The Woolen Mill

Absolutely the worst place I've ever lived. Don't let the pretty photos fool you. They will be in your home 24/7--there is absolutely no sense of peace or privacy. The building is poorly maintained and the walls are paper thin. Don't want to get to know your neighbors? Too bad! You'll hear everything they do, and they'll hear everything you do, too. The management consists of some of the most unpleasant people I've ever had to deal with. -10,000/10

Great spot to live! The pro’s: My boyfriend and I lived in the Woolen Mill for 2 years. The apartments are absolutely beautiful with the exposed brick, high ceilings, and big windows! Maintenance requests were always handled in a timely manner and the staff are very helpful. The facilities (gym, game room, etc.) aren’t used very much which means they are almost always available for use - a nice bonus. They host a couple of community events each year which is a great way to get to know people in the building. The con’s: With the big windows and high ceilings comes high heating costs. Also you will definitely need to buy a AC unit - we were told we wouldn’t need one and that might have been true back in the day but it was miserable without one. That’s an easy fix tho. The apartments also a

Too long, don’t wanna read? We love our home. We’ve been living at the Woolen Mill since October 2021 and we’re SO grateful to be here. The apartment is spacious and airy (which can be expensive in the winter but we weatherize the windows) and the building’s common areas are immaculate. Our grounds and facilities staff are lovely and super helpful. The property manager Tammy is fair, clear, crisp, and timely—everything you’d want in this role. The team hosts small events/giveaways a few times per year that make it feel like a little community. We don’t struggle with loud neighbors—when we do hear things, it’s muffled and minimal. The only complaint we have is the cost of heating but it’s sort of what happens when you have 16ft ceilings and 12ft windows. Beautiful spot to be in!

I visited my brother here! It smells like the natural history museum inside which I absolutely love!

I lived there back in 1998 when I first moved to Vermont. On move in day, they were not ready for me to move in to my basement floor apartment at the agreed on time. I had to kill hours with my movers on the clock staring at me while I waited for management to have the unit ready. Then I frequently had to deal with my closets flooding. It was so damp at all times in that apartment, I ended up with mold in my shoes. Although I had the parking permit on my car, they towed me one morning causing me to miss a day of work to get my car back. They paid for the tow, but not the damage to my front bushings that the tow truck company did. Then, after all that, they wanted to raise my rent. Needless to say, when I was put in charge of hiring people at my company, anybody that we had to move to Vermo