I came to crash at my friend's place for Freak-fest over halloween,and was just blown away when I…read moresaw this building's interior. This place looks and feels like a hotel. The bedrooms are not terribly big considering you have to share, but their bathrooms are huge. According to my friend, on top of $600+ rent you have to pay for electricity and utilities which probably bumps the price per month up close to $700. Which in my opinion is on the higher end for off campus housing. However, if you can afford it you should definitely consider the convenience factor of lucky. It's located opposite the chazen museum and badger bus stop, and next to a grocery store and various other food places. Overall, I'd recommend living elsewhere but I gotta give this place props for being a pretty cool place to live if you can afford it.

Great apartment Even though the laundry is very…read morelimited,lucky is still a good place to choose Also very nice staff here. Their new front desk staff Justin is very friendly. You can find anything you want at lucky

I highly recommend Sauk Creek Apartment Homes to my friends and family for numerous reasons. Why,…read moreyou ask? First and foremost, the management team is exemplary. If you ever have a concern or need something fixed they are timely, courteous and respectful. They go above and beyond the call of duty when you bring something to their attention. They make you feel at home and make your happiness their top priority. Ben, whom I have had the pleasure of working with most closely, is the reason I will be staying at the property for another year. He stops at nothing to ensure that his tenants feel at home. The most important attribute of a referable apartment manager is efficient and accurate communication; Ben and his team have always made sure that the tenants are aware of the goings on at the complex (newly paved parking lot, upgrades to the apartment, etc.). Most recently, the management team (I worked most closely with Ben) turned a potentially negative personal situation into a positive one for me. During this time of great stress and pressure in my life, his professionalism with respect to my uncommon needs was outstanding. He worked through the options with me and made sure that my home situation was secure and worry-free. This allowed me to focus on work and the transition that was occurring. I cannot say enough good about the management team in general. The maintenance team is exceptional as well. They respond to needs in a timely manner and always work diligently and professionally to make sure your home looks and feels spectacular. They even jump started my car one morning after I had left the dome light on overnight. Everyone at this property will make you feel at home, has your best interests in mind and will be sure to assist you in any way that they can. The building has always been clean and well-kept. This property is gorgeous and well taken care of. I am proud to call this apartment community my home. Thank you Ben and management team and all who continue to make this property the most enjoyable place I have lived to date. Best Regards as Always, Cameron For reference: I found this property on Craigslist and have lived here for a year (2015-16). I will be staying another year (thank you Ben) from 2016-17. I came in with minimal expectations and have come to realize that this property sets the standard for what apartment living can mean. Thank you guys again. I'm sure this goes without saying, but I highly recommend this property.

Before I moved to Sauk Creek Apartments, I had owned homes for more than 35 years so I was not sure…read morewhat to expect. I have been so impressed with this complex and its management! Communication related to the apartments is always clear and timely. Any time I have a question, Jessica or Debbie get back to me immediately--usually the same day. Maintenance requests, whether big or small, are handled immediately as well. Joe, Brian, and the others on the maintenance staff are friendly and professional--and stealth! When they are done with a repair there is no trace that they were there except a friendly note explaining what was done. Tim maintains the grounds beautifully. I love my apartment! It is updated, safe, sunny, and quiet. And it's affordable. I never wonder if I made the right choice. This is home!

The apartments are surprisingly affordable (a rarity in Madison), the grounds are kept clean and…read morewell maintained, and as others have said, the maintenance crew is top-notch. Being on a bus line, close to Target, Hilldale, and Metro Market are nice bonus.

I have been at Chapel Hill for over 7 years. It might not be the flashiest apartment complex…read morearound, but they keep it clean, they have a really nice pool, and the superintendent is 2nd to none when it comes to fixing things - they are both responsive and thorough when it comes to fixing any issues that arise. Chapel Hill management also worked with me when I suddenly went unemployed for a lengthy period of time. They were both understanding and kind during a very difficult period for me. I highly recommend the Chapel Hill Apartments.

I absolutely love my apartment! While I do believe that they are overpriced for the amount of space…read moreyou get, there are a lot of benefits that keep me living here. They're very sleek and modern, have high ceilings, nice floors, in-unit W/D and new appliances. The nice additions are the underground parking spaces, the option for pets (at an affordable rate) as well as storage options. From a security standpoint, it's pretty good for most apartments. Obviously the higher floors are secure and depending on what building/side of the building you're on, a lot of the first floor apartments are elevated enough that no one would try breaking in without a ladder. For people who are interested in a private entry, they have first floor apartments to accommodate that as well. If you're a light sleeper; there is a lot of noise. I can usually hear neighbors from down the hall who are just having a normal conversation or if someone next door is watching a movie, I may as well be in the apartment with them. I'm hoping to stay, but if the rent prices go up any more, I will have to move. If you can afford it, the amenities are great and it's a nice alternative to living just 15 minutes from downtown.

I was the first person to move into RIVA and have recently re-signed my lease for a 2nd year. This…read moreis a great, safe, modernized neighborhood and I really enjoy living here. I love the convenience of the centralized location (Whether you're going to east side, west side, downtown, Oregon, etc., Everything takes about 15 minutes to get to). * I would consider the majority of residents here as young professionals. * To me, the price is worth it-I'm a firm believer in 'you get what you pay for'. *Brand new apartment, safe neighborhood, convenient location, responsible residents/neighbors.* Other information/comments: -The construction is finally over so that won't be a problem for future residents. - I do agree with the statements below-the walls are thin and you can often hear your neighbors conversations. -Uber and Lyft cab rides are only $12-$14 for getting downtown to state street . -Parking is not an issue for me. -No smoking is allowed on the property so if you smoke, you should quit or you'll need to walk off the premise. (Easy for me to say, as I've never smoked haha). -On-site maintenance, gym, and dry cleaning service are a + **Having an annual gathering for the residents to get to know one another and also, a way to show appreciation to us, would be nice.**

Pros: Close to Camp Randall and Open Pantry. Free breakfast, free light housekeeping (still have to…read moredo your own dishes), air conditioning, no worries about utility bills (since that's taken care of with your exorbitant rent), cheap/free cable if you sign your lease early enough, decent computer lab, usable workout room, study areas, public sitting areas, front desk people to call and complain to when your neighbors are being loud (more efficient than calling the police) and SEMESTER LEASES (no searching for a sub letter, hell yes). There are nice little tubs in the lobby that you can borrow so you only have to make one trip when you're bringing your groceries or other heavy things to you room. (and there is an elevator) Rent is cheap if you're willing to live in a double double. (That's 4 people to a 2 bedroom apartment.) Cons: Single rooms in a 2 bedroom apartment are extremely expensive, as is your own efficiency. (over $700/month) Close to Camp Randall. The cable is quite expensive if you do opt to have it and did not sign your lease early. The furniture provided is awfully uncomfortable. There's an essential lock down on Halloween, despite the exorbitant rent you pay. Anytime of the year your night time guests technically have to sign in. Essentially you lose a lot of privacy and some independence by living here.

I think it would be hard to find an apartment worse than the regent in Madison. It's a joke how…read moremuch they charge monthly for what you're living In. I have lived here for almost a year, and I don't think there's been a day where both elevators worked or 75% of the laundry and dryer machines weren't broken. This place has a stench like no other and the list could go on. If you're looking to live here I strongly advise looking somewhere else.

Took several days to respond to a maintenance request when my AC broke during a heatwave. Told me…read morerenting an apartment is just like owning a house and that I would be required to pay the entire rent amount for that month. The hallway also reeks of mold and rotten garbage. I would also have trouble breathing at night in my apartment. My unit also had a huge dust problem. I would vacuum every 2 days and the vacuum would be completely full. I don't have any pets and I would have two hepa filters running all day long everyday. The washer and dryer were also extremely low quality. Drying a load of clothes would take about 3 hours or more. I am also pretty sure that this apartment complex doesn't have a water softener and the water is extremely hard in Madison. For such a high cost of rent, 306 is not worth it.

306 West Main Street, Madison, Wisconsin is a perfect place to rent a unit, if what you're looking…read morefor are superb professional management, friendly efficient maintenance, easily accessible free coffee & tea 24/7, a fully-equipped gym, a very pleasant and clean community room, and an opportunity to walk to the Capitol, walk to Campus, walk to the Convention Center, walk to Capitol Centre Market, and walk to Cafes galore! Bus routes also are around the corner, as are bikes to rent. And let's not forget the Dane County Farmers' Market on and around The Square! Plus a myriad of other free musical events always but a stone's throw away. The list goes on.... A 2023 sojourn in Madison found me not just relishing every day I lived at 306 West, but having this experience indelibly tucked into my memoirs under the category, "What A Wonderful Life." And the icing on the cake for me was the presence and personalities of Property Manager Michelle Vacha and Leasing Specialist Amanda Cassarini, who make living at 306 West cool--very, very cool indeed!

This Management company is absolutely fantastic! They don't advertise their properties much, in…read morefact I found my apartment after seeing a little sign on one of their buildings. Their properties are beautiful Mansion Hill homes converted to spacious apartments. The apartment manager is very friendly and responsive to any maintenance requests (many of which were taken care of the next day). I do have to mention that they do not rent to most undergraduate students. These apartments are quite and are usually rented by grad students and young professionals. All the apartments I've seen have beautiful crown and base moldings, high ceilings, wood floors, gas stoves and many unique architectural touches. If you are looking for beautiful, well kept apartments in the downtown/capitol area this is the company to go with!

Madison Land Company is great! I rented an apartment on Wisconsin Ave. next to Kennedy Manor for a…read morecouple years and it was very well maintained especially for a downtown Madison property. The maintenance staff were always friendly and promptly attended to any requests I had (ie: installation of a window AC unit; replacement of smoke detector batteries). I never had any actual maintenance issues because the apartment was in fantastic condition. I've been told this company prefers to rent to adults/professionals and grad students who maintain the units and respect other tenants...their properties are not party pads.

Best place in Madison to call home!!! My fiance and I moved to Madison about 3 years ago, and…read morewere very nervous about staring a new job in a new city without knowing many people. Mirabel is a great value, super clean, with tons of amenities, but the sense of community the management has built is priceless. They have many community events, and are always there to help! We love calling this our home!

My fiancee lived here for a year, and I was really impressed with this apartment complex…read more I believe this recently built, probably within the last three years. She paid $800/month for a 1 bedroom/1 bathroom unit. This included a nice gym, extra storage, a nice pool, and free underground garage parking. The residents were really nice and the apartment manager often nominated a resident of the month and gave discounts off rent for the award. In addition, she often threw parties for the Mirabel residents.