Thinking about moving into Village Green Apartments?…read more Here's my experience: I've lived here since February 2025. After reporting serious health and safety concerns through proper channels, I later received a Notice to Quit. While I'm still living here, this created a stressful environment. I've made multiple attempts to resolve this matter privately and professionally and remain open to fair resolution. During settlement discussions, I experienced pressure to confirm agreement to terms that I had not yet reviewed in writing. This reminded me how important it is for tenants to request documentation and never agree to anything without seeing full details. Transparency in housing and negotiations protects everyone involved. I share this so future tenants know the importance of understanding their rights, asking questions, and speaking with current residents before signing a lease.

love this new team. place couldn't look any better. I wish the houses in front were tidied but…read moreoverall that peanuts. it's n a great location. been here for a few years.

They did a great job on rewiring and restoring my lamp. Highly recommended. And everyone here was…read morevery nice.

I had he worst retail experience of my life here. Wanted to…read morepurchase several items asked clerk for price and the owner showed up and quote totally different prices for everything.. much higher The owner was rude and insulting, Ugh ugh and more ugh

cute, popular little ice cream stop, with a large nursery. i've been coming here since I was a kid,…read moreand they even have a little jungle gym area for the kids that has the same elephant slide and bouncy from look park that i used when i was a toddler which is cool. they have a ton of different flavors and options. their sizes have gotten smaller over the years. still, they have over 30 flavors so it's definitely worth the summer treat.

A couple days ago a girl that worked Here, named Lola help me read the menu. The ice cream is also…read morevery good.

Great selection of annuals & perennials, helpful staff. Prices fair for the area. Can't wait to…read morereturn

Shopping for hanging plants you've got a lot of choices, however this place sits along 1A in…read moreNorfolk and is quite a large place. It has tons of shrubs, plants and all sorts of flowering bushes etc. The flowering hanging plants are gigantic and full of blooming flowers. The prices here are decent and staff, which seems like a family of kids, is friendly and helpful.

This place continues to be a hidden gem on route 9 tucked behind Party City and the tile store…read more This fun colonial themed 18-hole course is so clean and well kept. Apparently they did a lot of work on the course during Covid. There are some areas for shade if you're out on a sunny day and picnic tables as well. - great for kids - practice area available - turn in your scorecard at Fun & Games and get 50 credits Good luck on the last hole! If you get a hole-in-one you get a free round or 2 passes to Fun & Games laser tag!

"You say you want a revolution Well, you know…read moreWe all want to change the world" (Lennon and McCartney) Twenty-three and a half miles separate Natick, MA from the flashpoint of the American Revolution in Boston, MA. Icons of the Revolution and Boston history (Red-coated soldiers, Faneuil Hall, Colonial Fife and Drummers, Paul Revere, and Colonial minutemen fighters) join other American history icons from Boston, New York, Philadelphia (Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Horse and Buggy, a mining town) to populate the 18 holes of this very cool miniature golf course that does a good job of combining fun and a history lesson for the kiddies. Now look, Myrtle Beach Mini Golf this ain't. No state-of-the-art fancy-schmancy mini golf holes here.  No water hazards, no spinning windmill blades, no motion/movement hazards, no high altitude mountains or volcanos, no pirate ships, no dinosaurs, no jungle rain forests, no bells and whistles. This is a pretty basic design of a course that looks like it's been around a while Some of the greens showed signs of age. Quite a few of the greens were heavy with water, and on Hole #7, we had a few balls stuck on an underground ramp that required the attendant to hustle over and ream them out. But, a lot of those factors are evened out by the rock bottom pricing $8 for adults and $6 for kids under 12 you'll pay here for a few hours of fun.Our 4fur and six year old golfers couldn't care less about the lack of modern technology at the Village Green. They had a blast!

Very poor experience. I got absolutely no help. Simple questions about vegetables in planters…read more No service like home depot or lowes but Village has way higher prices Plenty of other nurseries in the area

This all season shop is a must stop. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Whether it's to…read morebrowse, or for a specific purchase, I feel It's money well spent.

I have mixed feelings because it was a tale of both good and bad. The majority of my time there, I…read morefelt was peaceful and I was in a pretty good building. I was grandfathered into paying a lower rate than others because of the time I put in there and I moved into this place before rent prices really spiked so I was grateful to be able to pay lower pricing. The staff were nothing but respectful to me and I'll always have good things to say about the staff there. After all, I was a model tenant so we got along good. With all that said, my last few months there were awful. I don't blame the company or the staff or anything like that. I blame the horrible tenants in the different building I was moved into because of maintenance issues. The main issue I have with Village Green is it seems like they are accepting more and more subsidized and section 8 type people in and they will moved right into the general population. Now this may sound snobbish, but it's the truth. Low income and section 8 type people bring trouble with them and they are the types of people I would never want to live near or associate with. Of course, sweet elderly people who need help, I am not talking about them or the truly disabled. I am talking about young and middle-aged able body people who are subsidized and abusing the system. Things got so bad in the building between the white trash people screaming in the halls all the time, to people smoking pot and possibly worse drugs. When that happened, I got the heck out of there and I haven't looked back since. I wish Village Green would not allow those type of scum people to live in their community where they're like rats who ruin it for everybody else. Section 8 people do not belong here and they should be moved into a place that is specifically for section 8 people only. This is just a warning to anyone looking into moving here. There's a risk of the type of people you unknowingly will be moved near. Could be good like it was for me my first 5 years or it could be awful people like my last few months.

i thought this place was great intill i met the rude office staff that though my loud voice was a…read moreproblem.they complained i call the ambulance all the time.which was not true.i do have bipolar.they had a loud pot smoker across the hallway,which they did not take seriously.the had a drunk above me and refused to let me change apts.i read the police logs the last couple of months.the police are down there constantly.glad you made improvements.glad i moved.