We recently submitted a maintenance request at Park at Abernathy Square, and we were incredibly…read moreimpressed with how quickly and efficiently everything was handled. When we called, Felicia took our call--she was very responsive, professional, and friendly, which set a positive tone right from the start. Shortly after, Juan Carmona, the maintenance technician, arrived and resolved all the issues in a matter of minutes. He was not only extremely professional but also very friendly and courteous throughout the entire visit. It's clear that Juan takes great pride in his work, and his dedication to excellent service really stood out. We truly appreciate both Felicia's and Juan's efforts. Their whole staff teamwork and commitment to great service make living at Park at Abernathy Square a wonderful experience. Thank you!

We have lived at Park at Abernathy for 6 years and it has been a great experience. New management…read moretook over about 2 years ago and they are wonderful. From the manager, Megan and the rest of the staff, Felicia, Dave, Marcus and K'Niqua, they are all very friendly and professional. We inquired about a bigger apartment to transfer into. They found us one right away and started the transfer process the same day. The apartment was clean and ready to move in. Maintenance usually comes a few seconds after you put in a request. If you are looking for a safe community with great amenities in Sandy Springs GA then Park at Abernathy should be your first stop on your apartment hunt.

Just moved in but already am in LOVE with my new home! Amazing amenities and staff is fantastic…read more Thank you for making the move seamless!

Staff is very responsive, helpful and friendly. Apartments are spacious and nice and the community…read moreas a whole is very safe and quite. We love living here.

Every update = false fire alarm sounding, I highly recommend avoiding this place. If you want to be…read moreable to access the video I attached with my review, then navigate to Google Maps and watch it there. Please do your due diligence before moving here, especially if you have children. UPDATE: It's 4:30 am and the fire alarm is going off again. 5 days since last alarm 3/29/2026 my wife and our two dogs are barricaded in our closet. What you can expect living here UPDATE: it's five am and my Wife and I are calming our dogs and ourselves down because it went off again. I'm telling you guys I wouldn't move here if I were you. UPDATE: went off again this morning (one day since is last went off UPDATE (went off at 7:39 this morning) about 5 days since my last update UPDATE:: went off again (6 am)!one week since last update) UPDATE, Three week hot streak of no fire alarm. Thought we'd hit a full month without it going off in the morning UPDATE: fire alarm has been going off for 32 hours on the 6th floor parking deck, this is what you can expect if you live here I've waited a long while to leave this in an effort to see how the situation would be handled, but any rational person would be just as frustrated and confounded at the inaction and lack of transparency. Make no mistake about it, if you move here, you will absolutely experience a terrifying alarm going off in the early morning hours. 100% it will happen often and these sort of issues can pose a very real risk to young children and those with cardiovascular problems. Do not let them convince you otherwise because they are not being proactive about it and it has not been resolved. The anger amongst the residents is palpable, and growing. There is no excuse for the faulty fire alarm system that has been terrorizing the residents here for the 3 years I've personally lived here...longer when I talk to other longtime residents. There is nothing they can say that justifies their inaction at this point, because it's been years. The company either: 1) doesn't care, 2) is not capable/competent enough to fix the issue, or 3) is unwilling to spend the money to properly fix it. Look elsewhere, because anyone paying a premium rent should expect premium treatment, and the constant worry of the deafening alarm going off at any hour is not premium treatment. My wife and I are not renewing, literally just because of this recurring problem, and it's sad. Years people...years and they are incapable of fixing it. Everything else is fine, the employees are great, but again, they expect a premium every month but do not give you what they promise in return. No one is perfect, but this type of treatment is pure neglect.

Extremely noisy for a luxury complex. Very little noise canceling between floors and the fire alarm…read moregoes off more often than it did in my freshmen college dorm. Garbage trucks for the surrounding businesses come before 6am on Mondays and Fridays, while Three Dollar Cafe and Activate Games draw noisy crowds late at night. To top it off, the complimentary coffee station only has cup when the front office staff is on duty (which isn't until well after I start my day). Also I have had multiple interactions with maintenance where I was made to feel like a liar or a burden when my air vent wasn't functioning properly. Gorgeous units but that's about it.

Thanks for the response. There's definitely bias in who you identify as the "overall community"…read more There's too many young professionals in the building for me to believe, that audience would subscribe to not having a speaker at the pool. This is never was an issue the first year I moved in, so this is based on recent feedback. Furthermore, it's noted that you can't have alcohol at the pool. The rules don't seem reflective of the community and seem unenforceable given everyone drinks can beers, or other spirits at the pool. Just acknowledge it was overreaching and pivot. You're doubling down on something that could easily be addressed because it's not an ongoing concern.

This is the worst place I have ever lived. Parking is limited in the evenings and on weekends. The…read morebuilding is not full. I hate to see what it is like when more people are living here. There are not enough elevators to accommodate the traffic for all the floors. The package room for deliveries is a joke. Most of the time it is a scavenger hunt when looking for your items. Good luck having visitors arrive after the limited hours they are allowed to access visitor parking. It is an inconvenience to get your own car and drive to the garage door to let them in, and then you have to try to find a parking spot since you lost your original one. I am counting the days to move out. It cannot come soon enough.

I lived at Broadstone in a 1 bedroom apartment in Building 1 from April 2023 - February 2024, then…read moreI moved in with my husband who lived in a 2/2 at Broadstone in Building 2 from October 2023 - December 2024. Here is my thorough review of the complex. -- Building 2: If you decide to move here, stay VERY FAR away from Building 2. The people who reside in that building do not care about upkeep. They let their dogs pee in the elevator and poop right in front of the door to the building. They are constantly smoking weed and are insanely loud at all hours of the day. -- Trash: Overall, there is always trash in the stairwells (mainly cigarette buds even though it is a "no smoking" complex). Trash pickup is also 1-2 times a week which means that there will be multiple dumpsters in the middle of the road between Building 1-2. -- Parking: There is always someone parked in the walkway between Building 1-2. More than a few times, people have even parked (and left their car) in a way that you can't get around them to get to the parking garage. Another issue is, if you parallel park between buildings, people will block you in by parking beside you (you can see in the picture below) -- Pet waste: ~80% of the dog owners in the complex don't pick up after their pets even though there are pet waste stations all throughout the complex. Often, I would even see someone letting their dog poop directly next to a pet waste station then not pick it up... Which truly sums up the people that live here. -- Building 1: Between the two buildings I personally lived in, Building 1 is the better building. It is cleaner and quieter than Building 2. However, don't lease an apartment on the side of the pool. Especially during the summer, people would be in the pool until midnight and would be as loud as they pleased. -- Mail/Packages: Broadstone runs their package system through Fetch which is the MOST inconvenient thing I have ever experienced in an apartment. The way Fetch works is you have a completely different address for your packages than for your mail. Your package is sent to a Fetch warehouse and put in your "box." From there, it is picked up by a Fetch employee and delivered to your door. Sounds great in theory, but your packages get to you days later because of the extra steps. Plus, if you have people sending you packages, they have to have both your mailing address AND your package address and know the difference between the two (considering we had dozens of wedding presents trying to get delivered, you can see how this was an issue...). -- Moving out: We moved out Dec. 3, 2024 and didn't receive our deposit back until the last week of January even though our lease says we would get our deposit back within 30 days. When I returned our keys, I was not given any information on moving out and the leasing agent only took my keys and put them in a drawer (no email confirmation or anything). In fact, I had to ask them if they needed our new address to which the leasing agent responded, "um yeah probably." Then he searched his desk and pulled out a sticky note... Needless to say, I didn't have full confidence that our move out was recorded. Sure enough, through initiating a conversation with a different leasing agent at the beginning of January, I could tell that our move-out process hadn't started. All of that is just the overarching issues. We experienced lots of nuance problems throughout our 2 years of living there that just made our time there that much worse. If someone forced me to live at that complex again, I would choose Building 4. It has its own parking garage and seems quieter than the other buildings. However, if you don't care that you are paying a luxury price tag for a non-luxury apartment complex, this is complex for you! All of the issues we had with the complex wouldn't be a huge deal if we had paid significantly less in rent. Don't let the great amenities fool you... the tenants in the complex make this a terrible living experience.

If you are looking to lease in this area, this is where you want to be! Broadstone Junction is the…read morepremier living experience that you are seeking, from the grounds, to the management, to the maintenance team. The manager DeMille and assistant manager Xavius work seamlessly together to provide and maintain a superlative product. They are very passionate about making this an enjoyable, comfortable, and peaceful place to live. When I first visited the property, I was greeted by Xavius's cheery disposition, beautiful smile, and overall warm energy. He answered all of my questions, was very professional, and left a lasting impression that prompted me to cancel my other apartment viewings for the day. I knew from the moment I stepped foot in the doors of Broadstone Junction's leasing office, that I was making the right decision. When touring the grounds, I could definitely tell that an extensive amount of detail was put into the buildings, which is a nice touch to have as a renter. The pool is gorgeous, and there are loungers that actually sit inside of the water, giving a resort feel. The clubhouse is great, my friends and I reserved it and had a dinner party there one night and we had the most amazing time. There is a kitchen area with a lot of counter space so we were able to bring prepared food over and set up a self serve area for everyone. If you're a remote worker there are a few spaces for you to work or have a private meeting/presentation. My favorite amenity is the creative space, which is designed for creative social activities like a beginner art class! They also host a ton of resident events, from coffee and cookies, to holiday parties and everything in between. They even invited a food truck last month, and gave the first 30 residents a $10 credit for their order! I absolutely love it here! A beautiful property with a ton of amenities, professional staff, and a responsive maintenance team? What more could you ask for? I have lived at numerous apartments over the last 17 years in Atlanta, so trust me when I say, this is where you want to live!

Great year i had here. My rents of 1300 for the top floor with a pool and amazing king and queen…read moreview was awesome value. Unfortunately the rent in Atlanta has been pushed up as a whole and so sync raised with the competition. Which is "it is what it is" (because I have a business mindset and own my own rental property) I understand why they raised their prices. No the gate does not stay open for weeks like some morons on google have said. Mabye if they don't HIT the gate it won't be broken for 2 nights. The maintenance and office staff honestly surprised me on how transparent they are when a pool pump breaks or what the status of the package (of the broken part) is. It's just great to see

Unfortunately, my experiences at this property have raised serious concerns about management…read moreprofessionalism, accountability, and resident safety. Pool incident July, 2025.. Back in July a leasing agent approached my guest and me at the pool, accusing us of having hookah. I calmly explained we were not smoking and that the item she referenced was an empty bottle. Despite this, she returned shortly after and continued confronting us, then demanded my apartment number to issue a violation. When I went to the leasing office to calmly request her name and contact information to document the incident, she refused and became irritated. She then threatened to call the police and did so falsely claiming I was aggressive and that I had been smoking at the pool. I remained calm and stayed on-site to speak with the officer. Calling 911 to escalate a peaceful situation and making false claims is extremely unprofessional. Residents should feel safe and respected in their own community. This experience was unnecessary and concerning. The leasing agent involved was Valencia. Her attitude was unprofessional and dismissive. Garage Gate Incident - December 14, 2024: Previously, a malfunctioning garage gate crashed onto my vehicle, causing visible damage. Management was dismissive and suggested I was at fault, despite surveillance footage later confirming I did not tailgate. I was told to file through my own insurance and received no meaningful assistance. Overall, these experiences reflect poor judgment, lack of accountability, and disregard for resident safety. Residents should feel respected and secure in their own community unfortunately, that has not been my experience here.

My wife and I lived here three years…read more The Good Grounds: It's a gorgeous property to drive into, especially during spring. Feels like you're driving into a resort. Overall, the grounds are well maintained. Lots of trees and flowers. Many units have rear and front windows, making them feel more homey than modern apartments. There are multiple well-maintained grills and patio areas, too, and two dog parks. The pool is stunning. Windows: The tall windows offer views of woods if you're lucky to have the right unit. The one in the kitchen was especially nice. Staff: Overall, the maintenance team is quick to handle routine problems. The office staff were friendly, as well. Parking et all: Parking is easy and abundent. Unlike other apartments we've lived in, they don't nitpick you with overreaching rules, like having stuff on your patio. The Bad 20 years out of date: Unless things have changed since 2024, the apartments have designs and fixtures that are way, way overdue to be updated. The kitchen and bathrooms are subpar - peeling veneer on the cabinets, cheap appliances, chintzy flooring, peeling tubs. I'm pretty sure the lighting and HVAC were from the 80s. Overall, the color schemes are dark and a bit dreary and there are areas of many apartments I visited that were dark in large areas. I hear some units can have hard flooring upgrades, but ours was carpet, which just look outdated. Some dumb design/layout choices: I had to duck under outdated, and too long ceiling fixtures. In addition, we had carpet extending to the bathroom sink! Why would anyone decide that's a good idea. One spilled lipstick and your carpet is forever stained. Unreasonable price increases: We moved there for the amazing price of our 2 bedroom and the grounds. However, our rent went up $600/mos in the three years we lived there. Others have faced that, too, and, as a result, many families had moved out and more transient, roommate situations popped up. For nearly $2k a month, there are more modern apartments in the area to choose from. Low ceilings: As a tall guy, the hallway ceiling in particular was so low that if I was wearing a hat, it would hit the ceiling light. Leaks: We had a leak in our ceiling (that was promptly fixed) but our neighbor below often had leaking from our bathroom. My mother in law, who was on the bottom floor of a nearby building, also had mildew and leaks in her ceiling. Stairs: If you live on a top floor like ours, you won't be able to get extra large furniture up the stairs as they curve too aggressively. We had to buy a modular couch, for example. No sidewalks: For such a beautiful property, it was annoying to have to walk on busy roads with no sidewalks, and there is ample room to put them in. If you leave the property, the long walk up has to be done dodging fast cars. Recommendations to the property manager: Update those dreary kitchens, fixtures and bathrooms. Install sidewalks. How about a bike locker? Many newer apartments have them and there is no room to store a bike reasonably in these units.

We lived there for 3 months and it was the longest, most excruciating time of our lives. The…read morelocation of our unit was advertised as a first floor but it was actually a bottom floor that we nicknamed "The Dungeon". It was dark and dreary and cell phone service was non existent. Upon arrival, the unit was dirty and the fixtures were outdated. The cabinets and countertops were old and many drawers did not function. The shower was dirty and many of the blinds were dirty and had a sticky substance on them. We had to do a deep clean upon arrival which was very disappointing. There are other complexes in the area that are nicer and newer for similar prices. I would look elsewhere.

The apartment's managers and maintenance staff are friendly and helpful. Thanks Sean for the quick…read moremaintenance.

I lived here for the last year and I loved it! First and foremost, the staff is phenomenal! From…read morestarting the leasing process to moving in to any thing that may have arisen. The leasing office was super helpful and communicative! They really do go above and beyond for their residents! They are super transparent with everything, like the leasing process, any charges, any updates with community, which is amazing. They are also easy to reach. They are also quick to address things! They are continuously improving the property, repairing and renovating. The property itself is great! The gym, pool and business center are maintained well. They hallways and garage are clean. I have high standards now for future renting an apartment, Marq Eight was a great place to live!

The somewhat new office staff are amazing! They are: --…read moreProfessional -- Caring -- Pro Active -- Handles Issues -- Sees what is happening on the property and "CORRECTS" -- Treats the residents with respect.... A long time resident who is enjoying being a resident

06/03/22 Update: Greystar bought the complex late last year and they have been nothing but…read morecapitalist pigs since the transition. Every month they create news ways to generate revenue from residents. Note, absolutely nothing has been updated, yet they create news ways to charge us for the same amenities. There was a 15% rental rate hike, then administrative fees added monthly, new insurance requirements (with a strongly recommended insurance partner) new utilities fees, etc., all in the past 6 months. Today, we all received an email that we would be required to pay $25 a month per vehicle for PARKING. The same parking deck we have all used for years. It's a pure money grab. The gate to this garage is ALWAYS out of order by the way.

My experience with The Legacy Apartments has been incredibly frustrating. I've called them multiple…read moretimes every day, but all I get is an automated message asking me to leave a voicemail. Despite leaving several voicemails, I haven't received any response. I'm set to move in this Sunday, and they instructed me to bring a money order before the weekend to ensure I could get my keys. I submitted my payment a week early to avoid issues, yet I've received no updates or confirmations. The lack of communication and customer service has been disappointing. If you're considering moving here, be cautious-this experience has left me anxious about my upcoming move.

Alma was amazing during the entire rental experience. Her personality and helpfulness was great…read more Sonya was a gerat help too! Go get a nice rental with amenities.