We have lived here since they opened and thoroughly enjoy it. The entire staff, are super to us…read more There is always something going on each month and they even have some daily refreshments in the club room. The apartments are well made and have modern appliances. Many stores are just steps away and you just can't ask for more convenience. There are newer buildings in the area but this is still the best.

Pros - Great Location although most of the shops and restaurants are starting to close down. Good…read moreservice. Cons - Need to have more units with balcony.

I've lived here 2 1/2 yrs. and this is my "honest" review. The building is secure and having inside…read moreparking is nice. The leasing office has little gatherings often which promotes communication between neighbors. All of the employees have been very nice and always accommodating. Maintenance tickets are put in for repairs and they come that day or the next. There are no loud parties, children screaming in the hallway or weed smoking. The rent is high. The appliances could be better and toilets could be higher. Pest control is available upon request. I'm on the ground floor. I've had a raccoon sleeping on my balcony, about 6 cockroaches, a few spiders and one mouse. All of which were immediately addressed. Never any infestation or constant problem.

Buyer beware! I used to sing the praises of this complex, but not anymore…read more We moved out less than 30 days ago and I just received an email from debt collectors regarding a $207 balance on our apartment. Less than 30 days!! I went to log in and pay the balance earlier this week, already locked out. Lived there for 3 years, never late on rent, and then this? WTF. Lest I not mention, the elevator in building one is out and has been for some time. They had to move people to other parts of the complex or buy them out of their leases. We had one neighbor with constant rodent issues. I heard numerous complaints from other neighbors regarding the recent snow removal (or lack there of). The gates to the garage are constantly broken. Heather was always a great manager but obviously upper management is BS and pinching pennies. I emplore you, look at private rentals before you try any of these rip off corporate run rentals. As for me...I guess Bell needs this $207 more than I do.

Worst apartment I have ever leased from…read more Unless you want to suffer through extreme noise pollution, frequent Internet outages for days, and having no control over your thermostat and no A/C because the leasing office can and will hijack your Nest thermostat without a cause.......don't live here. Oh and your package is going to be in a room with everyone else's packages left on a shelves. Essentially like a grab and go buffet. The courtyard without the pool side also gets used like a giant dog park a lot. And not everyone will pick up after their dogs. They're simply too good for that! The physical security of the building here is also a joke. The front entrance door is usually propped open for everyone's convenience and the fob doesn't really work all that well. The garage door is wonky too. But out of all grievances I listed, the noise problem is by far the worst aspect of living at Aventon. It's inescapable in such a way that like the previous reviewer stated, the cabinets and toilets will slam, and you can hear just about everything from upstairs. It's absolutely horrible. If you have anxiety, or get startled easily, have anxious rescue digs, DO NOT LIVE HERE. You want to sleep without hearing your upstairs neighbors being busy in bed, watching TV, or talking on the phone and otherwise at 2am, don't live here. In sum, I don't recommend living here despite the rent specials offered or what lobby spectacles you see initially. Lastly, take a look at the leasing agreement carefully. I know I wish I had done my due diligence and said NO! to signing. I know many people probably feels that way and just waiting for their lease to be over here. Maybe not for the 5th floor residents but everyone below would.

This place is very nice. I've been here for almost 2 years now and love it. The people in the…read moreoffice are very courteous and helpful especially Sheila the manager. I highly recommend.

I lived in stone point for about a year and a half, ending in August 2015. The management had a lot…read moreof turnover in the time that I lived there, with the exception of the assistant manager Roxanne. The professionalism of the team never dipped despite all the personnel changes. Whether that's Roxanne's doing, or Bozzuto's training program I can't say. I could sit here and nitpick about little things, but bottom line, having lived in a few locations in Annapolis, I don't think you're likely to find a better apartment in town. As for the little things: the heating and ventilation system in my apartment was a little below average. The fan didn't quite push all the air to the farthest room, resulting in a bedroom that was 10 degrees cooler in winter and 10 hotter in summer. Parking was also sometimes messy. It usually wasn't too bad as long as the neighbors followed the rules, but every now and then some people would take a garage spot they weren't entitled to the night before a snowstorm, betting on the tow truck not showing up. With such a small lot for such a big building, you have to accept you might walk a bit if you get home from work at 7:30. That being said, the management was taking measures as I left to address parking problems, which seemed promising. In conclusion, please refer to paragraph number 2. No place is perfect. In Annapolis, I'm pretty sure this is as close to perfect as you'll find. Thanks Roxanne, Lauren and co. for a great couple of years!

My experience with Stone Point's New Management: A Lesson in Making Money…read more 1. Raising Fees Without Real Solutions The new management increased the trash fee, but did nothing to prevent daily illegal dumping. Instead of investing in cameras or keypad access, they simply raised costs for residents. Contractors make daily visits to dump trash. 2. Free Amenities for Everyone--Except Residents Stone Point's car wash and vacuum are accessible to anyone--no cameras, no enforceable restrictions. Residents end up subsidizing these amenities for the public. 3. Turning Community Space Into Profit The clubhouse conference room was converted into a for-profit vending area, eliminating a valuable community resource. 4. Aggressive Visitor Parking Fees Visitor parking now costs $12 per day after office hours, with towing strictly enforced. Even a short 15-minute visit costs $2. Despite ample parking, aggressive ticketing and towing are used as a revenue stream. Saturday parking is free after midnight, but this isn't DC or Bethesda--these policies are simply about making money. 5. Neglecting Resident Security Despite all the fees, management has not invested in security cameras. On my first weekend, a break-in attempt occurred. I had to physically prevent the intruder from entering until police arrived and made an arrest. Conclusion: After paying $8,000 to break my lease and move out, I realized I was subsidizing non-residents who enjoyed the same amenities I was paying for. It would have been more honest to simply raise the rent rather than implement hidden fees and reduce transparency.

there is a whole infestation of ants coming into my room and also ant colonies that they never…read morefixed and also a flys everywhere and I even had wasps here it's a medium stay I lived here for 4 years but I think 2026 is the worst year for apartments like these

Terrible cockroach problem. They are everywhere in the kitchen. Even in the living room. one…read moreclimbed on my couch while I was sitting watching tv. called management. they laid two traps And they sprayed some chemical. Doesn't matter in fact I feel like I have more cockroaches now. Before I moved in, I was told I would have new appliances. I don't have new appliances. The carpet is old and gross. most of my neighbors have either all or one of the items I listed above. And everyone has cockroach problems. It's very concerning, because I'm starting to feel sick. I have contacted management again. I just moved in and I really don't want to move again but if they don't resolve this, I don't know what I'm gonna do.I want to say to them, would you put up if you lived here?

So happy with what Nautilus Point has to offer. No other place has floor-to-ceiling windows and…read morepersonal balconies with so much natural light. The pool, gym and leasing center are also really nice, modern and clean. And the property is right on the water with a path and tons of Adirondack chairs to sit and enjoy the view. I worked with D'Andra Byrd in the leasing office and she is amazing. She listened to me, advocated for me and met all my questions and requests promptly and thoroughly. I've been really impressed and I think this is the best spot in Annapolis.

Location is outstanding, on the edge of Eastport & walkable to City Dock. Many units are on the…read morewater with great views. There are two types of buildings - high-rise & garden. Our experience is with the high-rise, which has been excellent. We've had some minor issues which have been resolved. No rodent, insect or mold issues. No tenant concerns - all quiet & friendly. Lived in both buildings 670 & 705 - liking both. Management has generally been responsive.

Absolute miserable experience all around. I have no words for how terrible working with this…read moreapartment complex was - my mother couldn't believe it either. Staff is unhelpful. No one answers the phone. Don't apply either - it's all third-party companies that have no idea who you are and no idea who the staff at the complex is. Super odd experience and the manager was pretty rude and unwilling to help us.

Apartments are beautiful and spacious, decent location close to downtown…read more However we were told the gym would be closed for a short amount of time up to a month to two months. Well the gym was closed for over 8 months...so why was our rent the same amount? Rent should have been cheaper if we couldn't use a gym we were promised. Maintenance was good and quick. Biggest issue was the office staff. Once Chelsea left, it was a nightmare. Lady in the office would often "forget" to get back to you. With rent being over $1500 a month for a 1 bedroom I expect better customer service.

EDIT 7/3/26: the people working in the management office are genuinely very kind and responsive and…read morehave spoken to me about what they're doing to improve garage security. I just need to see it first to believe it, because this issue has got me thinking of moving locations and/or selling my car for a different one. ORIGINAL POST: Great amenities, nice location, kind people working in the on-site rental office. But there is a big issue--garage security is not sufficient for increasing auto theft activity in the area. Since moving here in 2023, my car has been vandalized 3 times, the latest being sometime during the night 6/30/26 when someone broke my window and rifled through my car. 5 other cars (mostly Hondas, Toyotas, Kias, Hyundais) also had tires stolen and/or were broken into. Less than 2 months ago, same deal. Multiple cars broken into and all 4 of my tires were stolen, even though I had wheel locks. There are cameras, but the thieves don't care and it won't stop them. Anne Arundel police are called, but apart from a week of increased police presence in the Towne Centre, things go back to normal. Unfortunately, the convenient location is what makes it so easy for criminals to drive right off the highway, hit all the local parking lots in minutes, and drive away into the sunset with your car parts. The amount of apartment parking in such proximity makes it like shooting fish in a barrel to these auto part thieves. ANYONE can get into the garage and pretty easily lift / break the gate to get into the basement. You can do everything right, like parking under lights, directly under the cameras, away from street level, have wheel locks, and it will not deter these criminals. Until Crosswinds heightens security or has an overnight on-site presence solely for their garage, you might want to think twice about moving here if you have a Toyota, Honda, Kia, or Hyundai. For the rent prices, you might not want the repeated hassle.

Music is played so loud that it is impossible to have a conversation in neighboring apartments…read more Management refuses to limit daytime loud music. Complaining results in retaliation! Unfair to those who are considerate and the decibal level is probably illegal. Do not move here unless you can tolerate unbelievably loud music daily.