Glenfield Park Estates

I had a 13 month lease here and overall, it was amazing! Rent was on the higher end, $1695/month for a 1bd/1ba, but it was worth it to me. Very clean building, secure/safe, easy communication with the property managers, kind/respectful neighbors and quiet for the most part. My unit was near the community room in the second building, so there would be occasional parties with loud music bumping until 2/3am on weekends and I was under the gym so I could hear people running on the treadmill through out some days. I absolutely loved the location, outdoor pool, pool tables and heated parking garage! If the rent prices fit in your budget, I would recommend this place!

Right off the bat, I will say the price here for a 1bd/1br is pretty high. However, it's totally worth it. Communication w/ management is very quick and the cleanliness maintained here is amazing! Communication with maintenance is also very quick and helpful. Sometimes packages are left outside of the secured lockers, but I have never had an issue personally w/ stolen packages. Everyone I have interacted with here are very kind. I have had little to no noise issues; it has always been very minimal, and only due to one's kid screaming. Also, I feel very safe being here!

Tristan was really professional, welcoming and sweet to my boyfriend and I. She answered all of our questions and more. The building was very clean, inviting, and spacious! Price and space was affordable. Recommend folks to tour as a housing option.

This apartment was great until Cushman & Wakefield took over. We did not sign a new lease but still had to fight just to get them to honor the one we already had. It should not take threats of legal action for management to follow a signed lease. The main property manager, Trystan, seemed unfamiliar with basic building operations. We had mail delivery issues and after a USPS investigation were told the fix was simply adding our second last name to the mail slot. Trystan insisted that the last names were not on the mail slots and refused to even come check. I went down to take a photo to show her and still she refused to take action then. Our lease included fixed utility rates except electricity, yet after moving out we were told we owed $169 for water and sewer. After weeks of back and f

Mostly good experience. However, since new ownership took over earlier this year, the use of the community room now comes with a $50/hr charge (was previously free to residents). Since the change was made, i see almost no one using the room. Suggestion: How about giving residents one or two free coupons per year to use the room?