Tuscany at Lindbergh Apartments

This place will charge you a BUNCH of fees when you move out because they are a big apartment rental company and their lease allows them to charge you anything they want when you leave.
Staff is super nice and helpful, but like I said management sucks and they will take your money when you leave the apartment and there’s nothing you can do about it, they take as much money as they can once you leave the apartment.
And they will also charge you the floor upgrades that they needed to do, like changing carpets, fixing window linings.
Location is nice, but you wouldn’t want to walk outside at dark even though it’s next to APD, it’s a little sketchy at night, lots of crime in the area.
The gym and swimming pool are super small, especially considering there are more than 400 apartments there (at least, I am just guessing), but they have a super nice club room with TV and pool tables. They serve coffee and tea there but when they run out of tea bags or coffee, the coffee machine ‘breaks’ for a week and this happens quite often.
Like I said, staff is the best part about this place, other than that, you can find a better place for the same rent. Households are pretty pretty old and I was paying more than 1700 dollars for 2 bedroom apartment. My apartment was on the upgrade queue so, soon as we moved out they started the upgrade work. I;ve seen an upgraded apartment and it was like heaven compared to our apartment.

Our vehicle’s catalytic converter was stolen twice in a 2 week period: 1^st when the vehicle was parked on the top of the parking deck next to our apartment, 2^nd when it was repaired and parked downstairs at the busiest level. We’re paying over $ 1300/​month for a 1 bedroom for the safety the community promises, and no longer feel safe or able to live here. The staff has not replied to any requests to review security tapes or for help.
This apartment is full of crime, and some of it is being committed by residents. Do NOT live here.

I really liked this complex at first sight. They have good facilities, location, and parking. We were told our potential unit was occupied, so we were given a tour of a ‘similar’ unit. The unit was spacious and clean. After some debate, we were ready to sign. We asked management if they would take us to our unit to see the exterior. They said we could not walk over to it because it was occupied. We got a weird vibe from management and decided to find this unit on our own. As we walked up to the wasteland they called an apartment complex, there were smashed liquor bottles outside the door and trash in the hallway. Once we reached our potential living space, we noticed the windows have a glorious view of the apartment complex’s dumpster! Not just a small dumpster, but a trash compactor. So trash does not leave the premise for months as spoiled milk is compacted with that fish you never got around to cooking.
Yes, management did not want to take us to the trashed unit they were trying to rent to us because it smelt like stale beer and spoiled food. Outraged at management, we asked them if they thought to mention that the unit was 5 feet from the dumpsters. The replied, «you don’t really smell it but yes, it may smell like trash some days». Wow. Bye.
tl dr: Management tried to rent us a dumpster unit because they are unethical miserable people.

My husband and I lived here for 2 years. The best aspect of this place is the location and the staff. I never enjoyed the commute into west midtown, but there are so many parks, shops, restaurants, grocery stores, etc. within a few miles from here which was great.
While the rent was somewhat high compared to the finishes inside the apartment, the grounds were well kept and you were really paying for the location. You can walk to Marta, which is wonderful if you work downtown/​midtown. Any other surrounding apartment with nicer finishes was hundreds of dollars more per month. I also really enjoyed the covered parking. I felt safe here, but I always kept doors locked, windows shut, and remained aware of my surroundings. We live in ATLANTA. No place is going to be 100% safe and crime-​free.
As far as the staff goes, everyone was always nice. They were helpful and friendly, and whenever we had issues, it got resolved in a professional and timely manner. I cannot say enough nice things about them. April and Victoria were particularly sweet. As for the new management that started right after we left, I don’t know anything about. I’ve had a few issues with packages getting sent there and they haven’t been overly accommodating.
A few cons — the specific building we were in was not particularly dog friendly. All the grounds around us were usually muddy and the lights were out at night so it was dark. The USPS system here is sorry. Mail was late on a daily basis and oftentimes packages weren’t delivered for days because they arrived after the front office closed. This is NOT Tuscany’s fault by any means. The windows were moldy, but the maintenance staff would clean it if requested. We had few problems and they were usually fixed in a timely manner.
All in all, I would recommend this place to someone that wants the lifestyle and amenities of apartment living in this neighborhood, but doesn’t care about rent-​increasing gimmicks like granite, hardwood, and stainless steel.

I have lived in Tuscany since Aug 2010, and I absolutely love it. I love this part of town, you are right in the middle of Buckhead, Midtown, and Highlands. Also, being able to walk to many great restaurants, dry cleaners, and especially MARTA is great. Now onto Tuscany itself. The apartment was essentially spotless when I moved in with brand new carpet. I live in a 3-​bedroom with two balconies, and you see can see the midtown skyscrapers from my room, it is amazing. I get all this accompanied with dirt cheap rent. The staff is extraordinarily nice and helpful. I have had things break in my apartment but they are ALWAYS here the next day to fix it. They throw almost monthly get-​togethers for everyone that lives here. They range from wine and cheese nights, pizza and beer nights, and free appetizers at Long Horns (walking distance). The pool is gorgeous during the summer, but never has too many people that it is overly crowded. I have definitely recommended this complex to people looking in this part of town. It is the best you are going to get for the prices that they offer.

I moved into Tuscany at Lindbergh in April 2010. Tuscany is an Equity Residential property. From the very start there were red flags popping up everywhere. Unfortunately, I signed my lease a little too late to do anything about it. On the day of move in my family and friends noticed that the apartment was filthy with items that needed to be repaired throughout the apartment. They charge you a $ 200 cleaning fee so that your unit is sparkling the day you move in. They must have used my $ 200 for someone’s bonus because it did not look at though it had been touched since the last person moved out. Light bulbs were out all over, trash and cigarette butts all over and around my balcony. The ceiling fans were barely hanging on and one in fact fell in my daughter’s room and crashed to the floor almost hitting her and my Mom shattering glass everywhere.
They charge $ 15 a month extra per pet rent and force a Renter’s Insurance charge of $ 25 or above a month that will all be tacked on after move in.
Within the first 3 months of living here, I had numerous maintenance issues that took forever to complete. They are supposed to have a 3 day guarantee on repairs or they start taking rent off. Fat chance! You have to pretty much demand that and keep up with it and make several calls to corp office to actually get them to enforce it. Nice Guarentee.
I have had almost every appliance repaired in my apartment and they continue to stick bubble gum on the issue, so I can just call them back when it breaks again.
They are a money hungry and greedy corporation that care nothing for your well being or happiness as a customer. If you or someone you know is thinking of Tuscany, RUN!!! Go anywhere but here. You’ll be paying so much and wondering what they do with the money. It’s not put back into the property by any means and you will regret ever signing a lease. Don’t let the tour fool you or the so called perks, there are none.
You’d be better off living at a Post Property!