The Flats at Cedar Grove

The apartment itself is very nice and clean. The hallways and common areas are cleaned regularly. Dave the maintenance guy is awesome. Pool is nice, gym is nice, and so is the party room. I had my baby shower here and it turned out perfect.

Excellent, well built apartments in the beautiful city of Eagan, MN. Friendly staff and management is definitely a plus, as well as a great pool, gym and free premium coffee provided in the wonderful lobby. Secure entry gives an extra feeling of not having to worry about security issues. Great place to live!

I’ve really enjoyed living here overall. The location is great, the building is kept clean, and maintenance is quick to respond. The units themselves are modern and comfortable, and the staff is friendly and professional. That said, the biggest downside (and it’s a frustrating one) is the lack of pool chairs. For a higher scale complex of this size, it’s ridiculous how few tanning chairs are available. On a nice day, you have to either go down super early or be ready to hover and wait. It really takes away from what should be a relaxing experience. Would love to see this addressed as it would make a big difference in the overall resident experience.

I've had no issues with the property nor the leasing office. Loud neighbors, but outside of that, it was a great place to live. I can confidently say that my experience with the 2 apartments under the Stonebridge Management umbrella I leased from has been the best. I only realized this now because of an incredibly terrible experience I had with an apartment under a different management company recently. My luck must've run out after getting 2 great apartments back to back.

I would recommend NOT living at this apartment complex. The prices may intrigue you, but in my opinion it is not worth everything else that is going on inside. First and foremost, the facility manager (Luther) is highly unprofessional when dealing with tenants. My partner and I recently had to interact with him regarding an insufficient rent payment. We were notified two weeks after the payment did not go through, by Luther. He was unaware of his own companies policies and gave us less than 24 hours to get a money order and “leave it under the door” because he was no longer in the office. Otherwise, he threaten to start an eviction proposal. If the money was that important we should have been contacted two weeks prior when it came back insufficient. As for community lifestyle, it is a very