The best thing about living at The Roots at Boerne is it fits. You really do put down some roots…read more It does not feel like a temporary setting. It feels like home. It's a community of neighbors. Starts with Anjanette & the wonderful staff inside and out. Everyone is professional, friendly & responsive. Just a really great place to call home.

I've noticed some changes. Sometimes change can be good but not according to what has been noticed…read moreabout new tenants and what seems to be hide out spots for illegal immigrants. Also have walked pass a couple buildings to notice a smell. Illegal marijuana smokers. Specifically in building 9. I have a kids who have been asking me about the smell lately. I've also seen weed buds next to one of the tenants door. Specifically 9204. But have also smelt the illegal substance in building 8. If you can put out an email regarding those, that'd be great. I've spoken to other tenants who've noticed the same. The community is tightly knit and great for retired veterans, regular retirees and law abiding citizens :)

Full review, with photos/texts/emails... RECEIPTS... will be uploaded as soon as they get around to…read moregiving me the $1k worth of water bills. When management told me moving out was "my choice," they thought it was the end of the conversation. For me, it was the beginning of this review. My choice is to no longer pay $600+ water bills caused by a toilet they couldn't be bothered to properly fix. My choice is to no longer deal with a new apartment manager every three months (seriously, what's going on here?). My choice is to not be gaslit into paying for their property's failures. When the OWNERS decided "they are standing firm" on the offer to split only the $600+ water bill, I stood firm on my decision to leave. They were right about one thing: it is my choice. And I choose to make sure the next person who sees this listing knows exactly what they're getting into. I hope the owners enjoy the choice I've made for them: an empty apartment and all the costs that come with it.

Sadly, this has been the worse rental experience my husband and I have ever had…read more Here are the cons: The insulation is terrible--during the summer months our unit regularly climbed over 80 degrees even with the AC running nonstop. Our electric bills were sometimes over $300 because the system could never keep up. Sadly, this issue was never resolved over two summers. The walls are also extremely thin. Any smell from neighboring units came straight into ours, including weed smoke, cigarettes, and strong fragrances. We reported and documented nearly 20 incidents where our apartment was filled with very strong weed smoke, but nothing meaningful was done to address it. Despite the impact on our health, the management still refused to let us break our lease without paying the full fee. Speaking of management, there was constant turnover. We went through more than five different office managers during our time here, which made communication and consistency almost impossible. Parking is also limited--although there are fewer cars now because so many units sit vacant. Pros: The biggest positives were the friendly maintenance staff and the convenient 1.6-mile distance to downtown Boerne. Unfortunately, those pros don't come close to outweighing the issues we experienced. Sadly, I cannot recommend living here.

I was looking for an apartment and went to Legacy at Cibolo Boerne…read more I spoke with Justin and he was Very Helpful and Professional to talk to. He was attentive to what I needed And was Looking for. I said to Justin "I'm going to recommend you get a RAISE because You do your job Very Well. These apartments are very clean and feels fresh. Thank You Justin for being Wonderful Representative and listening to me while helping me as you did Your job. God Bless You

I was a resident at Legacy at Cibolo for over two years. It is a beautiful property and was…read moreproperly maintained with an attentive staff. Recently, PEM purchased the property, which is why I am giving a one-star review. Once PEM was in place, 'administration' fees were added to my monthly statement for summarizing drainage, water/sewer, trash. $3.00 here and there. I didn't pay too much mind as I was preparing to move - but the fees were added without notice. Trash. PEM charges $27.98/month for trash. This is for dumpsters located on property. Additionally, a required fee of $39.00/month is charged for trash pickup at your apartment door each evening - a nice service. After the PEM acquisition, onsite dumpsters were frequently overflowing with piles of trash bags stacked outside the dumpster area. It appeared that the Valet was no longer hauling the trash away, but now leaving at the on-site dumpsters. This cost-saving measure by PEM has created a health hazard and an attractant to pests that spread disease. Moving out. Upon moving out, I followed Move Out instructions listed in my lease agreement (vacuuming carpets, sweeping floors, etc). I requested multiple times to participate in a walk-though of my unit, but was never afforded the opportunity. I received my Move Out Statement and found that PEM charged me over $200.00 for Carpet Cleaning and Cleaning of my unit. Asking about the charges, I was told that 'We want the next renter to have a clean place'. Bogus Cleaning Charges. PEM has never showed in my lease agreement where they have the authority to charge for professional cleaning services, yet they have refused to credit my Move Out Statement. This is a nice apartment complex, but PEM Management is opportunistic on charging extra fees and cutting costs. Be aware.

Manager Trish & Service Technician Eric are available, attentive & responsive to questions support…read more& concerns. Eric & Trish have each gone the extra mile on my behalf when called upon. Residents are friendly & respectful. I feel safe & secure with the support I receive here.

I spent almost 4 years here, and it was the best apartment I've lived in. Nice pool, quiet area,…read morefriendly people. The staff is the best I've had. They're caring, helpful, and went above and beyond to help me.

The customer service is terrible. The hidden fees are substantial. The charge a a $400 per per…read moredeposit and a monthly pet fee on top of that. Then when you move out they charge you $500 to replace the carpet because you had a pet. And suddenly, it's not a pet deposit, but a non refundable fee. Why do they charge the extra money for the pets if not to cover for any possible damage? It's a money grab. Then when you try to reason with them all they do is threaten you and tell you to pay or they'll ruin your credit. Look to rent anywhere else. This front office is terrible.

If i could give this place a -20/10 i would. this place SUCKS. in the two years i lived there, they…read morewould charge me random vacant fees which are 50 dollars a piece and i got charged those probably 5-6 months in a row. anytime id try and fight it, they'd threaten my credit. you NEVER want to live here, it's ghetto and ran down. i put in for a new dishwasher on 02/23 and got it in AUGUST. FRICKIN AUGUST. it's a joke, an absolute joke. then the management is also a joke. Don't even bother emailing, they'll ignore you till you threaten going to their higher ups. which is extremely unprofessional and should never get to that point. The lady who leased my apartment to me back in oct of 21' ended up getting fired because she gave the wrong price and we all signed on it, had to fight corperate and get them to the price i had already signed on. then november of 22' someone was shot in the parking lot infront if my apartment and that's when we turned into oxbow hill country instead of carrington place. then come decemeber of 22' we had our 3rd new managment team since i had lived there. the manager always smelled like alcohol and slurred her words most times i saw her, come to find out in the beginning of 23' she was fired for drinking on the job. yet, she was the most helpful and professional one i had since i lived there! service requests, don't even bother. just fix it yourself at that point and now since i've moved out they want to charge me for 3 hairs in a sink & a crumb for 165 dollars. who knows because they can't form a professional final statement. good thing i have photos of every square inch of that apartment and a video of the final walk through. such a garbage place. being homeless would be better than dealing with this scum of an apartment complex. they also rented an apartment to me without a deposit but i paid 397 dollars in fees & then moving out they're basically trying to charge me a deposit & my pro-rated rent wasn't correct either so i basically over paid what a deposit would be. literally run far, far, FAR AWAY from this place. i returned to get some things knocked off because it was an inaccurate amount and they wanted to try and charge me an animal fee with proper ESA paperwork until i brought up it's illegal and against ADA. wishing everyone who lives there goodluck!!!

I have been associated with apartment complex for a few years now. When I first became associated…read morewith it I thought that it was a really nice place. Then however the winter storm came through Texas a few years ago, and displaced a lot of the residents at this complex. How they handled that situation was horrible. Telling some tenants that the water damage done to their apartment was their fault, when in reality, had maintenance done their job and dripped the water in vacant apartments then the pipes would not have burst and flooded apartments beneath them. When you put in a ticket for maintenance you have to continually put one in, or go to the office to complain to get someone to come fix something. Also they should be sending an exterminator to each apartment at least every six months but aren't doing that either. Most of the office staff are rude and refuse to help you also. Not to mention when looking at the rent payment it has been something different every month. Sometimes it is 300 more than the lease agreement that was signed. Now let's move to some safety issues. If you have a pet the rule of the complex and the city is that your dog be on a leash, unless it is in a gated area. This rule was not followed and because of that one of the residents at this complex stabbed another residents dog. The resident who killed the other residents dog did not have his dog on a leash while walking him and the other resident was with his dog in the dog park. The fencing at the dog park and the lack of following the rules of the complex led to this horrific event. There were no repercussions for the resident who didn't follow the rules and he still resides there, and continues to have his dog not on a leash. Also at night when you take your dog to the dog park there is no lighting in the park area. It gets very dark over there and could be potentially very dangerous. I feel like upper management that owns this complex needs to come in and start completely over with new staff. Do better.

This apartment complex did nothing about the dog leash incident and still to this day still have…read morethis dog murder still living there. they don't comply with their rules and the guy continues to have his dog off lease. They don't give anyone answers about this. They don't take any responsibility in breaking the rules of the complex. Do not rent here!!!!! Watch out for your dogs !

"I wasn't born here, but I got here as quickly as I could' must have…read more been on the hearts of early settlers to Boerne. They established one of the first Polo Fields in the area. (There is a signed document in the main room bearing Sam Houston's signature on this property when Texas Was still a Republic. ) Nestled in a grove of 200+ year old Live Oak trees, and maintaining some of the original architecture & charm ........ is THE TEXAN HOUSE. Currently home to 15 senior residents. The original house now includes common area including a living room, family style dining area, and TV room. The renovated stables have been converted to individual suites. The waiting list remains active however a visit to the grounds is worth your while. Just minutes from downtown Boerne to the north and San Antonio to the south, come out and stroll among the buildings. The proprietor, Chris Papacek, will greet you with a firm handshake and a smile as big as Texas. GOD BLESS THE TEXAN HOUSE!!!! D. Lawrence

From the owner: Texan House provides short and long term residences in Boerne, TX. We're your home in the Texas…read moreHill Country offering comfortable ranch style dwellings. We serve three full meals each day, offer local transportation, weekly laundry and housekeeping, and all bills are paid including DirecTV and Wi-Fi. Our unique apartments are perfect for independent senior living. We are close to our long-term residents have a tight community and work hard to make our residents feel like family. We invite you to reserve a tour or book a night to "sleep on it". We look forward to meeting you and hope to be your home in the Texas Hill Country.

When I 1st moved into the Enclaves the team in the leasing office was Great. Margaret retired or…read moremoved on and the leasing office went down hill QUICK!!! I've been gone from Enclave for almost a year I've NEVER gotten a text a call mail NOTHING saying I owe them for anything I so happened to inquire on my credit and the credit people told me Enclave have a bill for me. The people in the leasing office didn't follow up on NOTHING.....I would always have to follow up on my maintenance inquires and clearly I should have followed up when I moved out in December 2024.

Do NOT rent here. Before our move-in date, we secured and paid for a storage unit. The process for…read morestorage is that they change the lock to match your apartment key when you secure it and pay for it. We came with our U-haul on the move-in date and our storage lock was not ready. We had to take our heavy items from the property that could not fit in our apartment and leave it in an off site storage. We informed the office of this issue when they opened as they had closed about 5-10 minutes after we started moving in on our move-in date by the time this happened. DAYS LATER, they admitted that the lock was not ready by our move like it was supposed to be and they FINALLY changed the lock days later AFTER EVEN THAT. This was after walking to the storage several times on several days after the lock was supposed to be changed and walking back to the office (all in the San Antonio summer heat) just to find that it was not changed like we were told it would be. This WHOLE time we were paying for the storage without access. They did not even offer to reimburse us for their mistake. The story does not end here as bad as this is. There's also more to what went wrong on the move in date, but I'll pause here regarding that. We chose to give them the benefit of the doubt months later (now) when we needed a second storage because we wanted to believe the horrendous experience we had during move-in was a one time mistake. So fast forward recent weeks, we paid for and secured this second storage since September 12. On 9/27, we had our U-Haul, got extra help and brought our items. When we went to our new storage unit, the situation happened AGAIN. The lock was NOT changed. We were outside with a U-Haul full of time sensitive and heavy items that had nowhere to go but the storage we paid for. When we called the back line, we were guaranteed a call back And NOTHING!!!!! We are literally stuck outside of our own storage that we are PAYING for and HAVE been paying for since 9/12 with a U haul full of things. There's more to this story, but I'll stop here. Another incident is that one of their weight machine was broken and it caused some weight to drop on my head. I had to go to urgent care and I sent the property an email with photo proof of what happened. I was referred to an ophthalmologist by the urgent care doctor. I have not received even one call or email back after I sent the message. I'm in the process of trying to secure legal help for ALL of this (the weights situation and the storage). I can't see how what they are doing is legal. We are in this moment still stuck outside with our U-Haul. Instead of the property giving us the call we were guaranteed SEVERAL TIMES yesterday, when we called again today, we were told by the person at the emergency line that the property emailed the emergency line (no contact with us whatsoever) and said that this was not an emergency (us being stuck outside of our paid for unit with our U haul) and that we need to contact them Monday. Both my husband and I are expected to lose work time and income?? I am currently a full time teacher and my husband has important work out of town on Monday. Their lack of planning and incompetency in this situation should not cause us to lose income on Monday. We need the lock changed today (even though it is weeks too late). We need reimbursement for the income we will lose (if this waits until Monday) and for the extra U-Haul days (if this waits until after 1PM today because U-Haul has to be extended) since "this is not an emergency"--being locked out of a unit ON OUR LEASE that we have paid for almost this whole month. We also need reimbursement for all the days the lock was not changed in both situations. THESE ARE THE MINIMUM things they can do. I'm in shock and disbelief. I've lived in many apartments and have never dealt with this. I haven't been able to sleep some moments. This is wrong at the least. I believe it is also unethical and illegal.