderful managers, Amanda and Kimberly, who are not just efficient but also extremely caring and welcoming. It felt like they were really working to create a community among the residents. I found the location to be great, especially for a young professional or graduate students - a little bit out of downtown but still an easy bike ride to campus, just across the corner from the Nugget Market.It's pretty quiet, there's a park right next door and a gym right around the corner, and it's a safe a nice area to live in. The management company also lets you do everything online, including paying your bill (with a credit card, if you want). I only had a couple of small maintenance issues come up while I was living there, but both times it was as simple as submitting the online form and they were taken care of the right away. The whole staff is super professional, and it's a great place to live. Definitely recommend it. read more