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    Terrawood Apartments

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    Amazing Community and Incredible Location!…read more I've lived at Amli Grapevine for six months now, and I can confidently say it's perfect! The concierge and maintenance teams are not only incredibly friendly but also truly excellent at what they do. Work orders are always addressed within 24 hours, and they're constantly fostering a sense of community through fun activities and events (last month: beeswax candle making, this summer: Aloha cocktail party). Plus, they're so sweet to my dog, which means a lot to me! The amenities here are top-notch. From the private dog park (where the dog owners are amazing!) to the luxurious outdoor pool and chic indoor clubhouse pool table with multiple large-screen TVs for special occasions, everything is thoughtfully designed. The square footage for the price is unbeatable--I've looked across the country and haven't found anything else that compares. The location is absolutely incredible. Just two blocks away is the charming, vintage Main Street with its boutique shops and restaurants, plus the luxurious Hotel Vin and its adjoining food court right by the train station which turns into the Santa Clause Express during the holidays. We are the Christmas Capital of Texas after all. Right now we also have a temporary ice rink - and the year-round Golf Station where you can practice your swing. Lots of business travel? You can leave your car at home. Or it's only a quick 10-minute train or car ride to DFW Airport, making travel super convenient. On the other side of the apartments opposite main street, we have a beautiful (looks brand new) soccer field, library, recreation center, and conference center. Shopping options? Upscale stores in nearby Southlake to the left and outlet stores just 10 minutes to the right. And thoughtful extras: safe, secure parking with cameras, a full-size gym, multiple office spaces, and even a stylish, fully-equipped conference room for meetings. This place truly has it all--an unbeatable community, top-tier amenities, and the perfect location. If you're considering moving, don't wait. Grab an apartment here while you can--you won't regret it!

    I've lived at AMLI Grapevine for over 4 years. It's always been great for maintenance response…read moretimes, and overall, the place is kept clean. However, compared to when I first moved in, there has been a noticeable decline. Management isn't as good as it was previously. We used to have monthly resident events, and now we are lucky if they are once a quarter, and it's always the same food and drinks. The management made some key mistakes that greatly impacted the resident experience. They got rid of most of the pool lounge cushions before ordering new ones, ordered the wrong ones, and now it is the end of June, and we haven't had pool cushions all summer. Management also does things like schedule a bug-spraying on a holiday weekend in the summer around the pool, which means the pool was closed on a Saturday in June. This seems like something that could have been handled on a weekday. As someone on the first floor, I also find it inconvenient that I pay more rent than the apartments above me, yet when they hired window cleaners for the exterior, they did not clean the first-floor windows. My windows haven't been cleaned in 4 years, so I had to do it myself with Windex and two rolls of paper towel (who owns a squeegee and bucket in a one-bedroom apartment. I still couldn't reach the top of some of the windows either, since I also don't keep a ladder in my one-bedroom apartment. The TVs in the club room no longer have sound, and they pay for fewer channels than previously, so now none of the residents hang out in there anymore. They also have a fireplace in the club room, but you can no longer turn it on. It seems that, given the higher-than-average rent in the area, we are not getting much less than we used to, and I no longer think it is worth the extra cost. I used to really say how much I loved living here, but I'm underwhelmed now.

    StoneLedge Apartments Grapevine

    StoneLedge Apartments Grapevine

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    To all current and future residents:…read more The short version: living here was generally fine. The move-out experience was not. Based on my experience, I would choose another apartment before renting here again. If you do rent here, get everything in writing--every conversation, every instruction, and every policy clarification. We lived here for three years. For most of that time we enjoyed living here, but during our last year the experience began to decline. Residents not picking up after their dogs became a persistent issue despite repeated emails from management, and the back gate seemed to be broken regularly. A few months before moving out, we asked to remove our garage. When we added it mid-lease, we had been told it could be removed at any time. This time we were told that policy had changed, but residents had never been notified. After speaking with management, they eventually agreed to remove it for our final two months as a courtesy. The biggest issue came during move-out. The move-out checklist instructed residents to retexture wall repairs. Wanting to do it correctly, my husband went to the leasing office and asked Ron exactly how the walls should be repaired. He was told to fill the holes, not sand them, and to run his finger across the repair to recreate the texture. My husband even asked if he needed a special texturing tool and was told no. After completing the repairs exactly as instructed, he requested a move-out inspection. Ron said there wasn't time to do one and didn't offer another appointment. A few weeks later we received a move-out bill for over $1,000, with roughly $900 for wall repairs. Danielle sent us the third-party contractor's invoice showing repairs for 90 holes. When I explained that we had followed Ron's instructions, we were told a different version of events. We were also told we hadn't used spackle, even though we had. The explanations continued to change. We were initially told move-out inspections were commonly provided. Later we were told they weren't required under the lease. The carpet charges also changed from being described as pet-related to being because the carpet was "damaged beyond repair" after three years of normal living. After several emails, management reduced the wall charges by 50% as a customer service gesture, which I appreciated. Even so, we were still left paying hundreds of dollars for repairs that were completed according to the instructions we were given. The most frustrating part wasn't receiving a bill--it was relying on verbal instructions from the leasing office only to have those conversations later denied. Ironically, if we had ignored the instructions we were given and simply filled and sanded the holes, our bill likely would have been much lower. My advice to anyone considering this property: if you have a conversation with the leasing office, send a follow-up email documenting it. If you ask for move-out instructions, get them in writing. A simple email could save you hundreds of dollars. Our three years living here were ultimately overshadowed by the move-out process, and that's why I cannot recommend renting here.

    Resident for 3 years, constant rotation of management. Maintenance has always been helpful…read more However, don't have anything shipped to your front door or it could be stolen, front office will not store unless usps. Had multiple packages stolen and no assistance when kindly asking after had requested the carrier deliver to the front. Go ahead and get your carpet steam cleaned before moving out or they'll charge you for a full replacement. Make sure to read reviews as they are similar.

    Dane Park Grapevine

    Dane Park Grapevine

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    Resident since April on a 16-month lease. I've tried to give this place the benefit of the doubt at…read moreevery step, so this is a last resort rather than a first reaction. The unit wasn't clean or finished - drawers sitting unassembled, dirty surfaces, windows, patio & and an actively leaking toilet. Maintenance fixed the toilet same-day, which I'll credit them for, but it took three days to get the apartment clean. The dog relief pad on my patio was covered in feces and urine at move-in and took about a month to remove. Most move-in items weren't closed out until the end of May. Know the real monthly cost before you sign. My quoted rent is $1,779. My actual statement is $2,009 - a $100 amenity fee, $35 valet trash, a separate $20 package-delivery fee, $8 pest control, plus allocated water, sewer, trash, and two stormwater/drainage lines. These are disclosed in the lease addenda, so this isn't a bait-and-switch, but nobody walks you through what it adds up to, and some charges appear on your ledger under labels like "Package Locker Income" that don't match the lease. Add electric and I'm at roughly $2,260 on a $1,779 apartment. Electric is high because the buildings aren't sealed well. Over $250 for a two-bedroom, close to double what I've paid in comparable units - and the community rules require you to leave the HVAC running at all times, even when you're away for days. Amenities. The pool was out of service for over two months waiting on a city inspection and repairs while I continued paying the $100/month amenity fee. Management did issue a $50 credit, which I appreciate but that's roughly 20% of what was charged for an amenity that didn't exist during that window. In addition to this, the gates have been stuck open since I moved in, and non residents routinely are using the gym and basketball court, which has yet to be enforced Management. Requests sit until you follow up repeatedly. Though I'll note this has been getting better. This is the difference between a property with growing pains and one that isn't managed well. I'd gladly update this review if management provided a clear written breakdown of what the $100 amenity fee covers relative to the separate $20 package fee, and brought the pool credit closer to the period the amenity was actually unavailable. The location is great ,it's the only reason this isn't one star. Prospective residents: ask for the full fee schedule and the all-in total before you sign, and ask what the average electric bill runs. Hope things can continue to get better but there is still a lot the property & management need and can do better.

    I called the office in the afternoon & Tyler answered because my garbage disposal just broke & has…read morebeen leaking for months ruining the wood underneath the cabinet I had no idea, he sent a message to maintenance & Chris showed up in 30m I couldn't believe how fast he replaced the disposal & sprayed the cabinet. He said he will come back to fix the corner in the cabinet. Thank you so much Guys for your immediate attention, quite impressive Chris & Tyler, thank you Luisa

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    Resort at 925 Main

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    I've chosen this complex for a 2nd home In tx. While it's a bit dated in its finishes (I'm In The…read moreluxury apartment industry) the property is clean, the residents truly love living there (encounter a few during my tour) , the amenities and location to everything I need for work and social are bar none. The staff here is incredible (especially Vicki) and have gone above and beyond to help me get settled. I'm really looking forward to this experience!

    Pros: Located right off main street: restaurants, historical…read morelocations, you name it. Their amenities are very robust. Pool and gym Place is very clean Secured gates Easy parking Quiet Neighbors are very pleasant Cons: 1) I had flooding into my apartment in 2024 from a clogged drain. I was on the first floor, and all the water went down my pantry and under the floorboards in my kitchen. Anytime I stepped on the floorboards, water would come pouring out. There are two occasions that I went to management about this, but I was told two things that absolutely floored me: Mold doesn't grow in 2-3 days, and that they would use a dehumidifier to take up the water. Black mold does, in fact, grow in 2-3 days, and a dehumidifier would do absolutely nothing to help the water. I assume they did not want to address the problems until after I moved out, since I gave my 60 day notice. Regardless, I thought it was very unprofessional, and I did not push a prorate after these interactions. I lived at a family's condo for the time being and just wanted to move out as soon as possible. 2) Someone at the complex took my name off my mailbox and put in a forwarding address slip for the next resident BEFORE my lease was up. This couldn't have been worse timing, seeing how any and all tax documents I should have received were bounced back to USPS, and I am struggling just to find out how the hell to get them. I was told that it was the responsibility of the USPS, but even if it was their responsibility, the apartment complex would have to give them the notice that I was out of the apartment. There would be no reason to tell USPS that I was moved out of the apartment before my lease was up. Never mind the tax documents, I was missing quiet a bit of mail. Ultimately, I do not want anything else to do with the complex anymore; it's just been such a pain. I cannot recommend this place until they have better management. They dropped the ball really hard, and I find it daunting that I put any kind of effort into approaching their office.

    Terrawood Apartments - apartments - Updated July 2026

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