I lived there years ago - when it was newish. The finishes were cheap builder grade, but the high…read moreceilings and big windows are a plus. good storage, great square footage. At that time, maybe still, the bottom two floors were Section 8 housing. In the warmer months, the police were there almost every weekend. One morning I left for work (I was on an upper floor) to see my long hall covered with graffiti. It was painted over by the time I got home. Management team seemed to have a chip on the shoulder, talked down to me on several occasions, I was glad to move.

This is a great place to live! The gym, pool, sauna & spa…read moreare right in the building. The units are spacious with high ceilings and lots of light. The security is really good and I feel safe here. Historic downtown is 2 blocks away with a great variety of restaurant options, along with the Center for the Arts. Surface parking here is tight, but the covered parking is only $75/month, also very secure and convenient, I'd budget for that. Utilities are a fraction of what I used to pay. It's really nice to have a secure mailroom. All of the big box shopping is one exit away. The building and grounds are clean and well-kept. The staff are great, very responsive and friendly, and always open to feedback (wow!) California Burritos is in the parking lot! Highly recommend.

I love living here until one day I found out I was being evicted and when I asked the office how I…read morecould start a payment plan to help me with my own paid rent. They wouldn't help me out with that instead they keep telling me. that I need to pay my unpaid rent and it needs to be done soon. Well that's what I'm trying to do then today they decided to up it to 5000. I just think if we have lived here and we're willing to pay the unpaid rent there should be some help involved with it.

Enjoyed living here until my rent was increased over 25%. I could understand if the units were…read moreupdated but they aren't. They will send out reminders about moving your car or risk getting towed for plowing the lots after snow storms but they don't always tow. When there is a lot of snow they won't but when there is barely any they will tow. They also ask you to park in between the lines but the lines are so faded that you can't see them.

This was probably the best rental experience I've had. My wife and I got a 2 bedroom end unit…read moretownhome for a very good price. It included a very spacious basement, washer, dryer, kitchen with all necessary appliances, 1.5 baths, and a quiet back yard. Where it gets even better, though, is the staff. Debbie and Rotha are so easy to talk to and very fair. My credit score was high enough that they approved our rental application with NO fee and NO security deposit! That's something I very strongly prefer but only found at Regent Park. After a year in Nashua, my wife and moved to CA, but I have nothing but fond memories and great respect for this community. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a home in Nashua.

I've been living here for over a year! Best place I have ever lived. Walking distance to Market…read moreBasket, Bed Bath&Beyond Pheasant Lane Mall. But the property feels like you are in the country, lots of trees, flowers, birds and little critters. Both my daughter and I feel very safe walking the property day or night. The fitness center is extremely clean, and equipment well maintained. The laundry room is clean. The buildings and property are well maintained. The units are also well maintained and clean. The office staff and maintenance staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. When you live at Pheasant Run you are part of a family.

Pheasant Run has by far been the best apartment living experience I have ever had. They always are…read morefriendly and helpful. Any time I have had a question, issue, or favor it has been resolved instantly or same day. The grounds are beautiful, the pool is clean and refreshing, the apartment is spacious and affordable. The staff really goes above and beyond in every way possible. It is a very kid friendly place. My 2 daughters made lots of friends with other kids and dogs on the property. I cant recommend this place enough. They will fix any issue inside the apartment same day also! Great people and super helpful staff. Thank you guys. Sad to have left, only left due to Covid and unable to work.

If you value your money, don't live here…read more First things first, if you wish to live in a broken down 50's style home, where the storage is slim and doesn't make sense, by all means have at it If you want visitors, they can only stay for up to 2 days otherwise don't bother -via their contract. Also it's great and all that the snow plowers come quickly however if you go on vacation during the snowy months and your car is still there, you are S.O.L. they will tow it and they don't care even if it is a government vehicle. ( a lot of apartment complex's workout deals with towing companies for extra money, and this complex is definitely one of them). The rent they ask for a 1 bedroom, is about 550 sqft, what you're basically paying for is a very expensive studio, it does not include utilities or internet and water and sewage is also an extra fee, so that $1,600 just jumped to $2,500.00. Also the walls are very thin...so do what you want with that information. Their amenities are laughable, the pool they have is the size of a nice pond and their gym, you have to make a reservation to use it, but given it's small size I think it would be better if they turned it into a kids playroom. If you have a job that makes you relocate, don't rent here. Whatever months you have left, they will ask you to pay for all of them, even if you are not living there and they will not lower the price or make it easy for you. Also if you are out of your mind and still willing to sign their contract, please read through it carefully as they have hidden absurdities within their contract. And if there is an emergency that requires you to move, they do not care. My husband who rented from them, had to leave for an emergency, I, his wife had to have an emergency C section, I was close to death and almost died, only to find out when I awoke, that my child had no cognitive brain function and then perished within my husband's arms. My husband explains to Boulder parks that he can no longer stay in Nashua, NH due to the emergency situation. This complex and its people do not care about a life change emergency, they only care about scamming you and taking your money. My husband had 4 months till the lease was up in June. The complex told him that they would help lower the cost due to our situation only to bill my husband later the exact amount it would cost if he continued to pay the rent till the lease ends. Save yourself money and peace of mind and do not rent here, the people who work there are twisted and toxic. There isn't a whole lot Nashua has to offer to begin with, they have trails and a ton of pubs and that's about it.

Pros: Nice pool and pool area, nice and peaceful grassy…read moreareas Fitness room is reasonable for what it is Very hard-working and prompt maintenance team Friendly and helpful leasing office employees Quiet Lots of parking spaces Cons: Package thefts known to occur when getting mail delivered to apartment building (packages are safe when delivered to leasing office address) Neighbors accidentally setting off fire alarms which causes ear-piercing hallway alarms to go off and forcing an evacuation of all residents in the building till the Nashua Fire Dept arrives. This happened to my building once at 5am. The Piece-of-junk window AC units are incredibly loud (you'll have to turn your tv volume up for sure) and at times so inefficient that they struggle to cool the room to below more than 73 degrees on hot summer days. The doors in the hallways that open up to the rooms are loud as all hell when people slam them shut so if you are in a unit that is on the far end of any of the floors closest to those hallway doors, prepare for that. Within the first year, I was told that I could no longer have a doormat outside of my apartment door as it was a "tripping hazard". I was actually called by Boulder Park while busy at work one day to tell me to remove my mat from the hallway. I thought it was some sort of joke. Whoever the power-obsessed idiot at Boulder Park is who sent down that order should probably move to another state. Live Free or Die? How free can you be if some loser at the top won't even let you keep a damn doormat outside your apartment door?! The heating systems are also complete antiquated garbage. Although thermostats are in the rooms, if you take advantage of using the presets for them, you will soon discover that these electronic presets and fluctuations (even slight) that can be set throughout the week actually confuse the heating systems because of how old they are and they end up basically not working and needing constant visits from maintenance (who are great). I brought to the attention of the property manager several times the presence of both squirrels and bats above my third floor unit which could be head constantly (I now have a keen ear for knowing the difference between which is up there at which times. The squirrels tend to roll acorns around and scratch. The bats in the winter go CRAZY up there, letting out these really loud chirps and squeaks and literally fighting and tussling around up there.So loud I needed to blast the TV volume. The property manager allegedly had pest control install one way bat doors but alas, the infestation (you can tell theres a TON of them) of bats came back again the next winter, making ungodly noise again. When I informed the property mgr, I was eventually told that there was nothing she could do about it. I was given the option of moving to a unit on the lower floor instead, which I guess is better than nothing but still a slap in the face to the residents who all already being overcharged. They tried to reassure me that the critters were simply "on the outside of the roof", which is a common lie that slumlords tell when they're too cheap to take care of expensive pest problems. I've been renting long enough to have heard this tired line before.I honestly feel bad that I never called the city health inspector about this because for those that don't know, guano (bat droppings) are toxic to humans and there is absolutely certain to be a TON of it up there based on all the noise you can hear from them every winter. They charge a non-negotiable 4 month penalty to break a lease with them. That's roughly a $7,600 penalty to break a lease with them. Boulder Park's top brass should be ashamed of themselves for pretending to be human beings while insisting on a penalty that big. While people (especially renters) are already struggling to survive in a post-pandemic world, Boulder Park's lawyers lie in wait to enforce $7,600 lease break penalties. Absolutely disgusting. Consult a lawyer if you need to break a lease with them and avoid their outrageous "set in stone" life-crushing lease break fee. Also, instead of doing a month to month like many apartments are known for, Boulder park does a "60-day" month to month. Just yet another cash grab from a company whose management sees regular working-class people as their footrests. Lastly, I was hit with bogus charges upon move-out after thoroughlycleaning my apartment. I have left the unit in the same condition as previous apartments I have lived at in the past and never been charged such outrageous fees. These appliances were all cleaned to the maximum they could be and are otherwise known as normal-wear that slumlords like those running Boulder Park should not be charging for. Oven cleaning $50 Toilet cleaning $30 Bathroom floor cleaning $20 Bathroom vanity $20 Bath Tub Cleaning $30 They are undoubtedly charge these bogus damage charges to everyone.

I have been a tenant for over 3yrs…read more There is some major problems at this complex It was a very nice family complex when I first moved in now they seem to rent to anyone Sex offenders, drug dealers, working girls , 5 or 6 adults in a 2 bedroom unit etc.. Not a place for sleeping at night lots of trafic in and out all night long with loud exhaust and tenants that slamming doors or arguments/drug deals out side your windows all hours of the night very very disruptive They increase rent every year higher then what you will get for a cost of living raise in pay. Per year on average it's $600.00+ more per year So if your on a fixed income it won't work unless you want to give up food etc. You can only have Comcast cable here no dish or Direct TV allowed and if you need cable repair services it can take a month or 2 for them to show up its contracted out to another company J+L cable in lowell MA and they want to charge you for repairs even after comcast tells you their will not be a charge for the repair If your on 2nd floor unit no small grills allowed on deck first floor grill is ok love my grill move it 15 feet from building before using it You must have renters insurance to cover the replacement cost of your rented unit for $130,000.00+ per year so that's another $35.00+ per month on top of your rent pending on your credit score insurance claims etc. There is only 1 parking spot per unit you can not get a 2nd spot the 15 extra spots out back for visitor parking are being used/taken by units that have more then 1 car Some units here have 3+ adults so thats 3+ cars so parking for visitors here is none sorry first come gets the spot If your out late and come home after 11 pm your spot might be full by a visitor they park anywhere they want and the renters here do not tell their guest not to park there If your guest parks at chunkys they will be towed same with the Home Depot parking lot Laundry room per building has 2 washing machine and 2 dryers it's $3.00 total per load Wash and Dry They are in use all the time wait all day to use a machine my weekend is tied up trying to get laundry done most time end up doing it Saturday or Sunday night after 11 pm Never avilible during the week at night tenants here don't care they leave their laundry in the washing machine or dryer all day even over night some times They wash nasty things you wash your stuff and it's now covered in there remnants of their nasty sh1t  They will color/dye their cloths and now your whites are tinted pink, green, orange, etc. $UCKS costs me alot to replace work shirts it's happend to me 3 times in 2 years the Mgmt. Co. says it's not their problem and I can not have a washer dryer in my unit There is no way to pay your rent electronically you get an envelope on your door every month a week before it's due and you have to send a check no exceptions If your not home or if you are on vacation and miss the rent and its late they will evict you they are very fast to do that.. it a zero tolerance for late rent I wish I could afford to pay more per month other Nashua properties have much better amenities neighbors and parking

The on site staff is rude and completely unprofessional. The maintenance is the only positive on…read moresite staff here. This place sucks.

This is my second time stay at Royal Crest. Definitely liked it first time and had enough reasons…read moreto come back. Spacious apartments, good amenities. Nice neighborhood... Staying near pond is pretty good experience. Summer can be pretty active with quite a few outdoor barbecue party groups. Few challenges... First one is parking.. Unless you are ready to reserve a spot (Which is quite expensive for what you get) it could be pretty long walk from parking spot to apartment. Average rent is also on higher side depending on when you move in. They even increase the rent significantly when you wish to renew. End of the day you get what you pay for.. definitely good experience to stay .. if you get a good deal when you move in.

Lived there for about two years. I liked it at first but when i starting noticing they barely clean…read morethe buildings or keep up with anything but add $$ to your rent every month is insane to me. The places are old, theirs cracks and holes everywhere. The garbage room is right next to the laundry room and this cockroaches everywhere. The place is trash.

Never asked about any situations for the current issue. Denied thankfuly as I see there are many…read morepests in apartments. I have always been a good tenant and always pay my rent on time. So it was their loss. I'll be forever thankful however.

Mice infeststion, bed bugs, roaches! Office is unresposive and uncaring. Exterminator not able to…read morestop mice infestation that has been going on for months!

Normally, I do not like leaving negative reviews but I also do not like my time being wasted. They…read morehave deceptive business practices. I was asked three times what kind of an apartment I was looking for. I replied three times that I was looking for a studio apartment. Went all the way there, expecting to get a tour of a studio but was told once I got there that they only had one studio in the building and it was all ready leased up until next year. Then they said they only had one and two bedrooms available for, of course, upwards of $600 more per month, when they could have made that clear to me before wasting my time. It does make me wonder whether or not they were being totally honest with me.

I rented this place for a short term 6 month Rental why I…read morelook for a house to buy. Let me tell you this has been the worst experience of my life. The walls are paper thin. I can hear my neighbors having SEX. I had an emergency need to let somebody in to take care of my cats and no one in this building was willing to help me. And once I finally found a place to buy, I reached out to them with three months notice and ask them if they could let me out of the lease and the answer was no I would have to pay a five month penalty They say the leasing office is open on Sundays. No one is ever there. You can't get anybody to answer the phone and it's days before you get a response from anybody. Coming from New York City I will say it again. This was the worst rental experience I've ever had in my life.