8Hundred West

You can hear everything in the apartment above. Every footstep, and even when they use the bathroom. The paint is cheap and comes off easily even with the command hooks that are supposed to spare your wall. The flooring is cheap and gets scrapes easily. The managers are mostly kind and helpful, they deserve the one star. But for the price you have to pay to live at this complex there aren’t many perks, and I will probably be charged for their crappy paint and flooring when I move out. The pet fee is pretty big too, considering you only get a small amount back. The carpeting is nice. The kitchen has a great big countertop. the black appliances look great, but get dirty easily. My neighbor upstairs was asking me about some rattling, and we realized it was the bathroom fan vibrating her floor and keeping them awake at night. There’s no smoking on the deck which can be a bummer, but I see why they do it.

Being a perspective renter, the first woman I encountered at the office was extremely kind and helpful. The blonde stated there was one apartment getting ready for new renters, one additional apartment available, and another possible availability within the week She showed me a ground floor unit that was being cleaned for the next tenants. The kitchen was gorgeous. Great size living space and extra storage off the porch. I discussed prices with her for application and deposit fees. She encouraged me to apply online due to my husband being out of state and needing him to fill an application out. I attempted to apply online on their website, but the link took me to a page stating the site does not exist. I tried calling the next day with no response. The following day, I went back with my husband. I asked the business manager if there were any apartments available to show my husband. I explained to her that I had been there less than 48 hours prior and also needed an application. She quickly informed us that new tenants were already moved into the previously vacant units. She was in the process of dismissing a tenant from the complex and may have a vacancy at the end of the month if he doesn’t take them to court. She came off as very rude and stuck up. For her being in a managerial position, her people skills were terrible. Very poor way of making possible renters feel welcome. Needless to say, we felt MUCH more welcome and respected elsewhere.

I am a current resident, first and only resident in my unit. I live on the top floor. I really pride myself on giving accurate and fair reviews of everything I review.
The kitchen is absolutely beautiful, this is what really drew me in, for an apartment these are amazing kitchens! That is really the only superior positive thing I can say on these apartments and Im giving it a 3 star rating because not everyone will find the things I dislike to be negative.
The bathrooms are tiny — the master bath you will feel like you are in the toilet every time you step out AND it has a small shower stall with no door, shower curtains are not efficient for this type of shower stall — yet you can’t install a door because of the limited space.
I am on the 3^rd floor, when my downstairs neighbors turn on their bathroom fan my floor actually vibrates and shakes, the noise is so loud there is no way you could sleep over it. Luckily my neighbors don’t have 3 am or 4 am work start times or I would have to give up sleeping in the bedroom at all.
Again, I am on the 3^rd floor, chose it because typically it is the least noisy, I can hear my neighbors conversations, every footstep up and down the hallways, I can not imagine what being below someone is like when being above them is so noisy. When they walk, my walls vibrate and my pictures move! I am doubting any insulation was put in between floors. Expect alot of noise if you live here. For an «upscale» place, only the kitchen is upscale.
If apartment noise is something you are used to, and you really want a nice kitchen, this could be your place.