We recently moved out of state, but lived at Legend V Apartments for about 3 years -- Our entire…read moretime in Edmond. Overall we had a good experience living here. The amenities are great (hot tub, pool, 24/7 gym, beautiful landscaping and courtyard, well-maintained dog park). As a dog owner, my interactions with other tenants were pretty regular (i.e. small talk at the dog park). Most people are friendly, but also generally stick to themselves. The front office staff completely changed in the 3 years we were there, as well as a change of ownership in the last year or so. The maintenance team (specifically Terry) is always quick to resolve any issues. Even after business hours, they have an emergency maintenance person on-call. We had to use this a couple of times, once for a flash flood. After a night of heavy rain, I woke up to soaked carpets. The maintenance team responded quickly (same day) and ended up having the carpets lifted and aired out with fans for 5 days. My only complaint with that is that the fans were noisy and chilly, and the carpets were not replaced. Ever since that incident, I felt our unit had a faint musty odor. Because we lived here for so long, we missed out on some nice renovations. It seems that right after we moved in, other units started getting their carpets replaced with vinyl wood flooring. I tried to talk with the front office about getting our floors replaced, especially after our carpets were kind of ruined with the flood. I even offered to moved all of our things out so they could renovate for as long as they needed, and the idea was shut down pretty quickly. The new front office manager just told me it cannot be done while a tenant is living in the unit. Rules are rules I guess. I even considered moving units just to get the newer flooring, but knew I would be moving out of state within a year or two, so it wouldn't have been worth it. Separately, for the price you pay, the units are definitely lacking storage space. In our 1 bedroom unit, there was 1 small coat closet by the front door as well as our walk-in closet intended for clothes. We ended up renting out a garage unit just to have a place to put our seasonal decor and extra toiletries. Just something to keep in mind, and I'm kind of a "minimalist". Overall, we enjoyed living at Legend V and would recommend it to a friend willing to pay a bit more for the nice amenities. The apartments are gated and located in a safe, yet convenient area. Plenty of shopping and restaurants within walking distance. I will miss my time living here!

Great propertt with fantastic management. love the amenities and awesome fitness center…read more Everything is so well kept and beautiful.

I strongly encourage anyone considering Villas at Stonebridge to do thorough research before…read moresigning a lease. After living here and reading through other reviews, I've noticed a pattern of concerns that match my own experience. Several residents have mentioned inconsistent communication, misinformation from the office, and feeling dismissed when raising legitimate concerns. Unfortunately, I experienced the same thing. In my case, when I brought up specific issues, I was met with responses that felt dismissive and, at times, manipulative. I was told things that directly contradicted previous conversations, and when I questioned it, the situation was reframed in a way that made me feel like I had misunderstood -- even though I had documentation. It felt like gaslighting rather than problem-solving. Other recurring complaints I've seen (and experienced) include: Inconsistent information about policies and fees Poor communication from the leasing office Concerns not being taken seriously A lack of accountability when mistakes are made My advice to anyone considering this complex: document everything. Communicate through email whenever possible, save all correspondence, and get every agreement in writing. Read your lease carefully and don't rely solely on verbal explanations. While the property itself may look appealing, the management experience can significantly impact your quality of living. We deserve transparency, professionalism, and respect -- and that was not my experience here. Good luck.

Place is lovely , Terrible neighbors, can't play music for 5 seconds without a noice complaint or…read morethe cops at one point , i don't even have subwoofers and this is getting out of hand, atleast come talk to me.

The kitchen drawer seems to be truly repaired this time. Next few days will be the test. Thanks for…read moreworking on this issue a second time.

Very good! Actually, I was surprised you had a light cover for the chandelier and didn't have to…read morereplace the whole light fixture. Thank you.

Every complex has pros and cons. The Pros are Maintenance is always prompt and efficient…read more The office is always nice and courteous and willing to help the grounds are always nice and clean. I enjoy the convenience of online I love fact that we have access to computers and printers during office hours I love that my that are delivered to the office always safe and secure I love that it is an affordable place to live The location is a great location, near shopping and grocery stores, and fast food restaurants.. Cons are I wish that the dumpsters could be determined by the number of units that use it because I think it's kind of disgusting to have trash laid out by the on a regular basis. I think that they need to look at that a little bit more and add more dumpsters because it really is an eyesore There is not a strong presence of security. I get off kind of late some mornings, and I never see a presence of security, not even certain if we still have security., The workout room could use an update a refresh. It's a the equipment doesn't work properly. It would be nice if the could be updated to laminate wood floors throughout without the use of the carpet give it a more up-to-date look

Being here going on 9 years this coming February 2026; I have been very pleased with Council Place…read more I can't remember any issues with my neighboring tenants as well. I think it's safe to say, becoming a retiree soon, I plan to be here another 9 years Lord willing.

I've rented here for just over a year and it's a good place to live. The management and…read moremaintenance are both great and any work I need done is done in a timely manner. It's pretty quiet and people leave me alone. I plan on staying here until I graduate.

Me and my fiancé toured Crosstimber and we were told by the woman that gave us the tour that the…read moreelectricity bill would be included in the rent and gave us an elaborate explanation on how it is outsourced from elsewhere. I thought this was awesome and I confirmed multiple times with her that this was the case. This was a huge selling point for us and I decided to apply, during the application I had to sign a "welcome agreement" which DIDN'T explicitly state anything about utilities. Thinking I could trust the lady that toured us, I signed and paid the $650 in fees. I was looking forward to moving in when I got the lease ready to sign around a week later. My fiancé looked over it and noticed that it THEN explicitly stated that they don't include any utilities in rent. I called and she offered to give us an extra 300 off move-in. Me and my fiancé decided we would go elsewhere and told them that so we could get our security deposit back and other non-application fees. She then decided she wouldn't work with us and said since we signed the welcome agreement we wouldn't be getting our $250 security deposit back. Was gonna work with us until we decided to leave, makes sense. When I asked her about why the lady blatantly lied to us, she went in circles about how she's been with the company for years and how none of there properties do that basically saying we were lying. Cause I would pay all that money knowing I couldn't afford it and lose money. Makes sense. In the end, we got scammed and there's nothing we can do other than go on here and tell you that you can't always trust people in those positions.

Great place to stay, stores are close by, inhouse gym and quiet, great for families too.read more

Maintenance is always prompt and gets the job done. Nothing to small or big...they handle it!read more

My maintenance requests was taken care quickly and efficiently. The maintenance crew here is…read moreexcellent!

Can't say anything bad about the property. They take really good care of it. The people that live…read morehere are even decent people. At least in my area . No issues whatsoever Nothing much more ti say really Very clean and very professional staff. Very quiet too which I LOVE!!!

**BEWARE** Please read my review before considering renting here…read more First of all, let me begin by stating that these are NOT "luxury" apartments. Calling them luxury is misleading. These are very standard, basic, average apartments like you'd see anywhere else. I have lived in luxury apartments and I have lived in average apartments; I know the difference. With actual luxury apartments, you would see nice amenities like large walk-in showers, garden/jacuzzi tubs in the bathroom, floor to ceiling windows, track/mood lighting, nice views, secured entrances with concierge service, dimmer switches, elevators to above ground floor units, high quality carpet or real wood, keyless entry, and generally, luxury apartments are "smart" homes where temperature, lighting, and entrances can be accessed via app. These apartments have NONE of the above. They aren't luxury by any stretch of the imagination. Anyhow..... This past Saturday, my husband and I were driving past these apartments and decided to stop in. We weren't super impressed with the outside, but thought we'd check them out as we were interested in moving to the area. We met with Misha. Before we even went on a tour or inquired about anything, we were very upfront with her and told we had a recently discharged bankruptcy due to multiple surgeries and medical bills. We were assured it shouldn't be a problem and that, at most, we'd be asked to pay a $400 "opportunity fee." We said fine, and with our minds at rest, we decided to go on a tour. The walls are paper thin, and the steps seemed to be rickety and cheaply constructed. It didn't feel safe walking up or down them. The apartments themselves are very small for the rent they are asking. The living room and kitchen, in particular, are just tiny. Plus, they're very plain. There's nothing striking about them at all. Despite our misgivings, we decided to go ahead and apply as we were eager to move. Several red flags here. A. Misha told us that all we'd have to pay upfront is a $75 application fee per each adult over eighteen living in the unit. Since it was only my husband and myself, that would be $150. Fairly standard, so we were fine with it. Then, we were told we'd have to pay a security deposit to hold the apartment. Again, that's fairly standard so we agreed. However, what she didn't mention was that, upfront, you must always pay an administrative fee and a "decorating fee." This brought the total up to $625...that is just to apply! This morning, I got a call from Misha stating that her manager said that a $400 opportunity fee "would not suffice" and that she was requiring SIX MONTHS OF RENT UP FRONT or a co-signer...and the co-signer had to have excellent credit with a monthly income that was FIVE TIMES THE RENT. That was the only way they would rent to us. Six months of rent would have been $8,508 and it all had to be paid upfront. Now, if Misha had been upfront with us and told us that we may be required to pay six months of rent right off the bat, we NEVER would have applied here in the first place. My husband called Mission Point and asked if he could speak to the manager to try to work something out. The manager REFUSED to come to the phone and speak with my husband. She'd rather have her low-level functionaries do the dirty work. Keep in mind, my husband and myself are respectful, working professionals with verifiable monthly income that FAR exceeds their rental requirements. We also have 15+ years of solid, verifiable rental history where we have always paid rent on time, never been evicted, and have never been problem tenants. We are clean and quiet. However, this wasn't enough for Mission Point. We would have even been willing to pay first and last month's rent upfront to show goodwill, but no. That wasn't good enough either. PLEASE steer clear of this place. I believe their only goal here was to take advantage of us, shame us, and create a hostile and impossible financial situation for us. **EDIT** My husband did, 100%, ask to speak to the manager and she refused to come to the phone. I don't care if it's in your records or not; that's what happened. Secondly, the possibility of us having to pay six months rent up front was NEVER mentioned to us, which is misleading. When tenants have a solid rental history, verifiable income that far exceeds your requirements and a willingness to pay first and last upfront, that should have been more than enough. Asking a tenant to pay six months of rent in advance is unreasonable by any standard, especially knowing that the vast majority of people don't have the kind of money socked away. You can talk about customer service all you want, but the facts are that your employee mislead us about fees and about our chance of getting approved even though we were upfront and honest about the financial situation.