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Groton Towers

(4 reviews)

Friendly staff, secure building, great location. Groton towers are super cute apartments with nice…read morebalconies.

We lived here when my husband was stationed at the SUBASE nearby and we had a wonderful experience!…read moreUsually I don't prefer to live in an apartment but Groton Towers is not your usual apartment complex! First of all there are only two buildings so you're not overwhelmingly surrounded by tons of people, it's a small close not community who all looks out for each other. I made 3 life long friends who I met in the halls of Groton Towers. These neighbors were so kind as we even ended up sharing thanksgiving with one of them who also happened to be a military family who moved here from Ga and didn't know anyone in the area (we are from FL). The doors are all locked so in order for anyone to get in they have to be a resident and have a key. They snow plow everything for free, heating is usually included in rent and the best heating system ever! The sidewalks are always salted and the maintenance staff is super responsive and helpful! When we moved in our walk unit had something small on it broke, but when the maintenance saw it instead of fixing the older unit, they put a brand new remote controlled one in! Karen is a kind and thoughtful landlord, the best of which I've ever had the pleasure of meeting! She always had treats in her office for everyone and was constantly planning activities for the kids for the holidays! My daughter would always bug me every time we came through the front doors to grab snacks and say hi to Karen! We still miss her even after moving a year and a half ago.

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Nutmeg Woods

(19 reviews)

Giselle and every woman that works at that office just about is rude and nasty! I know you all…read moredon't get much fresh air because of the winter time but the attitude race of stink ass! I made it specifically clear when they refunded my check because I chose not to rent from them because they wanted to charge me double deposit which is a joke considering I come from Henderson Nevada we don't work that way. It's taking them over 2 months to get it back to me.

Do not live here. The entire complex is run down and they don't do much to fix it up. The…read moremaintenance people are friendly but the front office staff are rude and don't care about the well being of their tenants. I have lived here for 3 years and have had issues with my ceiling leaking, mold in the bathroom due to no fan and roaches in the hallway of our unit. Also, if your new upstairs neighbors have a toddler they are allowed to stomp around all day long. Our other neighbors never stood in one place and stomped as loud as they could for 3 minutes straight. I called the property about it a few times and the rude property manager told me "it's just normal apartment living". No one should pay over $1,800 a month to live somewhere where you can't even take a nap and your dogs are scared from loud bangs upstairs. To top this all of when they changed out our AC at the beginning off the summer they flung gunk all over the walls and our carpet. They also put in an AC that didn't fit in the wall properly and used no foam to seal the gap. So the first time it rained it poured through the gaps which soaked our entire carpet and my boyfriends gaming set up. They will not offer to replace anything that they've damaged. Beware of this place and I highly recommend for you to move anywhere else.

Groton Estates

Groton Estates

(7 reviews)

Not sure why there are a lot of bad reviews. The apartment is set up nicely with spacious…read morebedrooms. Kitchen area in our apartment was upgraded with a dishwasher so that is a plus. They say there is AC, but it's only in the main living room. So will need to buy some for the bedrooms. 4 stars for parking. I think a lot of families have two cars and you get one spot on a first come first served to choose the spot. But the 2nd car has to fight for a close curbside parking spot. And it can get a little crowded sometimes. Impressed with the flexibility of the main office when it comes to packages. Since you only get a small mail box at the apartment, was afraid about having packages left out. But you can have them delivered to the main office and they let you know when they come. For the price, its nice.

Groton Estates was my home-away-from-home for close to seven (7) months…read more I recognize some online comments are pretty rough. I chalk it up as normal for New England people that are known for their frank, in-your-face, unvarnished opinions. In fairness, Groton Estates is an established complex that is a dominant part of a coastal apartment community, consisting of brick colonial style apartment homes, providing an affordable home for people living and working in the area. I appreciated the staff the most. Here are some highlights: PEOPLE: The ladies who manage the property face with many people of all walks of life. In my opinion, they are the heroes that maintain a professional composure and fortitude even with upset clientele. Yet they march on, being courteous and gracious to the newcomer whatever their background. During the walk through, the management lady explained this unit had a new carpet, a new kitchen sink fixture, and a welcome home package complete with a "Welcome Home" note. When you're scrambling to move, that won't hit you until later on. When it hit me, I thought wow, that was a nice touch! OPERATIONS: As for me, I was able to make contact the first time (860-445-8519). Visited on a Saturday, saw the model, and agreed the contract terms, application fee ($30), deposit ($800), and a prorated rent for a portion of the first month that remained. Yes, I had to wait three or four days, but moved in right away. Discovered later that time was required to paint, clean, and install a couple things that needed replacement. Apartment maintenance - First class. I either emailed, phoned, or visited the office and got immediate service the next business day. Mail - delivered directly to apartment unit, and packages can be safely held by the office. Parking - no problem if you have one vehicle. Be courteous if your unit has a handicap spot. The tow truck can be very expensive, and can ruin your day. Snow removal - Excellent in the parking areas and the walkways. TECHNOLOGY: (1) Rent is due on the 10th. However, paying by check on the first of the month will reflect well on your credit rating. They also offer electronic transfer arrangements too. (2) Free internet. Yes, the internet is free! But if you wish to protect your personal identification, you should configure a VPN for all your connections, or you should pay for your own internet service provider (the monthly charge for Xfinity was $40/month). The latter, requires a MODEM / WIFI router that has been locked-down (white listed connections, etc). (3) LaundryConnect is the wifi service for the washer and dryer machines. A well-kept laundry facility, centralized within on Groton Estates. Bottom line: Groton Estates is a decent place to live with great staff. Positive relationships are possible with time! A word about online comments. As mentioned above, the typical New Englander doesn't mince words. No doubt, the "old salt" - sailors from the whaling industry or those from the Navy ("Arg, Matie"), continue to have a strong influence today. At Groton Estates, you'll definitely experience today's multicultural social fabric of the 21st century laced with old "old salt" sailors that lived long ago in an unforgiving day and age. This is Groton. Groton grew out of an old seaport village that is now a city and a modern-day maritime community that still includes large shipyard and boating amenities combined. 150 or 200 years ago Groton and New London were considered the second largest whaling port in the world. During the revolution, it was also home to the Battle of Groton Heights (also known as the Battle of Fort Griswold, or the Fort Griswold Massacre). Namesakes of those patriots that died defending the land still live on. Appreciating New England is to muse on the past and to consider the similarities of the social fabric generations ago. I recommend reading The Groton Times, a free newspaper delivered to Groton Estates, that publishes historical articles from time to time. It's a precious resource; teachers, historians, and other volunteer writers contribute some fascinating articles. Here is such an article that was broken up across three weekly editions: https://www.theday.com/local-news/20220209/history-revisited-whodunnit-from-grotons-past

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Gull Harbor Apartments

(3 reviews)

I moved in around 2017 and this place was not how it is today. The new ownership is certainly doing…read moretheir job in changing things up around here. I've encountered a handful of issues while staying at Gull Harbor but Lissette was skillful enough to handle them professionally and thoroughly. There are still a few kinks they need to sort out, which is why I've left a 3-star review. Shout-out to maintenance for being awesome 24/7. This place used to be a mess (still kind of is: smoke smell lingering in hallway, random poop/chocolate ice-cream incident, noisy plumbing, deteriorating internals), but it is MUCH better today considering the renovations happening everyday. Most of the folks that I've interacted with are reserved at first but social after multiple occurrences.

I moved in about 2017, and needless to say I've been wanting to move ever since, unfortunately due…read moreto financial circumstances I'm un able to and these are the reasons why. 1st the building in the entry way is never up to par, their is always magazine/coupon clippings all over the floor. 2nd the laundry room is always a disgrace, I often find myself cleaning it up after doing my own laundry, 3rd their are always people screaming, yelling, fighting or just loud conversation in the parking lot in all hours of the night. 4Th they don't have no consideration for other peoples vehicles, Ive lost count on how many times my car has been dinged due to another person banging into my car door. 5th there's trash all over the parking lot, not to mention the pungent smell of marijuana in the corridors, it literally smacks you right in the face. If your looking for some peace and quiet, this is definitely not the place, also I've been waiting for god knows how long for my balcony to be fixed and painted, not too mention work needed inside the apartment as well. HOPEFULLY THIS REVIEW GETS TO THE RIGHT PERSON AND SOME MUCH NEEDED CHANGES CAN BE ATTENDED TOO. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT!!!!

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The Ledges Apartments

(8 reviews)

We loved living here. When we moved in February of 2023, we were finally at peace after a few crazy…read moreyears. When we moved in, I was attacked by the moving company we hired, and was very stressed. I also got sick and had to have emergency surgery. I was smoking weed, as I have a medical card, and it's a legal substance in this state. The property manager Cheryl and I got off to a terrible start, with her telling me we would be kicked out if I smoked weed, and I could sit down with them and tell them why I smoke weed and maybe she would make an exception, so for 3 weeks I went without my medical weed that I smoked for anxiety. She told me "we have great lawyers, we don't want all that weed stuff here" I was admittedly very excitable during this time, and probably down right rude. We got a letter saying we would be kicked out if I did not stop, and a few weeks later "sorry, you can smoke weed. We weren't aware of the laws" (that had been in place for YEARS at this point) We went two years with no issues. We paid our rent on time every month. We don't even stay here a lot as we travel often. We got a letter on our door on Christmas Eve letting us know we have to move in February. If this isn't retaliation and discrimination, I'm not sure what is. I would be very weary of living here. We are on the first floor and the front door to the building shakes so hard, pictures fall off our walls. And for 2 years, they did nothing. The post office has told me they are not up to code with the way packages get delivered, and things get stolen regularly. Oh and don't complain about office staff in front of the dudes that fly around the properly pretty fast on those golf carts, aren't very polite and take forever to fix things. They're all related and friends. So you also can't complain to the office about work done in your home either. Nepotism at its finest for sure. I guess we're being kicked out because we complained about simple problems and smoke weed, and spoke up about the issues we had about it. Yikes Can't find another reason. Like I said, discrimination and retaliation. I'm sure we will be getting a whopping $0 of our security deposit

If you're looking for an expensive apartment with basic appliances and high fees look no further…read more PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR LEASE. We assumed (being military and moving around the country a lot) that this place did a standard 30 day notification to move. It is 60 days in the lease. If you still decide to live here please don't forget that as they will be no help if you explain yourself and there is no mercy. Oh and its a 35% increase in the extra month(s) you will have to pay if you extend your lease. And once you're done paying that extra 2000$+ you will then receive a nice bill for carpet replacement as normal carpet stains cannot be cleaned with their chemicals. The bill for a 1500 sqft carpet replacement is over 1000$. No negotiations since we've already moved and the apartment is no longer ours to clean even if we wanted to do it ourselves. I've moved 8 times in the past 5 years and I can honestly say that this is by far the greediest rental business I have come across. If you are willing to pay for mediocre amenities, appliances, and customer service then please ignore this review.

The Beam - apartments - Updated May 2026

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