Choosing "The Waters" in Hammond was a decision that gave us so many great memories. Searching for a new apartment in Hammond was somewhat complex since we were moving from Chicago, but the staff really made it a positive experience from start to finish. While we are sad to leave as we begin our next chapter in life, if you are looking for an apartment community that truly has it all, look no further. First, the staff is outstanding. Working with Rebecca Elliott in leasing and Chris Magboo in management has been a fantastic experience. After three years living here, I can honestly say they have always been approachable, responsive, and genuinely cared about the residents. It is rare to find a team that is so consistently helpful. The community itself is beautiful, clean, and exceptionally well maintained. The grounds and common areas are always kept in great condition, and the maintenance staff pays attention to even the smallest details. Those little things really make a difference and create an enjoyable place to come home to every day. I especially loved living on the third floor because of the high ceilings, which made the apartment feel even more spacious. Our two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment was much larger than we expected and included two walk-in closets, a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a private balcony, and plenty of storage throughout. It was a comfortable place to call home. "The Waters" also hosts many community events throughout the year, which really adds to the living experience and helps create a sense of community. While I personally did not use the pool, fitness center, or clubhouse very often, they are all beautiful amenities and other residents consistently speak highly of them. It is also a huge bonus to have one of the best gyms in the Hammond area located directly across the street, offering even more wellness amenities. Overall, I am truly sad to be leaving "The Waters," but I am excited for the next residents who will call our apartment home. It was a wonderful place to live, and it gave us so many memories that we will always look back on with appreciation. read more