Very beautiful complex sits on the lake has everything, staff is very cool and The bigger one…read morebedroom is nice , car bay, Electric appliances, patio, Beautiful kitchen and looking fwd to moving in in May.!

If you have dogs and they bark at all just beware that one of the shitty neighbors might complain…read moreabout you and it only takes 2 times to end up with a notice on your door for "non-compliance" I've lived here for 7 months so far and have only had 2 complaints because I forgot to put on the bark collars when I left the house. I feel it's a bit extreme to be threatened to be kicked out for that honestly. Just know that before you move in.

1. Good Reviews: If you wonder why there are so many "good" reviews given around the same time in…read moreGoogle, it's not because of The Anson's fantastic amenities and eagerness to serve the people that live here, but the Smart TV giveaway they did. To get into the contest, you had to write a good review about this place. Don't be fooled. 2. "Luxury Living": They don't take care place of this place, period. The breezeways look like Halloween started in February with all the spider webs and leaves stuck all over them. There was a fridge in the hallway for more than five weeks. Pest control was another big issue, the apartment was filled with centipedes and crickets, and when this was brought up, management said it was not worth it to respray anything. When the whole "this place looks like crap" situation was addressed, Kali, the property assistant manager, kept using as an excuse the death of the former groundskeeper and how they couldn't find anyone to take care of the property. There was no discount or even an email to the tenants about the situation explaining why the place didn't look like a "luxury" community. 3. The Anson is located in Antioch: It's still counted as a part of Nashville, but It's viewed as its own town. So, your address will say 951 Brittany Park Drive, Apt ***, ANTIOCH, TN. Let's say the South of Nashville is not the safest area in Nashville. Every night, all night, you can hear police, firefighters, and ambulance sirens. There have been multiple assaults and robberies right outside The Anson in Bell Rd. Here are some news articles from 2021 that prove my point https://www.wkrn.com/news/crime-tracker/suspect-sought-after-antioch-gas-station-robbed-at-gunpoint/ or https://www.wkrn.com/news/crime-tracker/police-searching-for-suspect-who-robbed-fifth-third-bank-in-antioch/ Don't trust the gate. Most of the time is broken or, like any other gated place, anyone can come through after a car. THIS AREA IS NOT SAFE. 4. Amenities: They take pride in talking about how they are a pet-friendly community, but beyond a pet post on their Instagram, there's not much they offer. Their pet's spa bath area was constantly clogged with dog hair and was unavailable most of the time. When it was brought up, their question was: "What's your definition for dirty?" There are pet stations around the community full to the top for days. I have attached some photos. When the pet station situation was brought up, they said, and I paraphrase, that the amenities were a privilege and the pet stations were part of that; I was NOT paying for it, and they could take it away whenever they considered they were in their right to. I'm cool with that, just clarify it since day 1. 5. Mold: We had mold all over our apartment (You can see the photos), and when it was brought to management, they came and inspected and BLAMED THE SMOKE OF A SINGLE CANDLE in the kitchen, saying it was smoke marks when there was actually mold coming out of the light switch, inside the closets and over the door frames. We took the matter into our hands. A week before living, when we came to talk about it, Kali was scandalized and said it was a liability and questioned us why we didn't bring it up before while blaming our communication skills. WE BROUGHT IT UP THROUGH THE SYSTEM THEY implemented online, and when we mentioned it, she got defensive and said that something happened with it around August-September, where they lost everything submitted. Bonus: Before leaving The Anson, we got charged $50 for leaving our trash outside without a bin. It's true; there's a rule that says that you will be fined if you do what we did, but there are also many other rules in that same document that are not being followed, and there weren't any consequences. While talking to Kali, she mentioned that she would remove the fine (and she did) but that they were implementing one rule at a time. NO. You either enforced all of them simultaneously, letting people know you are starting to enforce them, or you don't implement any.

July 4 2024 UPDATE:( my buddy who still lives there we took a visit and we went to check out the…read morepool. The pool filtration system isn't even working. The water is a green and murky from where it hasn't been cleaned/ working. So much for being called the #1 pool in Nashville.)It's been 2 years living at the anson, there has been about 1-2 leasing/ management changes for the time living here. At first leasing agents were on top of things, pool was cleaned, plenty of community events, maintenance was up kept with the property. Unfortunately beginning April 2024 out of nowhere new leasing ladies came in. Since then it has been a bit downhill from then. Trash all over the property, recycling & trash compactor being overfilled( photos to show), pool for the summer has been dirty here and there especially being called "#1 pool in Nashville". Parking lots are full a bit tough to get parking. Maintenance guys are just seen smoking around the property and on there phones in complex buildings hiding. The units are modern and nice but cheaply/ quickly built. Noticed drywall screws coming out and paint cracking all along the walls. Other then that they are pretty nice, is it worth $2k+ in rent ????to each there own. It's supposedly a gated community but for what??? Cars come right behind a car who has the access card and tailgate then all the cars come right in. Before they installed a pole to come down for each car but they ran it over and management never fixed it. We've seen car break ins and it's still Antioch what can you expect. Move in at your own risk, hopefully things change because this was a place that was so nice but staff/ management aren't doing much at the moment.

Management is very bad. Property is great and pretty which is why all of us moved here. But one by…read moreone we all leave: why? Management. There's marijuana use everywhere, car break-ins, unkept grass... but the worse: get on the management about real concerns like dogs off leash, and they turn on you. Recently I was accused of my dog biting a human. I was literally out of state when the accusation came up but the property manager was unapologetic. Never felt so fearful to live in a place. There's no protection for tenants

I am moving from Knoxville to Nashville and discovered this complex by accident. I was impressed by…read moretheir amenities and offerings, but the number one thing they offered, which is hard to find, was stand-alone units. I have owned my entire life and moving to an apartment complex is a lifestyle change and choice, but I wanted to play my music a little louder. There Jefferson Carriage Units offered me exactly what I was looking for. Gina, one of the mgmt team members, was phenomenal with assisting me. I am deployed a lot and she really stepped up and helped me out with emails and communications while I was waiting for the unit I really wanted. Once the unit appeared she contacted me. I will update this listing after I move in, but I am truly optimistic.

I have lived here since August 2022 & have loved it. Anytime I've had any issues the maintenance…read moreteam is always on it & they do an excellent job. The office staff is so friendly & willing to help with anything. They have even been nice enough to bring my package to my door when I was working long hours. The property is always clean and I love that the gym is open 24hrs. I'm sad to be leaving in 2027 but I'm moving to a different state to be closer to family.

Between traveling for work and the fact I love living a life a tad bit more nomadically, I've lived…read morein a few apartments over the years. By far, MAA Brentwood, has been the most home feeling of any place I have lived. From the front office staff to maintenance, everyone is friendly and engaging. James leadership is clearly seen throughout the property with how well it is taken care of. There are residents who have lived here for 4-7+ years which I feel like you barely hear about in apartments but is a testimony to how they feel living here. Conveniently located, nestled between the highways it's a quick trip anywhere you want to go.

I moved to Nashville from Ohio and selected Cortland Bellevue because I was living in a Cortland…read moreproperty in Ohio before the transfer. They made everything super simple to transfer and it was hassle free! I love living here and the most importance piece about living here for me is how safe I feel. I also love the apartment because it's beautiful and the amenities are nice as well. Thankful for the management as well. They are friendly and helpful!

I recently moved to Cortland Bellevue and have loved my stay so far!! Arkeba made the whole tour…read moreexperience wonderful!!

This apartment community is awesome. We moved in a little under a year ago from out of state. We…read moredidn't have the opportunity to look at the apartment or area prior to moving in. Laura was amazing and a wonderful help. She sent pictures and helped make the process smoothly as possible, during a stressful situation. The area is very safe, the people that live here are great and the maintenance is the best I have had. Whenever there is an issue, which all mine have been minor it was fixed the next day. They really cater to your needs. The pool area stays clean as well as the property in general. Another big pro about living here is the property managers often arrange gatherings and random raffle drawings. I truly feel like they care about the property and our homes. I look forward to staying here longer. I would recommend this to anyone.

I've lived here more than a year and am generally pretty happy. My townhome is very affordable:…read morelots of space for a reasonable cost--even if the building is old/poorly constructed. Location is fantastic for commuting and for natural surroundings (it's beautiful). Moreover, the community is fantastic. There's incredible diversity, lots of dog-walking, staff and neighbors are friendly (although there is high staff turnover, so no guarantees). The facilities (pool, tennis courts, gym) are generally great too--when they're open. I do have some complaints. First, the buildings are old and the maintenance isn't always great. For example, they never fixed some stuck windows/missing screens when we first moved in. For community facilities, we've been waiting on getting the tennis lights fixed since moving here and it's never happened. Took months to get the nets back up (though they're fixed now). The landscapers are also pretty bad: they are constantly making an otherwise beautiful location look spare and poorly kept up (at least when it comes to the landscaping around private residences). My biggest complaint is the lack of recycling: half my apartment ends up being filled up with trash till I have time to go to a recycling center. It's incredibly frustrating that our complex doesn't offer this service. Moreover, the community grounds get a lot of litter. Overall, it seems to be improving. The staff are trying to run more community events and it does make this a nicer place to live. Assuming this continues, I recommend this complex.

I have lived here for 18 months and recently renewed my lease for 12 more months as I could not…read morefind alternate housing at a reasonable rate in a location near my work. Positive things about the apartment complex: 1. I've almost always felt safe, even walking my dog late at night after work. 2. The grounds are well kept, and the walking trail around the complex is great for my dog. 3. Bethany and Tammy are very nice, they always offer to assist in any way they can and will send the property owner emails if I request it. 4. It is walking distance to grocery stores & 1 mile to the freeway (but traffic has increased greatly while I've lived here and is only going to continue to get worse with the new apartment complex next door, the new BJ's that are building across the street and all the new housing communities that are being built in Mount Juliet). 5. The high ceilings make the apartment feel spacious. 6. Maintenance is quick to respond to requests. Not so good things about the complex: 1. $191 late fee for rent (My issue was due to auto pay). My payment history shows I am on time every month with auto pay and I also have a stable job working with Veterans and am a good tenant, but the property owner Woodward Management Partners would not work with me on an honest mistake. 2. Pricey apartments and high renewal rates. When I was offered renewal rates, my two bedroom two bath offer, with the additional monthly fees, was $2,121. There were two other apartments of the exact same floor plan as mine being offered for rent at $1850 and $1900. The owner Woodward Management Partners agreed not to raise my rent for this next year, but would not price match what they were renting the other units out for. 3. I can clearly hear the domestic violence situation downstairs. On a positive note Mount Juliet Police have a quick response time. And when they have family over, large groups of men tend to congregate by the pool, which makes me uncomfortable while walking my dog after I get home from work late at night. 4. My fridge was changed out three times in the first 6 months because the ice machine stopped working - my newest fridge had mold in it and I thoroughly cleaned it out. My ice machine still does not work, but I am tired of the damage on the walls that the maintenance causes when they change my fridge, because then I need to do requests to have their damage fixed. I wouldn't be surprised if they try to charge me for this whenever I move out. 5. The pool area is only open 3 months of the year - those chairs are like new because no one is ever able to sit in them. 6. They tack on extra fees to the rent which is equivalent to $55. They charge you monthly to keep the lights on in the parking lot ($12), property damage waiver ($13), administration fee ($1), trash ($25) , and Pest Control ($4). And another charge to register your pet on a website.

Quiet, well maintained apartment complex in the middle of it all. Walk to anything. Bar? Yes,…read morerestaurants, absolutely, and grocery/clothing? All across the street. But the location isn't the only draw. The leasing team, GABRIELLE in particular is who you ask for. She went above and beyond for me, I was indecisive with what unit and she patiently assisted me in my experience. She is fun, professional, extremely helpful in making my move stress free.

Do not, I repeat, do not rent 320. Unless you don't mind living below an elephant. Your peace will…read morebe destroyed. You won't get proper sleep. And you will hear EVERYTHING, and I mean EVERYTHING, your upstairs neighbor does. It's been a literal nightmare living below her for the last year. Ive complained several times and been told "she's just doing her every day activities". I've pounded on the ceiling twice when I couldn't take it anymore and she complained about ME... I've been on the phone with family and friends and they can hear the stomping. It is SO bad. SAVE YOUR PEACE.. it's NOT worth it.

MOLD I would check the air handler and the other areas of the part meant for mold and previous…read morewater damage before you sign a lease here.