Treeborn Apartments

The staff here are extremely friendly, and maintenance is always on top of things and will see you generally within 24 hours of a request. It's a small community that feels like home. Wish they'd fix the dip in the sidewalk though as water accrues there. Edit: This was fixed. There's onsite laundry. The apartments themselves have tons of storage areas, extra shelving in the main room, and an attic. Not a very big kitchen though.

These apartments are very overpriced for what you get I went from paying 651 to almost 800 a month. When I first moved in I had a problem with ants. (I had no food in the place, so I’m not sure where they came from.) then a month later I had a huge problem with fleas. (I have no animals) I’ve also heard from the neighbors that this place has a problem with fleas in the summer because they don’t treat the grass, so expect to get fleas if you have a dog. It also looks like they cover mold on the ceiling with a half effort paint job. Don’t expect to get a good parking spot, half the time you’re parking across the lot because there’s not enough spaces for everyone . Be careful of pot holes, they refuse to fix them. They updated the laundry room, but most the time they’re all full or out of or

I've lived here about 5 months and have had a good experience so far. I've had a couple times I've had to call maintenance in to fix something and both times they were out within about an hour and the problem was fixed. The unit I'm in is very quiet is you're looking for that, I've had no issues hearing any excess noise at any odd hours. There is on-site laundry next to the office and it is right across the street from a park with a large track if you're looking to get some exercise. I've had no issues with any pests as well.

Lived here for about 2 years;when we first moved in we had to get roach traps because the apartment next to us was having bug issues and they were coming up from the drains. The landscape/potholes were irritating;the kitchen was awful in this place is was so small and you legit had like half a stove to work with. And the park is next-door which is nice but all the events happen at it all summer so there's alot of noise and traffic they also do fire works there so every 4th of July was stupid loud. And to top it off you would hear airforce planes constantly. And in winter if it storms bad youll get blocked in cause theres only one entrance and exit. When we moved in it was about 600 and now they want 700-800,there not worth that at all I'd just look somewhere else! The only nice part was

I lived here for a year and a half and I loved it! It's a very quiet complex. You can't hear through the walls like most apartments. Most of the people that live here are college students, active duty military, or older folks. I had no issues with noise or disputes. I felt very safe. The landlord was awesome, too. My water heater went out one time, and he offered to pay for me to stay at a hotel until it was fixed. I also got my full security deposit back when I moved out, which is rare. I was so sad when I had to move due to getting a new job. I highly recommend living here.