It is DC's little secret! Tucked away right on the border of DC/Chevy Chase and Silver…read moreSpring..these are affordable rentals & condos. Rock Creek Park is your backyard. There is a REAL Neighborhood shopping center (walk to it) with a great gym, the famous Parkway Deli, Red Dog Cafe, Dry Cleaners, Paint Store, Food Co-op, Bike Store and more. Pets Welcome! College campus feel yet only 9/10th mile to vibrant DT Silver Spring/metro/arts center. Also excellent on site management. Check it out.

Great location, upscale, secure entry and doorman inside…read more Lobby is impressive and clean with convenient parking in front and around back with optional parking garage that costs extra. Apartments are also clean for move in and utilities are included. Down side is the large windows in living room aren't air right and they refused to fix them. Tapes plastic over large double window and it bowed out from air pushing through but made a difference. Not ideal resolution being it hazes our beautiful view of the lake and trees (and parking lot).

I am a condo owner and I live here, and I am so glad that, after a couple of years of renting, I…read morehad the opportunity to purchased my unit! Grosvenor Condos (there are three) are well-maintained, with pristine grounds that are actually connected parks, little lagoons and lakes, recreation areas, swimming pools and tennis courts for the use of the condo owners. Smoking is prohibited on the grounds, and so is littering and dog pooping. There are a number of trails that meander and surround the properties. The condos are near Rockville Pike, and two major highways that connect with other Maryland communities, DC and Northern Virginia. One of the best features is that the Grosvenor-Strathmore Metro Station is steps away from the properties!

The christopher is the perfect location in Bethesda, right off the Woodmont entertainment corridor…read moreand across the street from the Metro. My condo has a huge balcony and a lovely building-free view. Quiet, with a pool and a fitness center. Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.

We've lived at 8001 Woodmont Avenue almost two years and have very much enjoyed our stay here. The…read morebuilding is in a great location near many restaurants, two grocery stores, and a variety of local shops and bars. There's a number of parks and paved trails for running/walking nearby. The apartments have nice finishes, and we love the floor to ceiling windows. The gym is well stocked with weight machines, free weights, and cardio options and it seems to be cleaned daily. The maintenance team responds quickly to any problems and there's always someone at the front desk. Betty (the daytime concierge) is a joy to deal with and always helpful and friendly. Highly recommend it!

I've lived here for a few years and could not have been happier!…read more From the day I moved into till today, I can only say positive things! The apartments are nice, have nice finishes, no issues with pests and there is sufficient amenities to service the community. The apartments are close to everything, it is above trader joes, Harris teeter is down the road and it is surrounded by many restaurants and bars! Very convenient! The times where I have needed maintenance services, they have been responsive, friendly and have fixed it on the first go. A shoutout to Guzman for his responsive, knowledgable and friendly service! The leasing team are amazing and are very friendly! Kudos to Mariah for her friendly service and being there for me when I needed assistance! The front desk is always friendly and greet everyone as they are coming in or out of the building. A big shoutout to Lionel who has been very helpful and always provided phenomenal service! He always provides friendly service with a smile even though he is busy or those pesky amazon prime days where he is swamped by a mountain of packages! I highly recommend 8001 Woodmont to anyone who is looking for an apartment in the Bethesda Area, it's a nice small friendly community with great amenities and great people!

I moved into the Windsor from the Union Market area and it's a fantastic building - from the staff,…read moreto the amenities, and the quiet/cleanliness of the building. I work from home often and never hear any of my neighbors or outside noise which is amazing considering the location. The concierge staff goes above and beyond every day and the building definitely feels safe and secure. Honestly, great place to live - everyone in the building is very friendly and it feels like a small community.

We found an awesome apartment walking distance from the Bethesda Metro, with incredible southern…read morelight/view, for a great rate a few months back and couldn't be happier with our choice. Shout out to Mustafa who helped in that process. Move-in: Effortless from start to finish; easy loading dock (coming from DC this was not a given) and a staff that's glad to help however they can. Shout out to Mercy. Living: Super quiet building, clean, great gym, coffee machine that grinds fresh coffee, and the pool is just about to open with several grills and cabanas with a nice view. No bugs/pests. Common areas are kept up well. Maintenance: Juan and Oscar are on top of things 24/7. They care for even small things, e.g. our water filter in our refrigerator was due for replacement and they took care of it the same day. A toilet flap was occasionally getting jammed open and they replaced it the same day. Packages: Lou and Jeron are always on top of the packages, which is great; moving from a DC condo building, we occasionally had packages stolen; that's never happened once here. They even call us if we have perishables that need to be picked up so as to not let them spoil. Parking: We love having secure, reserved parking spaces as we never have to think twice. Thank you Windsor for living up to our expectations, and a special shoutout to Trevor and Lou for their unique customer service that exceeds our expectations.

Good and quiet place to live. The neighbors are very nice, the trees look beautiful during the…read morespring and the fall. If you're looking into the 2000-3000 range for rent, then I'd recommend you to check this out. The bad thing is that there is no bicycle parking allowed, and it's kind of frustrating to put my bike inside the apartment. But other than that it's a very good place to live. Parking, pool, Bethesda trolley trail right next to it.

I love this place! Michelle in the sales office is amazing. She made the purchase of my condo a…read morepleasant experience. Her assistant, Jessica was also helpful and very accommodating with arrangements. Candice with PN Hoffman has been on point with transitioning in the unit as well. I'm also very happy with our GM, Camila. She really cares about me as a tenant and has gone out of her way to make me feel welcome. One of our greatest assets here too is Brandon, our Concierge director. He is the man! The units themselves are absolutely gorgeous and you can not beat the location. Everything from the floor to ceiling windows and Bosch appliances has me loving my new digs! I love my new neighborhood and they are dog friendly here which means everything to me. Sell your house, sell your boat, forget about that beach house and move to the Darcy!

Very difficult and uncomfortable in spring. Temperatures outside are often well into the 80s and…read moresometimes near 90s with no air conditioning. Even the 70s is much. With building insulation, temps indoors are always 5-10 degrees warmer than the outside. They need to eventually figure out how to update the buildings so that AC and heating can run at the same time. Cant put it off forever. This is way more important than benches and flower gardens.

Parkside is a beautiful, tree lined community backing up to Rock Creek Park and close to city life…read morein Bethesda, Rockville and an easy metro commute to DC. The condo buildings are older, built in the 50s and 60s so this is simple living -- albeit many of the condos have been upgraded by the individual owners. It takes getting used to the shared washers and dryers in each building but then again it's good exercise to go up and down the stairs (!). I've lived here over 20 years and love the natural beauty, trees and wildlife. I also enjoy the diversity of residents of all ages and the fact that many have been here for 10, 15, 20, and some for even 40 years. Neighbors get to know neighbors, but also respect your privacy. The swimming pools are great. The property is well maintained, simple natural landscaping. A couple of drawbacks are the fact that the heat and air-conditioning converts each season depending on the forecast so that means there are a few days each year that are either very hot or cold. And second to that, you can sometimes hear sounds of neighbors because of the way the older buildings are built, but I have been very fortunate to have quiet neighbors.

The AC is not even working in the almost 90 degree heat! It has been 2 days now! They also have…read morecontractors continually disturbing us, usually unannounced, whether in be on the roof or pounding near you. The mice problem still unresolved. Com source management Is the worst, who do not respond. Sad!

my mother and i are 40 year (since 1977) owner-residents at gpiv, as of 2017. though i have moved…read morein and out over those 40 years, i am back now and will inherit this unit. hence, i do have a vested interest in the community, the actions of the board of directors and the management company. particularly now, as my mother is advanced in her age, has copd & is on oxygen 24/7 and has difficulty moving around. this unit is becoming less and less liveable for her, given the steps she has to climb from the entrance to our unit and worse, she can not access the laundry, trash & storage rooms anymore, at all! up until i moved back in, she had a paid helper come twice a week to manage her laundry and trash. we agree wholeheartedly with another resident who has filed suit against the board and comsource as it relates to the a/c issue. my mother truly could not breathe when the heat and humidity rose to sweltering levels in early april. her bed clothes and bedsheets had to be changed daily due to soaking sweat (we are in a 3rd floor unit, where the heat rises to, before reaching the 4th floor units and then the roof). it was useless to open windows to access any cooler airflow, not only because there was barely any that we could feel, but moreso because of the horrifically high pollen counts and dust that made its way into the apartment. so, we were not only hot, sweating, had stifled breathing, but also were sneezing and constantly wiping down, shaking out or vacuuming up accumulating pollen. despite our many calls to roxanna (on-site comsource manager) to 'push' for the a/c to be turned on sooner, she consistently claimed it was out of her hands and at one time, advised that we seek comfort in a hotel. of course, at our own expense. during another call, she indicated that the delay was due to a mechanical part that they were awaiting delivery on. it seems to us that the part really had no play in the extended a/c turn-on date, rather, it was an excuse to quell the growing number of complaints she was handling. just as the other resident stated in his complaint, any services to the main handler should have been performed a month prior to the weather getting so hot, thereby, being ahead of the 8-ball & ready to successfully turn on the system without finding potential problems that would delay that any longer. we are equally upset with (and affected by) the policy of our a/c being shut off when the outside temperature drops below 65 degrees. we were not even aware that this was a policy procedure until, again, finally placing a call to roxanna after several nights and a few days of feeling exceptionally 'muggy' in our unit, despite that our individual air handler was 'on'. we learned that the air we heard and felt coming from the ducts was simply 'un-cooled' air. again, as 3rd floor residents, just because it is 65 degrees outside does not mean it is 65 degrees in our unit or any of the units above the ground level floor. some years, it has also been an issue with the heat. that is, the a/c is turned off on a selected date and the heat is turned on. unfortunately, mother nature has kept us in unusually high & unseasonable temperatures during october and november, for which we have no choice to sweat it out again. otherwise, those issues aside, gpiv is beautifully maintained and secured by private security. the grounds are impeccable. the lake could use a good dredging and fill, as it is very shallow and often appears dirty, though it may not be. there are many regulations regarding the use of the common grounds, which can be annoying for bikers, roller-skaters and anyone wanting to toss a frisbee or a ball around...as that is not permitted. back in the 70's and early 80's, there was a basketball court which got a lot of use. having my own children directed off the common areas back in the day, and now, my grandchildren, there are not many options for kids here, unless they are of toddler age and make use of the nice play equipment. overall, grosvenor park is a peaceful community...but something does have to be done about the a/c issue. for any resident to suffer, especially the elderly, in their own home, is inexcusable.

Although the buildings are aging, management is slowly making some much needed updates to the…read moreutilities and support structures.

Because these are individually owned condos, your experience will vary based on your landlord. As…read morean older building, the wall thicknesses leaves something to be desired. Occupancy trends towards an older demographic. As a former tenant, I can't speak to the efficiency of the HOA; common area repairs eventually get done, but no-parking warnings are given with less than a week's advance notice. Maintenance visits annually for HVAC/drain servicing, water shutoffs happen several times a year, and they no longer employ the terrible third party contractor for repairs. The pool is fine for three people to do laps, there's a small fitness room in the north building, and the social committee likes to organize wine tastings and movie nights every month or two. The doormen are friendly but vary in competency, and they are no longer staffed 24-hours. Francisco was always very friendly. Fair number of dog owners, plentiful guest parking, stickered permit parking. The dentist office in the west building is convenient. Bethesda Circulator now has two stops quite nearby, it's a moderate walk to two Metro stations, and there's a Harris Teeter being built down the street.