Alpine Meadows Apartments

Big complex with lots of different size apartments, every apartment comes with one covered space and all the uncovered spots are first come, first serve. Wood floors with carpet in the bedrooms. There's a swimming pool and a hot tub, two different types of saunas and a gym for everything to use who lives there

I have a very strong opinion about this place after living here for 1 year, and I think it's best I break it down into parts. Let's just say I won't be extending my lease. Parking: When I first moved in, I didn't really think about parking too much. However, as time went on, and I had to park across the street 75% of the time, the parking here quickly became one of the worst things about living here. You get one spot, with no option to purchase another one. The visitor parking is extremely limited on the lower side of the apartments, yet there are people who have been parked in the same spot for weeks, and there's even been a car with a cover on it that's been in visitor parking for the last month. They could easily make more visitor parking considering how many assigned spots are perpetu

Excellent management as far as taking care of & keeping a VERY clean property. 2 or 3 times per week landscaping, parking lots street sweeped often throughout the month, dull/peeling paint on buildings and maintenance requests addressed timely. Would recommend!

my partner and i lived here for a year and just recently moved out, when we first moved in the people in the office were super nice and helpful and did everything to help us out and get us in which i really appreciated, but that only lasted maybe a month. ever since then there’s a different person in the office or answering the phone and at this point i don’t even know who works there and who doesn’t. maintenance is lousy and tried entering our apartment WITHOUT knocking twice after we told the office specifically that they are not to enter when we weren’t home because of our animals. our neighbors children were awful and constantly running back and forth on our back patio and bouncing a basketball against the side of the building and after calling multiple times and leaving voicemails not

I've been here only two months, and I have literally never lived in a more poorly managed complex in my entire life. My health took a sharp downswing very quickly after moving in. The entire complex is rife with mold, and leasing agents make it very clear that you are absolutely on your own when it comes to dealing with the mold during your full 12 month lease term (which, by the way, is the shortest offered, of course...). From what I've heard from other residents, the extent of maintenance efforts mostly include mowing the grass to make it seem like a nice place on good weather days. When it rains, which, get this, it does that a lot in this area, good luck. The entire kitchen is lined with old wood, and hey, so is the laundry closet. Where there's not wood, there's drywall. Guess wh