I very much enjoyed living in these apartments. I cannot say enough good things about them. The…read moreapartments are beautiful (layout, kitchen, closets, everything!) and the environment is pleasant. The rent is pretty reasonable and the staff is very friendly and professional. It's located by the corner of Hurstbourne and Bardstown, just a mile from Meijer, Kroger, and Wal-Mart. Apartment seekers should definitely give this place a glance!

I Have been here 5 Years and seen many different faces up front, some great and some not so great…read more I have a few gripes, I always thought this was luxury living as advertised.....far from it. its all a fecade(sp) and once you move in all that smiley stuff goes away and then you begin to see the real. I have yet to see them clean the garages as requested a year ago, yeah it's filthy...the parking is a joke with the parking permit they assigned to you. People part multiple cars here and I guess I would too if I could get away with it. When you walk through your apartment, it will look all nice and shiny and after you move in shit will stop working. We do have an excellent maintenance team and they do respond very fast. but this is far from what is advertised. There are other properties that really have great living. Snow removal is a joke, they half assed completed what they started, so if your a Senior, you might think twice. My time is up and time to stop paying $2500/mo for garages and hallways that always smell like weed. Since I lived here, we had a few break-in, a shooting, drugs dealing going on and people fighting out in the parking lot at night. yup welcome to luxury living.

When my good friend who is relocating from another state to Louisville, I agreed to accompany him…read moreas he shopped for an upscale rental apartments or condominium. We visited many upscale complexes located in the various areas of the city. It was eye-opening to me because I have resided in the same home for 20 years, but have recently considered relocating myself. I have utilized YELP reviews as a valuable resource before our on site tours of various locations. Many of the posted reviews provided an insiders view which is not available during the tours. The Rialto is the first location I would be interested in having as my next living quarters. Here are some of the reasons I m impressed by this location: 1. 24 hour availability of a common meeting area with plenty of seating and the availability of hot beverages dispensed by a very cool machine. 2. Separate lounge with recreational activities, free beverages, tv, tables and regular organized social activities which allow for residents to interact,or small groups of friends to meet. 3. Gym and Yoga room 4.Large pool with plenty of lounges. 5. Areas for outdoor gathering and recreational activities including a ping-pong area. 6. Underground parking for now extra fee as well as ground level parking dispersed around the complex with 3 buildings designed in a triangular configuration with the pool area located in the center. 7. The third building is currently nearing completion, so many of the units are brand new. 8. The kitchen is large with stainless steel appliances, configured well with large counters and bar seating. 9. Large bedrooms, spacious closets and laundry room. Washer and dryer are included. Shelby gave us our tour, answered all our questions and conducted herself in a super professional and efficient manner. We learned that some unit customization can be accomplished with the resident having the option of painting preference. She told us that lighting can be customized with the resident purchase of ceiling fan or chandelier. The complex maintenance person would do the installation. The pictures I've included are of a 2 bedroom model unit. Since Rialto is a new complex, I learned the first building is just nearing its first year of inception. Currently,there are some generous incentives for a lease. For working professionals who are interested in an ideal location and beautiful complex. Feel free to tell Shelby or anyone else that might give you a tour that your YELP friend Raquelle Z. Recommended that you check it out!

I toured this place but did not end up renting. Mostly because the bedrooms in the 2 bed units were…read moretoo small, there is no island in the kitchen, and the shower was SO narrow. The bedrooms only had 1 bedroom that were not wide. The hallway was smelly because the trash was not picked up due to a holiday and the tenants didn't listen and stuck their trash out anyways. One of their "draws" is a wrapping station on the 2nd floor. This seemed pointless to me. The only pro is if you need to package something, they have boxes.

Amazing place and location to live at, you can literally walk to any lively locations and find a…read moregreat atmosphere just about anywhere, the staff at main and clay are also outstanding and they have delt with any issues as quickly as they can, maintenance is always spot on as long as you put a request in. They have events from time to time also, there is an amazing restaurant that does delivery right below at the entrance also!!

I love, love, love The 800 Towers... I lived on the 16th floor facing downtown in the 2000s! One,…read moreof my favorite rentals. I had a two bedroom with two baths. Amazing views. Super clean unit and building... never saw a bug. I use to take a bubble bath while looking at the city skye line... The amenities were great! Great door man! Great staff! Zero complaints. Fantastic location... I use to work at Humana and would walk to work or take the free trolley. I love hosting dinner parties... with my incredible view and terrace. If they have an opening... I just may live there again! I would recommend the 800 Towers... for young hip professionals, cool erudite families, or carefree fun loving adults. If you have questions... contact me at love@globalfreeliving .com

The overall communication sucks. And maintenance. Over all it's kinda a good communityread more

In 2025, things were great! The property manager was so professional and efficient…read more Things have changed since RAM took over. The pool is green and unusable, two weeks into June.

The Laurel is absolutely AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL! Well done on the design and build. The complex is…read moreclean, modern, and with great amenities and a convenient location.

I would highly recommend not living here. I can finally write this review since I moved out, Yeah!…read more Biggest issue worth addressing: Stink bug and ant infestation. It's bad, they're everywhere. Stairways, grass, and in my home. For 13 months, spring fall and winter, there was stink bugs in my apartment. This is something I reported to property management several times and continued to face the entire time I lived there. THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING TO HELP. Stink bugs would get in through cracks in the cheaply insulated doors and windows. On average, I killed about 5 stink bugs a day in my apartment. Then when the stink bugs stopped around the hotter temps of summer, we had an ant infestation. I LIVED ON THE FOURTH FLOOR, NO WHERE IS SAFE. My neighbors and I had to put cinnamon on our door steps to try and mediate the problem, but they also got through the cracks of the cheap door and into my cat's food bowl :(. Secondly, disgusting neighboring tenants. My neighbor, also notoriously known in the community for parking in two spots and never being towed, would make her dog use the restroom on the balcony and leave it there for months!! Piles of dog poop collecting on the balcony, urination on the bannister. Yet, the property management complains about a flag hanging on my railing and not this? (photos included) Third, I provided a notice to vacate via email, which is legally considered written proof and followed requirements in my lease and they confirmed back with confirmation of my intent to move at the end of my lease... 4 months later because I didn't fill out a notice to vacate form (which is not even stated in the lease) they billed me for another month of rent at the end of my lease and claimed my lease was legally being extended because i didn't provide a notice to vacate. So if you are considering moving here, do not forget to fill out a notice to vacate form of your move out day 60 days in advance even if your lease is a set timeframe. I tried to make my case that what they were doing was wrong but they said they wouldn't handle anything unless it was in court. I dealt with electrical issues in my kitchen the entire time i lived there. Outlets randomly not working and lights flickering in the kitchen. Trash service notoriously not picking up trash!!! Being billed at least $50 a month for amenities but the club house not being accessible 24/7 is ridiculous. especially with it only being available M-F, 9-5 when most people work. AND majority of the time their snacks and drinks that are not complementary, but are part of the billing, are usually not even stocked. Property has not correctly uploaded addresses and mapping of property buildings to map applications. So very frequently, my friends would not know what building to park at and my packages were delivered to the wrong buildings. The neighbor who forces her dog to use the bathroom on her balcony would keep my mail as we had the same unit number and neighboring buildings... even though my correct name and address would be on the packages she wouldn't return them or give them to property management. I only found out it was her withholding and stealing my packages because Amazon's delivery confirmation photos showed her door mat. (that's the community you'd be moving into, bad people). I asked property managements help in getting my packages back and i was brushed off by the front office, given no assistance, and had to leave a letter on the neighbor's door begging her to return my packages to the correct address on the mail. She only gave back two boxes and kept everything else that had been wrongly delivered to her. The pool has ridiculous hours! Also LOTS of sweat bees by the pool. And the gym never restocks water supply. We did have radon testing done on the property which was very frustrating to handle, maintenance requesting 48-hour time frames to visit. And then we tested POSITIVE so there was also the infuriating experience of them installing the treatment. Also the realization that I had been exposed to radon in my apartment for the last five months... The location of the property exports to Westport, if you are not familiar with this area, let me just say that it is the absolute worst commute to experience during rush hour, from either direction! Something else extremely important and worth mentioning: failure to uphold to propane storage safety. A big perk I utilized on the property was the free propane grills. Great idea until every time I would consider using it, i'd find the tank's valve completely open and the control knobs on! This happened at least 5 times, so evidently there is high risk of gas leak and fire with this bad property management. There's a lot of other great apartment properties just down the street form this one that Id highly recommend!

I recently lived at Springhouse and would definitely recommend it. The location is convenient, with…read morequick and easy access to the Watterson, the finishes on the apartments are up-to-date (granite countertops and stainless steel appliances), the amenities are lovely (the saltwater pool feels amazing!), and the staff is excellent, from the leasing agents to management to maintenance (even replacing my dishwasher promptly when a part broke). I would often pass through the clubhouse to grab an afternoon coffee and they were always friendly. Anytime I had a question they promptly got me an answer and maintenance concerns were taken care of the same day. I took off one star for some small stuff that would be easy to fix: -The HVAC in the units is very loud, and my bedroom was right next to it. You could hear it cycle on and off and it was very loud when blowing, especially at night. -Water pressure was really puny in the shower, and I had to spend about twice as long rinsing my hair as I usually do because of it. -The water heater didn't get water as hot as I liked, and would often run out of hot water by the time one person took a shower. If two people took a shower at the same time, someone would get cold water! -Finally, I wish that the cardio equipment in the gym had TVs on them or in front of them. I can tell others did too because I would often see that they had moved equipment to face the TVs, and signs were even taped to the equipment telling residents not to move it. Overall, I would recommend this place. I moved when my roommate wanted to move out and wish I hadn't -- would love to be looking forward to another season in that great pool!

We love living at Park Court. The location is amazing. This complex is located on Cherokee Road,…read morewhich basically runs parallel to Bardstown Road, between Highland and Grinstead (which is the Wick's and Speedway on Bardstown Road). We can walk anywhere in The Highlands comfortably. The complex itself is very nice. It was renovated a couple of years ago, so we're actually the first people to live in our unit since renovation. All of the flooring, appliances, paint, etc. is brand new. The appliances are nice Frigidaire Silver Mist stainless look. The flooring is tile in the kitchen and bathroom and wooden laminate throughout the rest of the apartment. The bedroom has an area rug, but I'm not really a fan of the color or design. It's nice that they give you the option of keeping that to use though. My only other complaint is that the grout in the tile flooring and shower is not done very well. None of it is sealed, so it gets dirty easily and is tough to clean. And there are smears of it on some of the tile, like the job was rushed. Depending on which building/what floor you live in the layout of the apartments are different. They also have options between one or two bedrooms, so that makes a difference in the layout as well. Our apartment is small, and the rent is in the upper range, but it's totally worth it to live in a nice gated community in Cherokee Triangle. All outside doors and gates are locked and you must have a security code to get in. This is very nice, obviously for security reasons. The only downfall is if you order a pizza you've got to run out front to meet the delivery person in the parking lot. But, that's a minor inconvenience. There's off-street parking in the form of a small front parking lot and a covered parking lot in the back. Each resident is given a parking permit for the front lot, but you must pay (I believe it's $35/month) for the covered parking in the back. All visitors must park on the street, and if the lot is full residents must park there too. This has never been a huge deal for us, and typically street parking isn't a problem. There is also a really nice courtyard in the middle of the complex. If your apartment faces into that, which ours does, you will have a patio or balcony overlooking the courtyard. It's small, so there's not a ton to see, but it's nice to be able to sit outside with a few of the gazebo, fire pits, small trees, and rosebushes. There is also seating in the courtyard around the fire pits and inside the gazebo. And there's a nice community gas grill to use any time you like. There's also a community/social room that's very nice. I use this room often when entertaining guests. There's a big screen TV, dining table and chairs, a couple of sofas, a sink, a full-size refrigerator, and male and female restroom facilities. You can reserve this space any time by emailing the complex manager, Sheila. She's really great and always addresses issues promptly. We're planning to buy a house next year, but we are currently enjoying the remainder of our time at Park Court.

I've lived here for the past 2yrs and couldn't say enough good things about this apartment complex…read more Zeph and Joanne are always available anytime I've needed something fixed or just to answer questions. It's a fantastic location with shops and restaurants in walking distance and Cherokee park close by yet with how close it is to everything it is extremely quiet.

Where industrial meets luxury. This location is something special. One of Henry Ford's factories,…read moreand later the Reynolds Metals Company. I love the architectural details of reused old buildings. I'm fascinated by history and buildings that still remain. This was a great use of this building! The old elevators are interesting! The new elevator is nice and large. This rental is beautiful. Truly. The touches and details really make this place unique. There are beautiful photos of the owner's time as a flight attendant. There's even a cute airplane wine rack table! The owner's are very friendly and communicate quickly. They have decorated this unit thoughtfully. It's spacious and laid out nicely. The sound bar will rock the house!! If the sound isn't working but the unit is on, just press power to reboot it. The couch/lounger is so soft and squishy. Perfect for kicking back to watch the TV. The fridge is so clean it looks brand new! Who am I kidding? This entire place is so clean! Like it is pristine! The bath towels behind the bathroom door are beach towel sized, which I love! The rain shower head is so nice. The hot water is instant, unlike at my house where it takes forever to heat up the water in the kitchen. This is a nice and cozy spot with touches of the industrial flair of the structure. However it feels luxurious in every way. The bed is very comfortable, and the bed linens are heavenly. The are like the ones at Hampton Inn that everyone loves! There's even a beautiful silk robe that made me feel expensive lol The only downside is the train horn. The train itself isn't bad, but when they blow the horn in the middle of the night it was frustrating. They provide earplugs in the basket on the shelf at the foot of the bed. I used them my second night and was just fine. It's funny because they used the horn at intersections a few times during the night, but early morning no horn! Then later in the day they used it. The earplugs were a must! I think it would be great to live in this building. I know other reviews talked about noise but we didn't hear anyone else in the halls or anywhere the whole weekend. It is a seemingly calm building. This is a wonderful place to stay and we will be back! I couldn't wait to show my husband and he was very impressed. It looks exactly like the photos in every way. Thank you for allowing us to stay in your beautiful place!

Used to be a great place to live, but it's gone down hill fast. There has been water leaking in…read moreour hallway for over a year and it hasn't been fixed. There have been cars stolen out of the parking lot. There is a company that boots cars in the parking lot, and the owners of the building get a cut. They boot registered cars all the time, and getting them to fix their mistake is nearly impossible. The majority of the people that live here are nice, but a few are disrespectful and oftentimes you find trash, beer, vandalism in the hallways and elevator. They sell the building as "secure" but when magnetic locks stop working it takes them months to get around to fixing it. A UofL dorm is being built behind it, and they are building a bridge into the parking lot. When the bridge is complete, expect the crime rate to skyrocket in the lot.