They took my application fee and refused to refund it. I got a co-signer for the apartment, but…read morethey required his income to be five times the rent, which seems unreasonable. When I called to discuss this, the manager hung up on me and was quite rude, possibly because English isn't my first language and I am not American, I wouldn't recommend anyone to go to this place.

If I could give 0 stars I would. They do not care for you…read morehere. Nothing gets done. It started out nice and clean and then they only clean now when they are showing an apartment. Everyone let's their dog piss and shit everywhere and then don't pick it up. Walls are thin and the pipes are all connected so I can even hear my down stairs neighbors. And they also suck, they let their dog whine and bark all hours of the night and blast music until 2am. They also don't have security anymore and my truck got broken into. Nothing the cops can do on private property and nothing the apartment complex can do because their two cameras don't work. Power goes out, fire alarms go off randomly (even on Christmas Eve,) the trash people will sometimes skip your apartment, wifi goes out and all that crap they make you pay for in hidden fees that make no sense. Don't live here you will regret it. Noone has respect for another here.

From the moment I toured Vintage at Burkitt Station, I noticed the team here is friendly,…read moreprofessional, and always willing to go above and beyond to help residents. The property is beautifully maintained -- from the clubhouse and pool to the landscaped grounds, everything feels welcoming and well cared for.

From the owner: Tired of seeing all the same apartments pop up in Southeast Nashville? So are we. Thankfully,…read moreVintage Burkitt Station doesn't fall into the same category as other apartment communities. When you live here, you truly live a life of luxury. So come get spoiled by our apartment homes that feature granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, pendant lighting, and ceramic tile bath floors. And while you're at it, take advantage of our resort inspired amenities that include a resort style pool and 24/7 fitness center. With a home this good, you'll never want to leave. See more about what we offer you today.

My family toured with Kam today and it was such an amazing tour! She was super informative and…read moredidn't leave out any details. If you're interested I would ask for Kam!

On Saturday, August 23, I was having one of those rare "everything feels good" days. I had just…read moredecorated my apartment for fall after a HomeGoods run. I loved this place. I was excited to host friends and family for the upcoming months. I'd gone to the gym, meal prepped, redecorated my bedroom, and packed a bag for a 48 hour Vegas trip I was supposed to leave for the following day. While laying in bed, I heard screaming in the hallway. I checked my Ring camera and saw a man walking past my door cocking a gun. About 20 minutes later, while on the phone with one of my best friends, I heard nine gunshots. I hung up immediately and called 911. As I'm on the phone with 911, I looked out my front window, I watched a young man collapse into the bushes right outside my apartment. The police took 11 minutes to arrive. Those are what seemed to be the longest 11 minutes of my life. I had no idea where the shooter was. Later, I learned he was a resident of the complex. I never stayed in that apartment again. The bag I packed for Vegas became the bag I lived out of for the next week. When I reviewed my Ring footage afterward, I saw a man running for his life with blood pouring out of him all over my doormat. I saw bullets flying through the air. I saw the video of a gun being cocked directly in front of my door. This all happened at the apartment I once loved: Mainstead at Century Farms. The next morning, instead of going on vacation, I went to the leasing office. The property manager, Kelly, was kind and professional, and I don't blame her personally. I was told the only thing they would do was cut my buyout fee in half. I agreed. Then I read the document they sent me. It included a non-disclosure agreement stating I could not discuss what happened "on social media or otherwise," and that if I did, I could owe $5,000 plus attorney fees. I was expected to pay a significant amount of money and stay silent about a murder that happened at my front door. I told them I would not sign an NDA. I was directed to contact their attorney. I emailed the attorney four separate times and never received a response. I even contacted the attorney to let her know I was fine with paying the full fees but I would not sign an NDA. Yesterday, I was notified that my account had been sent to collections, meaning I'm now paying the full fee anyway. Which is perfectly fine and no NDA was signed. I'm not posting this to be inflammatory. I'm posting so people know what has happened at this apartment complex and how it's handled afterward. Everyone deserves to feel safe where they live, and they deserve transparency when that safety is taken from them. Attached our pictures of blood on the concrete and the walls, and a picture of a bullet flying through the air.

Amazing!!! These apartment homes are mind blowing. The grounds must be seen to believe. The staff…read moreis perfect for the perfect home, and living here is nothing short of a dream.

From the owner: Experience Nashville living at The Maxwell. Be sure to come for a visit to check out the current…read morefloorplan options. From attractive amenities to floorplan options, the leasing staff is ready and waiting to help you find the perfect apartment in one of Greater Nashville's most rapidly changing areas. Contact The Maxwell today to find your next perfect home!

As an out of state transplant, I was fortunate to find The Retreat at Lenox Village. Management is…read morekind and supportive, with a great team. I have had the pleasure of working with Skip Johnston, and he's really helped with the out of state transition and any other needs in my first month. Situated roughly 20 minutes from downtown, the neighborhood is safe and within walking distance to bars, restaurants, and shops. Maintenance is prompt and work tirelessly to assist when needed. Also within a reasonable commute to Brentwood and Franklin with rolling hills and stables around the outskirts, it's a great choice for professionals and families who are considering relocation to Tennessee. While I haven't yet attended the various events hosted here, they provide a platform for socialization since many of us are not from the area and getting acclimated. There is also a wonderful walking trail for those that are so inclined :)

Kyle continues to manage his time in an excellent manner as well as providing superior maintenance…read more This time my requests could be responded to via phone which saved him a trip/time yet I was able to get the information in a matter if minutes! Sometimes it takes a visit, sometimes a call will do--and the wisdom to decide and follow through ensuring the resident feels they have gotten a full timely response is the measure of outstanding service.

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.

I have lived here for 6 years, we have the best management and maintenance team! Anytime I have…read morehad an issue, it was resolved immediately.

My husband and I went to check out apartments. Friday 6-27-25 ,We stopped in just to get…read moreinformation, about 2 or 3 bedroom. The young lady who greeted us was a young lady, ( I wish I had gotten her name) hazel light green eyes, fair skin. She clearly needs some customer service training.When we asked for information about any units it was no, no. Everything is on the website. Basically rushing us out the door.Not an ounce of any kind of urgency to see what possibly would be available.All the other places we had been to.Sat us down took the time to ask when are we planning to move.Are we flexible with the time frame of moving. Now that's customer service. Nope not here.

I am currently residing here i moved in on february 27th of this year (2026) the first night here i…read moresaw ROACHES, i live in building 3. mind you at my prior apartment i didnt have roaches i am a very clean person. Secondly all of our kitchen drawers a basically falling off you have to be extremely careful opening them otherwise it'll just break. Another things is that my bathroom vanity has terrible water damage and the only place for bathroom storage isn't even usable. The electric is another issue because every light flickers and struggles to just stay on. The plugs are constantly going out with simple things like plugging in your wifi box. If you are considering moving here don't, The leasing office will play in your face as if they are on your side but they genuinely don't care, this is the worst apartment Community ever! If anyone is having issues check the Tennessee state tenant laws and you can terminate your lease without penalty due to the inhabitable things listed above.

I have lived at this property since March and have had a few maintenance issues. The supervisor for…read morethe maintenance team has been really helpful with making sure things have been repaired in a timely manner. Mr. Travis made sure that when my A/C and heat went out that we were comfortable during the repairs by having portable units brought. He has been a great new addition to the team! Jennifer in the office, has been amazing since I first walked thru the door and Jerry and Travis both go above and beyond. I'm currently disabled and they always check on me, ask if I need anything, offer to carry things inside for me-they are amazing all the way around and I hope that Greystar is aware of and shows appreciation to the team members they have that do take pride in their work and that do make Avana Overlook a better place to live!

I LOVED living at the Knolls. I lived there for a year and a half and ended up having to leave due…read moreto personal reasons and moved to California, otherwise I would've stayed. My favorite feature was the dog park and my dog LOVED it as well. I felt so safe and I was a single female living alone so that meant a lot. The pools were amazing and loved that it was saltwater so my eyes didn't burn from chemicals. The community was so nice and I loved how they had fun events planned so you could meet your neighbors and also my neighbors were very kind and friendly. The location was great because it's about a 10 min drive from 1-65 and 20 mins from Downtown Nashville. I went to school at Belmont University and it was only a 22 min drive. I also want to give a huge shout out to the office staff and maintenance team. They were always quick to come over and fix any problems. Always kind and never judgmental. And lastly I want to thank Donnie (office supervisor) for truly caring about each tenant. They really care about you and make you feel at home. I went through a personal crisis and Donnie was so kind and understanding and went out of his way to help and I truly will never forget his kindness. Thank you, The Knolls Apartment and I will forever recommend them!

No apartment complex is perfect, but I feel like The Knolls is about as close as you can get. The…read morecommunity is quiet, safe, and friendly; the leading agents are kind and will work hard to help you get what you need; maintenance is prompt (most of my weekday requests are filled within hours). Also, the community is extremely dog-friendly, with plenty of sidewalks and grassy areas for walking, a beautiful dog park with plenty of space to run, and dog bags and bins all across the property. Everyone here looks out for and takes care of each other - My neighbors have truly become some of my dearest friends. If you're looking for somewhere safe and home-y, your search is finished.

I would not recommend this apartment complex to anyone. Things really went downhill after the…read moremanagement company changed. The level of care and service for tenants dropped significantly. There were multiple complaints from residents about cars being broken into or even stolen, and management's response was to "increase" security by having a single security car drive around for a few hours a few nights a week. That change--from 1-2 nights to 3--did nothing to improve safety, especially for such a large property. Having just one car drive in circles felt more like a checkbox than an actual safety measure. Honestly, it was more useful when it just sat parked in front of the leasing office as a deterrent. Maintenance was another frustration. Unless you marked your ticket as an emergency, it often took way too long for anyone to show up--and even longer for anything to get fixed. I learned the hard way that I should've marked a non-emergency as urgent just to get attention. And when it was time to move out? Be prepared for a mountain of surprise fees. It felt like they were looking for any excuse to squeeze more money out of us. It was excessive and disappointing.

Water damage and black mold that caused health issues and rodents! Look elsewhere, this dump isn't…read moreworth your health.