Sienna Ridge Apartments

I’ve lived at Sienna Ridge Apartments for the past two years, and it has truly felt like home. From day one, I’ve always felt safe here thanks to the strong security measures and well-maintained property. It’s comforting to live in a place where safety is clearly a priority. When the office is not open, the entrance gate remains closed. The management team is efficient, professional, and responsive. Any questions or concerns I’ve had were handled quickly, which makes a huge difference in day-to-day living. On top of that, the neighbors are friendly and welcoming, creating a genuine sense of community that’s hard to find. Overall, my experience at Sienna Ridge has been nothing but positive. I would absolutely recommend this complex to anyone looking to move into a high-quality apartment c

This property is very well managed and I enjoyed living here! It’s an older community (both the tenants and buildings) but it is well kept up. Kat the property manager and the entire team genuinely care about the residents and the place they call home. While there are some stereotypical amenities missing (pool, gym, valet trash), I would definitely recommend this property to others. Their highly rated reviews are more than justified!

I have been living here for quite some time. The maintenance staff is awesome. Jaime, front office is awesome! Very nice place to live. Katherine Sellards, is an amazing manager!

I’ve been living here since 2020 and plan on signing my next lease. They have been great if there are any issues. Usually they fix things the same day. My hot water heater went out and within 2 hours it was fixed. It is very quiet here, the common areas are kept up with, parking isn’t a problem and the rules are enforced. Another plus is that a lot of the buildings have no steps from the car all the way into the apartment. Not to mention the cute patios!

ROACHES!! See attached pictures. Long read ahead, but I wanted to give an honest, detailed account of my horrible experience with this complex and the entire staff involved. Beware any future tenants--- My mother and I moved in mid-August and were denied pro-rated rent, which is quite unreasonable and inconsistent with standard rental practices. Nonetheless, I agreed, thinking it was worth the supposed peaceful and quiet community I was originally sold upon. I relocated to the area as an incoming student with UT Health. Come move-in, we found several issues that could've been addressed during the 2 weeks the apartment was vacant and for which the complex had already accepted my rent for: the fridge emitted a loud, constant low hum, the garbage disposal’s splash guard looked like someone c