They have worked very hard to make North Isle a nice place to live. It shows…read more I lived there for 13 years, left about 10 years ago. Went there last week, almost didn't recognize the place. The facilities are looking great.

Be sure to check the dates on the reviews. My family owns two units in this development. After…read morechecking prices elsewhere, this is a relief! As previous reviews have stated, the new management company (it's been a few years now) and all the renovations and updates to the pools, clubhouse, gym, sauna, sidewalks, parking, new central air units, clubhouse patio area with BBQ and seating, and being able to rent the clubhouse for parties give this neighborhood a resort feel. I can only speak from personal experience, and the management staff has always been courteous, respectful, and attentive. With 700+ units in the development, you have to realize it's a busy office, and people don't usually stop in to the office unless they have a problem or need something (translation: irate). My only wish is that there was a handyman in the neighborhood for my individual, indoor decor work for hire.

The leasing agent dawn martinez is amazing and helped us get right into an apartment no problems. I…read morewish everything is life was as easy and she made this process! Apartments are always updated and stunning

Hi my fiance and I are desperate and don't know what to do. She is 5 months pregnant and both of…read moreour downstairs neighbors smoke inside. The smoke is going through the vents and polluting our apartment. After calling and emailing non stop for help , they finally answered us. We have 4 months left on our lease and the best they can do for us is charge us $5760 and another months rent $2280 to break the lease and lose our deposit. That's $8040 and no deposit back for asking to break lease 4 months early. They claimed to look into my downstairs neighbors smoking . They didn't , I asked. If something is wrong with our baby , I swear !!

DO NOT RENT FROM HERE! Management has no regard for their tenants. STAY AWAY! They do the bare…read moreminimum. They don't clean the buildings and don't care about any issues you have. They do not care AT ALL!!

Hi my fiance and I are desperate and don't know what to do. She is 5 months pregnant and both of…read moreour downstairs neighbors smoke inside. The smoke is going through the vents and polluting our apartment. After calling and emailing non stop for help , they finally answered us. We have 4 months left on our lease and the best they can do for us is charge us $5760 and another months rent $2280 to break the lease and lose our deposit. That's $8040 and no deposit back for asking to break lease 4 months early. They claimed to look into my downstairs neighbors smoking . They didn't , I asked. If something is wrong with our baby , I swear !!

My husband and I were crunched for time finding an apartment. We worked with other Fairfield agents…read moreat different properties but we chose Fairfield Townhomes in Selden because Dawn is EXCEPTIONAL. She made the process easy and didn't judge any of our questions or concerns. The units are beautiful and roomy and I love that the property is gated.

Fairfield townhouses at Coram is a beautiful place that have spacious homes, 2 swimming pools & a…read morewonderful staff!! Dawn Martinez helped us through every step of the process & she is a rockstar!! She had answers to all our questions, gave us numerous options on locations, & when I mentioned my nephew lives there she was able to find us a place 2 buildings away!! She was professional, knowledgeable & very thorough!! She made us feel like family!! Our experience was as close to perfect as you can get and we would like to thank Dawn & the staff for all their help‼

My experience with Fairfield Townhouse of Coram has been profoundly disappointing and deeply…read moredisturbing. This property management failed us at one of the most vulnerable moments of our lives despite full transparency and repeated efforts to communicate our circumstances in good faith. After a year and a half of paying our rent which was $4000 on time without issue my family experienced an unexpected and devastating loss of income. My wife lost her job and I became disabled which drastically altered our financial stability. At the same time we were caring for four children and actively working with DDS while trying to secure appropriate housing. We did not ask for special treatment or forgiveness of debt. All we requested was a reasonable thirty day extension to find safe and stable housing for our children. That request was met with indifference and a startling lack of humanity. The attorney representing Fairfield Townhouse Barber Hutter made it clear that the property required us to vacate the home within two weeks which placed our family out of housing a week before Christmas. The emotional weight of being forced to uproot children during the holidays while already navigating disability and financial loss is something no family should have to endure. It was not only disheartening it was dehumanizing. What makes this situation even more troubling is the contrast in how we were treated once hardship arose. Fairfield Townhouse had no issue collecting rent promptly when circumstances were stable. Yet the moment life changed and we asked for time rather than money the response was swift and unforgiving. There was no empathy no willingness to consider the broader impact on children and no acknowledgment of the reality that illness disability and job loss can happen to anyone. This experience revealed a system that prioritizes profit over people and procedure over compassion. Housing providers hold immense power over families lives and Fairfield Townhouse of Coram demonstrated a complete disregard for that responsibility. Families deserve to be treated with dignity especially during moments of crisis. Unfortunately that dignity was denied to us. I would strongly caution families especially those with children or medical vulnerabilities to carefully consider whether this is a community that will stand by you when life becomes difficult.

Quiet, friendly, clean neighborhood. This is a no smoking neighborhood which is not easy for some…read more But they have parking on the street to do your business.

Stonegate was where I called home for 7 years. The BEST…read moreapartment I have ever lived in! They finally have a magnificent management team of Ann and Christine!! I can not say enough good things about these two amazing ladies! They were alway friendly, patient and accommodating! They say some people go that extra mile, these women go way beyond the extra mile. Stonegate is a gem in the midst of mediocrity in the Middle Island area. Every picture that you see is what the complex really does look like! Except that the Clubhouse has been remodeled to look even more wonderful than it was before. The pool-always clean. Exercise room clean. Clubhouse with tv, electric fireplace, sitting/studying room with tables and chairs. Full kitchen minus oven for throwing private parties. Free coffee to grab for a day at the pool. Management and maintenance crew is what will make or break your stay when you are living in an apartment. There were new maintenance people added shortly before I left so I can't speak fully about them except that they are both very respectful. Gabe going above and beyond at all times. Neighbors you have no control over unfortunately. I had many new neighbors move In and out in those years. Have made many a good friend and met some very nice people. Although most people do keep to themselves. If neighbors knew each other and exchanged phone numbers like we did in the past one little phone call to say "hey would you mind not playing music so loud or late" Or if not comfortable with giving out #s then a simple polite note will do. ** I happen to like rap but my new neighbor played blasting satanical rap music, like evil monster sounds set to music lol very odd There are some people that move into a new complex and unfortunately were not raised properly enough to make any attempt to get to know their new neighbors. The only bad neighbor I had -well- all I can say is thank goodness I moved out. How is it possible to have issues with a neighbor and offer an olive branch and bring them a bouquet of flowers and have them practically give you a dirty look and say "thanks". Rather than trying to work out a few kinks they say nothing to their new neighbor but run to management with every little issue. Wether it is a one time occurrence or not. PARKING IS ALWAYS AN ISSUE IN APARTMENT LIVING Although there are no assigned parking spots some new neighbors begin by taking over someone's parking spot that they have parked in for seven years and when asked why they can't move over one spot just one spot their answer was "I don't want to get my feet wet" lol and WOW. I'm and older person and like the idea that I could see my brand new car out of my kitchen window. Too much to ask for I guess? The parking situation in this unit was for a very long time an issue. There were 6 units with 5 spots and one handicapped. There were no handicapped tenants in this unit. I was the only one that brought this up to management for years. Finally when the excellent current management came in they resolved the issue. Yes, no assigned parking but now enough spots that would not have been there if it weren't for me hounding Stonegate. (old management) Yes, no assigned spots. Yes people with garages are supposed to forfeit their assigned spot. Resulting in a new neighbor taking TWO spots. No, that is not a fair policy. Garages are not cheap. I was renting a unit I deserved a spot for the price of the unit and I deserved a spot for the price of the garage. ** most people do not get assigned a garage next to their unit** Both top and lower units were allowed to barbecue when I moved in. I owned a fire pit which at the time was allowed. I used the fire pit for many years until my new rude self centered neighbor moved in. There was ONE night that the person building the fire made it too big. That was a ONE time unfortunate incident. There was ALWAYS a screen on the pit. The neighbor ran to management yet again (allegedly) and I was told to have it removed from my premises within 48 hours. Which I did. The holier than though non smokers that have absolutely no patience with smokers move into a smoking complex and immediately get annoyed that people smoke? Huh? The entire complex became smoke free A MONTH earlier than Nov/2017 on October 1, 2017. I lived there for seven years and had to move out with only 3 months notice because of this change in policy. I have since heard of a renter that was not applying to new regulations who is being asked to vacate. Radiant heaters on the ceiling don't make the apartments super warm but a $20 small heater makes a whole room so cozy warm Ripping apart walls to add more insulation is ridiculously naive. Lol Stonegate was wonderful except for that one neighbor

The negative people on the board that continue to belittle people and also want to know who are the…read morecomplainers so they can retaliate . Unfortunately the people on the board have been on to long and conspire to monopolize the monies to what they want done and not send out questionnaires on what the owners want done.

I have been living here for almost 20 years. I love it. People are respectful and friendly. I'm 48…read moreand feel very safe here. The snow is shoveled, plenty of parking. It is a very nice community. I would say mostly all owners but some do rent, maybe 30% just a guess. It's a small pleasant community. The only negative thing I can say is the monthly hoa fees have increased more than they should which is making it harder and harder to afford along with property and school tax it's getting hard to manage. I have a few friends sell because of the hoa fees and assessments.

Put in a maintenance request and took five months for them to come in and fix the issue , they…read moredon't actually ever fix anything just cover things up. Apartments are outdated. No security, the "guards" they have just smoke and leave the gates open for everyone to come in at night. Property manager is rude and unhelpful. Can never go into the office and speak to someone about any issues, and they give priority to the section 8 tenants.

They have on their site studio apartments for rent but when you call they are taken but it shows…read morethey are still available. I called about a studio apartment because I was moving there from where I was I was asked way did I want to move there how much I make , my credit score and I still would have to fill out a application, I am glad I called the lady who answered was rude.either she was lieing or they need to update their website.

Wow, discrimination still does exist when it comes to housing. My wife and I just moved from…read moreFlorida to Long Island and trying to get into a rental unit. Since I work in the city, I thought The Alston would be convenient for me to catch the train into the city. We went in to get a tour of the apartments. We went in on a Thursday at 1pm. The gal at the front desk greeted us but referred to us by a different name (mistook us for another client). She asked us if we had an appointment which we replied we didn't. She then preceded to tell us she is fully booked for the afternoon and would have to come back some other time. In the meantime another associate is sitting next to her did not offered his availability. She then started telling us about the rental costs and if we needed a co-signer for our place, they can accommodate that as well. Hold up a sec! Now, my wife and I are in our lower fifties. Have credit scores above the 750 mark and I hold a job with a Fortune 20 company. Not to mention we just pulled up in a brand new Audi. The associate never asked anything about what we were looking for. Didn't give us a brochure and pricing sheet. When asked for one, she informed us we can go online to find out everything. She reiterated they can take a 3rd person co-signer to get the application in. We were appalled and walked out. Maybe it was due to my skin color or age? Either way, nice looking place but the leasing staff needs to be replaced

So far, this has been a wonderful place to live. It was a little hectic at first trying to find…read morethe right apartment, after moving from a big house but Cindy was very patient and understanding and was very helpful to us. She made us feel good about our decision and am very glad she did. Would totally recommend living here, the apartments are beautiful, as well as the property.

Horrible place to live. My mom lived there for 5 years. The management is horrible and they are not…read moreorganized at all. The apartments aren't even new, the prices are ridiculous. STAY away!! Save your money