Quinton Point Apartments

Lived here for couple years ( 2023-2026) Good place for military Pros: Close to base Close to grocery stores , gas stations , the highway and “downtown” junction Management is great Tracy runs the place very smooth a professionally Cons: Do not live on 1st or 2nd floor , you will hear EVERYTHING your upstairs neighbors do , walk , talk , drop things , their music , arguments, you name it you’re gonna hear it . Also bugs in the summer get into your place. Like I said good temporary place for military but adhere to my warning about what floor you choose to live on.

I have lived here for almost 2 years. It is a great community to be a part of. Apartment living was a new experience and Tracy has been such an incredible support. Tracy and her team have always been so very helpful and I truly appreciate their hard work! The property is always clean and quiet. Its been a great joy to live here.

I have been living at Quinton Point for a little over 3 months and I have had a wonderful experience. Ms. Tracy helped me make the transition into our new life easy and stress free for my kids and I. You can tell she takes a lot of pride in the community and her efforts definitely show! The complex is quiet and the location is very convenient. I would recommend this complex for anyone looking for a new place to call home!

I have lived at these apartments for over 6 years and I love it here! I'm writing this review now to give a shout out to the property manager and her crew. This blizzard caused a lot of headaches for people, but management hired a snow plow company to come out and ease these headaches for its residents. The plow company did a fantastic job of getting us out from under the more than 1 foot of snow we were buried in. They cleared a nice path for us to get in and out of the complex, more than once. Thank you to the plow company for your diligence and speed with which you worked on such a difficult day for all of us. The next day, I saw the property manager, Tracey, and her crew, Dimetrius and Lamar, out shoveling snow and putting salt down on the sidewalks and stairs, all of them in good

Edit: the reply seems to conflate the friendly advisement regarding the topography of the parking lot and the critique of the willful incompetence of the individual tasked with snow removal. Make no mistake, they were two entirely separate and in now way equal subjects. Barricading residents' vehicles then depositing 3' hardpack in the entrances is the handiwork of an individual angry to be there. The consistency of the perfect combination of blocking in cars, blocking off entrances and leaving inches of snow in the lanes to hard freeze and get slick proves no "whoops" was involved. Full disclosure, this is solely from the perspective of making pick-ups and deliveries to the location, I do not and have never rented/lived here. The parking is set into the hill and is therefore sloped pretty