Village Terrace Apartments

Advertised as luxury apartments, so plan on spending around 2k a month for a 2bed and 2bath apartment. Has a pool and community laundry plus drying machines. You can track when your clothing will be done for convenience. Has an electric stove, no gas. There are garages available along with designated parking spots for apartments and for guests. Expect to find some roaches and for some of your deposit money to be used on cleaning.

Super unprofessional, don’t count on getting your deposit back even if you leave it spotless clean. Staff is very unprofessional as well. They look for any excuse to not give you back the deposit. Definitely NOT worth it for the price of what the apartments are, find somewhere else to rent.

I have lived there for about 3 years and I have encountered every possible discomfort there. Here is a list; 1. Bad neighbors: I was living downstairs, upstairs neighbor kept dumping trash, cleaning water, hair, something sticky that I am speculating to be a cat pee. Even though I have nicely visited her couple of times to stop she did not care. Whatever she is dumping came directly towards my window and patio where we had plants and furniture. Management did not do anything convincing. 2. Maintenance issues: Maintenance guys were super helpful. However, due to the apartment being old, lots of different issues occurred. Bathroom ceiling leaked, heater broke in the middle of the winter, hot water constantly cut off. Even though they tried to help, we have been calling for an issue for alm

Lived there for ~1.5 years. I lived in upstairs apartment on the fringe of the complex so it was pretty quiet, I wouldn't want to live in the interior of the complex at all so I would say I was lucky. Location was decent - I was close to the bike path/creek and stops for the UCM shuttle and city bus are within walking distance. I had a 1br which was spacious enough but honestly not worth the high price. Had both my cars broken into and catalytic converter stolen while I lived there, office staff didn't really seem to care and didn't do anything about it as far as I can tell. Maintenance was pretty quick and helpful. Expect them to charge you a few hundred dollars on move out for "cleaning" no matter the condition of your apartment. Mixed feelings, not sure if I'd recommend it but unfortun

Well... I was there for 8 months, the apartments themselves are nice. When I moved out, my place was absolutely spotless- yet they insisted that the carpet had cat urine on it? There were no visible stains whatsoever. Mind you they told me that my carpets weren't new when I moved in, so whatever stains the carpet cleaners "bluelight" brought up were NOT MINE. Still they charged me an additional $500 on top of keeping my security deposit (which was $500 for me, $500 for my pet). So total around $1500 . I think they were due to get a carpet change at that unit and decided to pin it on me, since they knew I had a cat. Like hello, cats don't even piss on carpets - thats a dog thing. I considered fighting the charge but decided it wasn't worth my time. The cherry on top was when I ordered a