incredibly unprofessional and inconsiderate. Floors were redone DURING occupation in which…read moreresidents were forced to move out shortly for the work to be done. Many issues will be redirected through several staff members and managers before ever getting resolved (in the event that your issue even gets solved). save your time, money, and sanity, go elsewhere for student housing

Slow service and lack management. Have charged EACH of the four people in my unit $100 for not…read moresetting up electric? Mind you they did not tell us to set this up until the day after we were supposed to and it's in one email at the very bottom. As well as our washer being broken for several months, just wish they were a little more in touch with the people paying so much to live here.

We were able to get the approval process over quickly and moved in when we needed to! Everyone was…read moresuper nice on move-in day and even though we had to wait on mail keys and smart home installations, the day was relatively hassle-free. Since moving in, the community has been fantastic and we love our apartment. We have absolutely loved the pool and gym they have available! Everyone I have met, pets included, have been great! We also feel super safe in this neighborhood because it is secluded and it does have gates!

I absolutely love living here at The Avenue. The staff are always warm and welcoming. The…read moremaintenance staff are so helpful and friendly. I have never waited more than 24 hours for any type of repairs. The grounds are beautifully kept. The salt water pool is so relaxing and refreshing. All the convenience of a luxury hotel with a home feel. Literally, you are within minutes of shopping and entertainment. One of my favorite things about living at The Avenue, is the location and convenience to everything I could want or need. If you are looking for a home without the worries of up keep, then this is your place. S. Colegrove, Nicholasville, KY USA

We lived at Raintree Apartments for a couple of years (around 2008-2010) and our experience with…read morethe complex was good. We never had any real issues to speak of, and we enjoyed having access to both an indoor and outdoor pool. The location is also very convenient. It's very close to shopping and restaurants, as well as the interstate, and it's a straight shot into other parts of town that many likely frequent. It worked very well for us while attending UK and EKU. After we moved B's brother actually moved into Raintree for a few years, living in two different apartments during his time there, and he never had any issues that I'm aware of either. We visited him often and never struggled with visitor parking, which was nice. Given that my experience was some time ago, it's difficult for me to know the state of this complex now, but I can tell you that during the time I lived here, or visited here often, it was a good place to live.

Residents are treated poorly. Extremely high fees. Stolen shopping carts and trash litter the…read moreproperty. Some drug activity present. Extreme bug problems in some units. Bad neighborhood. Vehicles have been vandalized. Apartments are poorly maintained.

Worst living experience of my life. If I wasn't 9 months pregnant and my lease was not up at the…read moresame time I would have moved by now. The neighbors here are extremely nosy. The parking situation here is ridiculous as I had to climb through the back of my car just to get in it because the parking spaces are so small. There is no privacy whatsoever. I feel like I'm constantly being watched so my nosy neighbors can turn me in for something stupid. If you get a check on the 3rd of the month your rent will constantly be late with extra charges. And it is definitely over priced. My toilet constantly runs and my water bill stays high. Will prob break my lease after the baby is born it's that annoying to live here.

The apartment complex is clean and well maintained. Compact car parking will damage your car, so be…read moreprepared for that, as well as move out costs that are extremely unreasonable. We were blindsided by over $500 worth move out charges. (As reference, my husband and I have been in apartments for the last 6 years, and have never paid more than a $50-75 in move out costs.) During the move out inspection, the Retreat Maintance told us no one moves out without at least $100 of costs. We were cited for not pulling the fridge out to clean behind, dust in the washing machiene detergent holder, and a speck of pepper in the microwave. They WILL find things to charge you for to keep your deposit, plus hundreds more. (Pics are screenshots from a video we took at move out inspection.)

Avoid, avoid, avoid! First red flag, I was told I had to register for utilities before I was…read moreallowed to view the lease. Second red flag, I asked for a 6 month lease, the lease "says" 6 months on it, but it's a 7 month lease and they didn't know how to change it since it auto generates. Third red flag, rent amount total on lease was initially incorrect. Apartment wasn't cleaned on move in as I was told it would be. Was told that damages to apartment would be fixed before move in. They were not. In fact it took 3 months to get the damage addressed because they just close out maintenance requests without your knowledge. Had to put in multiple because it kept happening. Some was fixed some issues are still pending. Washer and dryer that you can rent was filthy when installed. When I asked to have it cleaned, they told me to clean it myself. The dryer was broken and smokey. When I complained, they came to my apartment when I wasn't home and plugged it back into the wall. I didn't trust they fixed it. One week later a different dryer appeared. I wasn't left ant communication they were working on replacing it. I'm glad they did because it would have caught on fire. But the lack of communication was dangerous leaving a broken dryer plugged in. I assumed they fixed it. When it gets cold there is a high pitched sound that amplifies in my bedroom. I have to sleep in my living room when that happens. I asked for maintenance or the manager to come listen to it, I was told they aren't going too and that it sounds like a personal problem not a maintenence issue. The valet trash I paid extra for was picked up about 8 of the 24 times it was scheduled the first couple months only after I called the office and complained. This place advertised social events. I've seen one where they handed out some candy on Halloween. I asked to break the lease a few times. I will not be renewing my lease. They turned their movie theater into a for rent conference room. Anything to make a buck. Do not rent here. Do not give them your hard earned money. They simply do the bare minimum to operate and lied toe to get me to sign a lease.

Apartments: In 2019, $998 for a 1 bedroom with garage; I think this has gone up by $30 or so. Great…read moreopen concept layout throughout and additional storage unit on the patio. Bedroom is large enough to accommodate a king bed, desk, and 2 dressers. Detonated dining area is a bit small but acceptable. Appliances are not state of the art by any means; dishwasher is the worst leaving bits of foods of 60-70% of dishes. The walk in closets were not designed well so not a great selling point for them. Parking: Has never been a problem for residents or guests; always plentiful. Pool is nice- it's rarely crowded, clean, and open late. The gym is decent with a good mix of cardio and strength; could use heavier free weights. Movie theatre would be nicer if it was open later. For now, it is open during office hours and available for rental for $50. Management has attempted to host events and stay engaged with the tenants but it hasn't been too successful. I'm not into painting rocks with their logo. Area is pretty quiet, walking distance to The Summit at Fritz Farm and lotots of shopping nearby. Overall, this complex has been good and would prob stay here again if we weren't moving. Move out was routine; pay attention to all the items in the checklist. They will deduct for any lightbulbs.

Annette was especially helpful during the looking for an apartment phase, the showing of the…read moreapartment and the lease-signing process. We looked at SO many apartments in the Lex area, Annette was by far the most patient and knowledgeable. My partner and I are 69 and 63 years old and had so many questions! She was friendly, approachable and really went out of her way above and beyond to make sure our needs were addressed. Thank you!

I have renewed my lease to live here for a third year. Staff is wonderful - very well maintained…read more A nice and quiet area. Highly recommend a tour and becoming a neighbor in a great community! Great place to live!

They allow the tow company to troll the parking lot for visitors without a parking pass. I was at…read moremy daughter's apt for literally less than an hour and was towed! Not a week, or even a day, ONE HOUR! I came from out of state on Good Friday and the office was closed so she wasn't able to get a visitor pass but you wouldn't think you would need a visitor pass for ONE HOUR!! Absolutely ridiculous!!

I have lived at Newtown Apartments since May 2024, and my lease is set to end in late July or early…read moreAugust. Unfortunately, my experience here has been far from positive. During my time at the complex, my car was stolen, my building was reportedly broken into (according to one of my roommates), and I've had packages stolen from outside my door. These incidents, along with the general location of the complex, have made me feel unsafe on more than one occasion. One major concern is the lack of visible security. It would be extremely beneficial for the management to increase on-site security that does more than just monitor for unauthorized parking. Additionally, I believe incidents like vehicle thefts and break-ins are not adequately communicated to residents. Aside from the occasional email, there seems to be little effort to keep tenants informed about these safety issues. More timely updates through email or social media could help residents stay aware and take necessary precautions. Another major inconvenience is the strict parking policy. Visitors are not allowed to park at Newtown at all, which makes it incredibly frustrating to host friends or family. It's one of the more unreasonable policies I've experienced at an apartment complex. While Newtown was originally recommended to me for its proximity to the University of Kentucky and what seemed like reasonable pricing, I've come to feel that the rent is significantly higher than what the experience is worth. If I had the chance to do it over, I would have looked into other options.

Staff is fabulous. They are extremely helpful and always professional. The location is very…read moreconvenient, and everyone is very easy to work with.

I loved my 2 years at Park Place and I was sad to leave. It truly lives up to its name: it feels…read morelike you live in a park with all of the beautiful trees and landscaping. The property is well-kept and manicured. There are 2 pickleball courts and 1 tennis court, all in good shape. There is a gym with every piece of equipment you would want as well as a separate indoor mini-basketball court. I also love the pool area and there are plenty of tables and lounge chairs. Park Place also has an Amazon locker which I loved. (And not just Amazon packages arrived in them) The apartment interiors may not be as modern or as up-to-date as newer apartments in the area, but when I moved in, everything was clean and newly painted. All of the kitchen appliances are new as of a few months ago, which was a nice upgrade! And lastly, if you prefer a quieter setting, get on the waiting list for one of the buildings off of Tates Creek/Man-O-War. These roads are very busy and I was happy to have one of the units in the back of the property for less road traffic noise. I was on a waiting list for that one for about 4 months though, so keep that in mind if you want to be more picky with which apartment you want within the property! I would recommend living here to anyone living in Lexington!

Open office staff,any concerns they listen.Friendly approachable while being professional…read more Maintenance answers fixes. Grounds well kept.Lovely views from office.Comfy furniture hot beverages.Copy machine computer.Clean gym and pool.

I would give negative stars if possible. Ball homes used poor and cheap builders grade products to…read morebuild the place and then tries to demand top rate luxury prices for what is, at best, B- class property. Not worth the cost to live here as they nickel and dime you. Beware.

Only reason I gave 1 star is because you are required to. Monument Properties owns the place again,…read moreand they don't give a crap about the residents. 2nd week in a row of an out of control party. Management doesn't care. Place is going to hell in a hay basket...Do Not expect to get sleep of you live here now, and management does not acknowledge your complaints or does anything about it. Do NOT rent here!!! I'm being chased from my own apartment in order to get sleep.

It's okay, but it's got problems…read more Now, on it's own the place is halfway decent. No serious faults with utilities or structural elements or sanitation. Nice balconies, and parking was always at least tolerable (but beware, they do tow regularly, and the guest parking spaces are not well marked, I got towed once and had to pay $160 to get my car back because what I thought was a guest parking spot, wasn't.) My best friend lived in this complex for 3 years, and I had several other friends that lived here for a couple of years or so. First, the big problem is that it's under relatively new management. When management changed, one of the first things they did was to spike the rent way up on all lease renewals and new leases. This is when my friend decided to move. . .and all my other friends that were living there because it was a decent 2 BR/1 BA apartment for a good price, and suddenly the rent was skyrocketing. I guess the new property management company decided that they could get more money out of the place with higher rent. At the same time, my friends that lived there all reported that maintenance got worse and customer service in the leasing office went downhill. My wife and me tried to rent there, but we were refused. You see, a prior landlord had filed an eviction suit against me in error several years previously (they had got papers mixed up and meant to file on another tenant), the suit was quickly dropped. However, on a credit/background check, it will show that I had an eviction filed against me. That red-flagged me. Well, I thought I could just explain it. The suit was dropped, I had always paid my rent, and it was all a huge mistake (and not my mistake). They didn't care. They said their corporate policy was that anybody who had ever had an eviction filed against them (presumably in the last 7 years, because under the FCRA that's only as far back as they can go) they can't rent to, no matter what, even if the suit was dismissed or ruled in the tenants favor. Yeah. So their inflexible corporate policies kept us from renting there. In retrospect it was probably for the best.