This was my first time visiting the Avalon Hunt Valley. It's definitely a hidden gem. The location…read moreis perfect for dining, fitness, and other shops. Ashley Furniture, Cava, Honey Grow and First Watch just to name a few.

Maintenance refused to fix sewer gas leaking into my apartment for over a month and microbial…read moregrowth in the HVAC system for weeks. Everyone up to the Operations Manager was aware of the situation and chose to do nothing while I had to live in a toxic & hazardous environment. The entire team at Avalon Hunt Valley West does not care about you or your health.

I lived here once for 3 years my first apartment. I loved it ! I didn't have any mice or bugsread more

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We just got approved to move in Briarcliff apartments and I am so grateful!! Bria Tyson at the…read moreBriarcliff office is amazing!! She has been working hard for us to get in and now we are moving in soon!! Bria is the type of person that you want to deal with in the whole moving process!! I thank you Bria so much for all you have done and hope others will be able to see your amazing work and personality!!

Maintenance doesn't do work orders. I just moved in a week ago on 9/2/2025. There was Beehives on…read morethe balcony, the shower drain is clogged and the carpets were filthy. The lease states that the carpets are steam cleaned prior to the previous tenents moving out but they never did that. The beehive and shower work orders were put in and they just closed them out through the online portal without doing anything. Don't move to this apartment complex, even though the rent is cheap you'll be paying the price in other ways.

I've been at Chetwood Circle for a couple years now and was referring a friend to Padonia Apts when…read moreI noticed all of the negative comments. Configured I would chime in, which I normally don't do either negatively or positively. Before moving in owned a house and sold it to temporarily live in an apt until another home is purchased. Don't like apartments but living here has somewhat changed my mind. Neighborhood is clean and crime free from what I noticed. The maintenance people have been very responsive to any repairs I've had. They fix issue which has only been a couple and leave a note saying they were there, which was a nice gesture. Whenever I have to go to management office (not very often) they have been very kind and responsive. Never have problem with parking or vandalism. Rates are competitive with similar properties. Convenient to highways. And shopping and even PA line. Cons- it's an apartment, which isn't Padonia fault. It's not a remolded unit but still nice and clean. I would recommend getting a renovated unit, which are very nice and if I'm going to be here another year or more I am going to switch. Truly has been a pleasure and with all the windows and lighting in apartment I love it! Hope this helps anyone looking. Good luck!

You should probably look elsewhere. Here is a break down review…read more There are essentially no lights in the apartment. There is a light in the kitchen, den, hallway, walk-in closet, and bathroom. There is no light in the living room or bedroom. I guess that is on me for not checking to see that there were lights in the apartment before moving in? The kitchen has minimal storage and the storage it does have is questionable. Two cabinets above the fridge do not open. The storage above the sink is lacking structure and caves in the middle. Things will break. Under the sink is just an open space. It is unsettling because there's at least one mouse in the apartment. I do not want to store things under the sink out of fear that the mouse will get into it. The bathroom light is attached to the fan which is super loud and does not vent. I have to shower with the door wide open in order to vent the bathroom. The reason the bathroom needs to be vented is because the paint they used for the bathroom has an oil in it that leaks when exposed to heat. Any time hot water or steam is used in the bathroom, the ceiling leaks a yellow oil. This oil drips on the ground, down the walls, and onto the sink. In order to make the bathroom somewhat "clean" I have to clean the ceiling twice a week. After about two months of living there, the tile started peeling and chipping like paint. The lack of ventilation also causes mold to grow above where the "tile" ends and wall begins. The drain is rusted and there's no drain cover, just a circular disk to place over the drain if you want to take a bath. The floor of the tub takes on a black color if you don't clean it weekly. The toilet paper holder is across from the toilet and is nearly impossible to reach. I had to buy my own holder so I can actually reach. Everything about the bathroom is stressful. The light cover in the den is so low that I, a 5'4" human, have bumped my head on it. It shattered within the first month of me living there. I can only assume they did that knowing everyone would break it and they could fine us for it. Honestly, that is a smart move on their part. There is a mouse living there. I have spotted it multiple times throughout my time here. It only comes out at night and no traps work. I submitted a maintenance request for it a few weeks after I moved in. They sent pest control to come. I didn't receive a letter to lock up my dog, so the man couldn't come in. I had to wait another week for them to come back because pest control only comes on Wednesdays. I provided the main office with the number for my dog walker so she could know when to come because I didn't want to leave my dog in her crate for 10 hours. The dog walker came and then put my dog in the bedroom so she was out of the way for pest control. I came home to my dog terrified, my bed peed on, and everything on my dresser now on the floor. That was 100% a me problem which I was fine with as long as there was no more mouse. But pest control didn't do anything! They said they did not see any activity (which makes sense because it only comes out at night) and they put down traps. They said they didn't spray anything because I have a pet that roams. But I had already put down traps. So, my dog freaked out and peed on my bed for absolutely nothing. I got married while living here and asked to add my husband to the lease. I figured it would just be adding his name to it. They wanted $500 for me to add him even though literally nothing else was changing. When I paid $500, they were upset because I did it online and not by a certified check. There was a notice taped to my neighbor's mailbox that said they are taking him to court for failure to pay rent. That was such a disrespectful way to go about it. That is a private matter and just shows how much they value money over all else. Most dog owners don't pick up after their dog. They put the nicest people who care a lot in the leasing office because it is impossible to get mad at them. But the company itself is terrible. The design and functionality of the apartment is atrocious.

It's a nice apartment complex so far. They haven't opened the pool yet, but the gym is clean and…read morenice. The apartment was "cleaned" when we moved in, but the floors and pretty much everything did have to be scrubbed up to my standard. The halls are mopped at least twice a week, which is great. They just need to get better about mowing more frequently so it's easier to pick up our dogs . Honestly, overall we are really happy with our decision to move here. I would recommend getting on them when you're waiting for the final process of application/approval! They will just let the phone ring and ring while sitting there not really doing anything...... so that was a pain but the actual living here has been nice. They're timely if you have a maintenance request. People speed like crazy in the parking garage, you just have to make sure you look both ways 10 times before walking to the door, so you don't get hit. Touring the apartments was fairly easy also!

My experience ever since moved into the complex has been fascinating. The complex is a home like…read morenever. The property manager has been doing a great job- her customer services has been excellent, she is so respectful and diligent in her job. Hence she is a good public relations exponent !!!

In these trying times financially, it can be hard to find a rental that is not 3 times the rent (…read moreFirst month, last month, and security deposit) just to move in. These days you pay a lot of rent for a small space. These apartments are spacious and the management has turned over. I am happy to live here.

Adela is the best in the world, polite, patient and very helpful, even though we speak Spanish and…read moreour English is little, she was there helping us, I highly recommend her

This use to be a very nice place to live, but has gone downhill precipitously lately…read more First and foremost, during the summer they never opened the pool, but offered no discount or replacement activities. Worse than that, they lied to the tenants about it and were completely unapologetic about it. After the governor lifted the restrictions for pools, we got a letter saying it would open in July. Then they pushed it back another two weeks. Then another week. Finally got frustrated and emailed the management and said "if you're not opening, just tell us you're not opening." and the "manager" confirmed that they were not opening at all. After that, the updates to the tenants stopped completely. They made zero effort to even attempt to open the pool or to notify any of the other residents about their plans to not even bother. This is a commodity that we pay monthly for, yet they treat it like a headache (which by the way, the pool is generally unkept and poorly maintained, they hire kids to lifeguard who care more about smoking weed or sleeping in than opening on time or doing their job while their here, and the furniture is mostly broken or falling apart.. and they haven't bothered to replant the planters in 4 years and the kiddie pool has been "broken" for almost 5 years now). Secondly, the property manager is a more or less a joke. Totally rude and unprofessional, doesn't know the law, and could care less about maintenance issues (the guys try, but are hampered by lack of giving a damn by the manager - we've got one awesome maintenance man and a so-so one, but they keep moving them to other communities and bringing in people who are more or less useless). The rules change depending on who you are and whether or not they like you. I've lived here 6 years and never once been even late on rent, and I got threatened with eviction for playing my TV too loud at 1PM, yet the people across the way constantly have parties til 1AM-2AM and no one gives a damn, despite multiple reports. They kicked out a cool neighbor for having family member stay there semi-long-term and not having them on the lease, yet the people upstairs had 6 teenagers there and would do rap battles in the middle of the night and no one said a peep. I guess rules only matter if it's during business hours or are convenient for the property manager. This girl clearly doesn't give a crap, it's just a job to her. She doesn't want to be here any more than we want her here. We used to be happy here, it was peaceful and quiet.. somewhat semi-exclusive (they had a wait list when I moved in.. they were semi-choosey about who they let in.. but not so-much anymore. They just let in any riff-raff or trash just to fill units. Once upon a time, half the Cockeysville police didn't even know where Topfield was, now they're in here all the time dealing with the idiots they let in. You also get penalized for being a long-term resident. Again, I've never been late on my rent, yet they keep raising it every single year (despite not having upgrading my apartment), meanwhile new tenants can come in and rent an updated unit of the same size for several hundred dollars a month less than what I'm paying. It's become just as ghetto as the rest of Cockeysville. Do yourself a favor and just move to Cranbrook.. it's more or less the same and half the price.

I am a former tenant of the Topfield Apartment complex in Cockeysville Maryland. I physically…read moreresided in the apartment complex from Friday June, 8 2018 to Monday December 24, 2018. I purchased a home December 2018 and provided an early termination correspondence to the rental office. I signed an Early Termination Agreement that stated my balance would be $1959.00 due on January 27, 2019. I moved into my home, vacated my apartment, and returned my key prior to January 27, 2019. I was later sent several eviction notices and a separate document stating that I owed a balance of $6,504.37. Neither statement reflected what was in the Early Termination Agreement. There were no damages to the apartment and the apartment was not newly renovated - I moved into an older model with dated appliances for a cheaper monthly rate. Despite the 2.7 rating and poor reviews from tenants that went through the same scenario that I am currently experiencing; I decided to move into this property. I would like to resolve this matter at the lowest level possible; however, I am prepared to file a complaint with the state and pursue this matter in small claims court.

I initially gave The Lakes 3 stars because although I had disappointments, I feel safe here, never…read morestruggle to find parking, have a spacious apartment, and my A/C and heating works great. I want to say that I have absolutely no problem with the people who work in maintenance that make service calls to my apartment. I just cannot stand their management's incompetence. My water heater has broken FIVE times in the past 2.5 months, ever since I moved in. I would also like to add that my water heater keeps breaking in the dead of WINTER. It has been below freezing for the past week and I had no hot water several times just that week alone. I had to remind management four times that my intercom was inoperable. Today my water heater is not working again for the SIXTH time. I have told management my frustrations and that it needs to properly be checked out to figure out what is truly wrong with the heater, but nothing has happened. The people in maintenance are the only ones who can (temporarily) fix the problem but the management STILL has to call the contractor to fix my heater. I haven't heard a peep. I'm fed up. I always pay my rent in full and on time but they cannot give me a simple and basic necessity like hot water. This is absolutely ridiculous!

Don't move here. We currently live in a 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment. Every single finish here is the…read morecheapest possible, even the "updated" apartment we have. Our dishwasher has broke 3 times, our water turns off multiple times for no reason and without warning. The dryer in our building has caught fire- ON FIRE- literally 3 times. We had to evacuate each time and it was winter. The fire trucks were called. They did jack for the COVID-19 pandemic to help their renters out, which leaves a very bad taste in my mouth. Do not live here.

When I moved into this apartment last year, I believed I was getting good value for my money…read more That was a serious mistake. I moved into a one bedroom apartment expecting it to be me and my pets. Instead, I gained a number of new roommates in the form of Mickey, Minnie, and all their mouseketeer friends. And the management was completely useless in helping me get rid of my rodent buddies. Despite my suggestions of where the mice were coming from (they kept getting caught in the linen closet) if they even bothered to visit the apartment, they proved completely useless in doing a single thing about it. The apartments themselves are low grade and smell terrible. They use the cheapest carpet possible, then charge the tenants when the carpet is dirtied even the smallest bit. Don't trust them to actually point out any problems with the unit when you are doing the walkthrough at the end. Instead, expect to just get the bill for all the things they didn't inform you about when you could have fixed it. And the office. While some of them were nice, every time I called, I received a different answer for my problem. For a month straight, I called each Monday requesting that they send someone out to reset traps. Each Wednesday when I went back to check on the apartment (which I wasn't living in anymore) I found the same dead mice sitting there. I'd call the next Monday and the next person would assure me that someone would be out there and the person the last week had forgotten to put me on the list. Wednesday, it would be the same exact thing. Those same dead mice (See picture) were sitting on the floor the day I did my checkout two months later. You may read these reviews and go to look at the apartment thinking it can't really be that bad. The apartment you see may even look rather nice. But please be forewarned and do not make the mistake of renting here. You will regret it and I guarantee you that you will not get anywhere near the value of your money. Read more: http://www.apartmentratings.com/rate/MD-Cockeysville-Hunt-Club-1545556.html#ixzz2BbWsdiwc

I have thoroughly enjoyed renting at Hunt Club. Staff at the office have always been pleasant and…read morehelpful. Maintenance concerns have been quickly addressed. The neighborhood is full of such diversity, my son (5 years old) loves learning and speaking Spanish from the neighborhood kids and I love just relaxing and watching the kids play soccer. Quick walk to a big playground across the street (another complex but still accessible easily) with a creek that reminds me of being a kid and hopping around on the rocks and trying to catch tadpoles. I have an updated unit and love the kitchen. ONLY thing I think is weird is that my bathrooms don't have medicine closets on the wall. The paint is pretty cheap and scuffs up easily and the carpet is pretty cheap too hence the 4 stars. But all the positives outweigh those negatives to me, regardless. I will be moving soon but if circumstances were different, I'd happily stay here for the long haul.

So I'm originally from New Jersey, where the cost of living is through the roof! I mean, you…read morecannot find a one bedroom apartment for less than $1000 dollars. And if you do find a cheap one, it is an absolute dump in a terrible neighborhood. So coming to Maryland has shown me that you really can get a nice apartment for a great price! I checked out apartments all around the Cranbrook area and they were all nice, but Lakecrest had the best price and got me moved in the fastest. I actually signed the lease agreement, got approved, and started moving in all in the same day. Can you beat that? Heck no! My only complaints are that I wish each unit had its own washer/dryer and some of the complexes are situated so that you have to walk around the building to get to the entrance... Very inconvenient for moving in/out or just walking from the door to your car, especially in the rain/snow. But other than that, if you're looking for a nice, cheap apartment, you can't beat Lakecrest. And it actually does have a lake, which provides a very picturesque view!

From the owner: Picture yourself at Lakecrest, Lakeview or Kings Crossing... living in one of Dulaney Valley's most…read morebeautiful and convenient settings. Escape to a community with beautifully manicured grounds, quiet tree-shaded streets and a five acre beautiful lake yet only minutes from I-83.