I've been a resident at The Belmont Apartments for over 15 years and it's been great. The location…read moreis wonderful, the building has charm, the neighbors are very friendly and Andy and Brad are awesome. The buildings are older and dated but that adds character and the upkeep is fantastic. The rent is extremely affordable and given the location is well worth it. Whenever I need assistance, things are always addressed in a professional and kind manner. I've highly recommended The Belmont Apartments to anyone looking and will continue to do so. Thank you!

my favorite place I've lived in since moving to Columbus in 2015, great price, great location and…read moregreat perks! 10/10

Really annoying that they didn't bother to insulate anything. Electricity bills are expensive and…read moreyou can hear someone cough if their unit is connected to yours

Living in this apartment complex has been a delightful experience for me since the past few months…read more The rates are quite fair considering the high quality of the units and the exceptional amenities provided. I have only had positive encounters with the staff, particularly with Kunlé from the leasing department. He has consistently exceeded my expectations by providing generous assistance, even during the last minutes before closing time. In summary, residing here has been truly enjoyable, and I would enthusiastically suggest it to others.

The staff in the leasing office here was always very helpful and great when I lived here a few…read moreyears ago. Decent location close to freeway, units are dated, but also very affordable

Been living at Glenmuir for more than three years now and I don't have major concerns. Property…read moremanagers are quick to respond and very helpful. Maintenance crew is five stars good. I have searched apartments around this area with Dublin schools and the prices are similar or higher. My case being a family of four, so need two or more bedrooms and two or more bathrooms. I've never had a request that has not been satisfactorily resolved, given that I'm pretty flexible. If you're a Diva (no offense meant), you might not be happy in this complex since they have plenty inspections to the apartments and garages to make sure they maintain a high level of quality. I've read reviews complaining about inspections because the person works shifts, which I'd be as uncomfortable or more. Although, knowing how good the ladies are in the office, I'm pretty sure if you're open about it, you'd be able to negotiate a time period that do not impact your sleep agenda.

We moved from the Brewery District to The Julian in September 2016 and plan to stay for many years…read more We love living downtown as we are close to many restaurants, festivals, attractions and most importantly a short walk to work. We love being a central spot our friends and family can meet at before venturing to The Arts Festival, Pride, Jazz and Rib Festival, The Commons, COSI, races, etc. We really enjoy being able to take nightly walks around The Scioto Mile or changing it up by walking to the Scioto Audubon Park or Schiller Park. The PROS: friendly office and maintenance staff; Starbucks machine in the lobby; key fob entrance; decent sized gym for a smaller building; almost monthly resident events; great views of Red, White and Boom; beautiful rooftop views of the city, comfortable outside seating and a grill; main larger lobby and smaller sitting areas on each floor; resident managers for weekend/evening emergencies; large windows that let in amazing light; walking distance to parks, the museum, Arena District, close access to the CBUS and COTA Connect for the airport; laundry room for washing bedding and larger loads; and, if you are a dog person there is a nice green space across the road. The CONS: larger electric bills with extreme temperatures (give and take with the views of the large windows); louder HVAC; noise between apartments and hallway noise (just a part of communal apartment living); dogs barking from time to time (another part of communal apartment living); hefty yearly rent increases (downtown rent continues to rise everywhere); stairwells are not swept that often; and, paying for parking (put apparently that is common everywhere downtown now). Downtown continues to grow with many new apartment complexes being built, but The Julian has the historical character we enjoy with modern conveniences.

Nice apartments but poor management experience. They forego basic courtesies in the interests of…read moreextracting every last dollar out of residents. It's a shame they can't operate with a little grace despite asking residents to put up with persistent construction and security issues...

Seriously the nicest apartment i've ever lived in. I always get compliments when my friends come…read moreover to visit, and with the Goat nearby and all the various community activities, entertaining is easy! I particularly enjoy taking my morning coffee on the balcony off the kitchen. The birds singing in the woods just outside my building make for an excellent way to start the day. If i had to come up with a criticism it would be that the resort style pool doesnt have a "deep end." Its more for wading around in waist deep water and less for swimming. I feel this drawback is offset by the Goat serving drinks poolside, however. LC Brooklands is where I plan to live until im ready to buy my own place. Moving anywhere else would just feel like a downgrade.

When I first moved in some years ago, things were a bit better/consistent.. 2024+ it became…read moreproblematic. Dealing with the property management is a hassle at times. Management is occasionally argumentative, especially if you are inquisitive or concerned about sudden changes. They force coax cable internet on all new tenants ($65 + electrical bill increase due to device power use) despite other better and less expensive options being available (proper bidirectional fiber via at&t for example) The maintenance requests can potentially be delayed, you're better off learning basic maintenance yourself for some of the common problems you may encounter, example: changing bulbs for all lights including your oven/microwave, or if your AC powers off - how to get it working again assuming no unit failure has occurred. The street lights are not properly maintained often having dead bulbs forcing anyone walking when its dark to need to carry a flashlight. Further on maintenance - if they damage something like a wall or your carpet.. document this immediately because you will be potentially charged for anything they do if you aren't aware of it when it occurs. On Residents - mostly okay, but the community requires some safety conscious traversal, some residents will speed and skip stop signs and also fail to clean up after their animals. Also.. residents occasionally operate grills/fire pits near the buildings so any open window can get smoke inside of it. On The Goat - Okay place, mixed drinks are inconsistent in quality, counters on the bar area are occasionally sticky, food is alright, better off going to Rusty Bucket next to giant eagle.. Because the servers sometimes just flat out leave you sitting there until you flail your arms. Other amenities - pool - its small for the community size. volleyball area - its there.. gym - its alright, sometimes smells like a locker room due to occasional ventilation issues. On mandatory trash pickup (another forced fee) - they occasionally leave bags half ripped in the middle of the road and are inconsistent in pickup times. Your trash bin may be returned to you in a worse state than you had left it out, as they will also throw the bins onto the ground. crime - as of 2026 there have been a several incidents of vehicle break ins, the lack of proper lighting does not help with this, and the community lacks any form of security in place to protect residents or their property. - The forced ISP changes/charges occurred sometime in 2025 - The trash pickup issues were always inconsistent - The maintenance problems were always present for the community street lights - Pet cleanup issues have always been a thing, not everyone is considerate. On the plus side, the place is conveniently located to a lot of businesses and 270, so..

I didn't want to review this place because it's a hidden gem and I didn't want others to know about…read moreit, but this is the BEST apartment complex I have ever lived in. The property manager is professional and has a high sense of urgency. My apartment was very clean when I moved in and they fixed work orders within a day. The clubhouse has a pool table, coffee, and a little workout area. The workout area is very small, but the clubhouse is a nice feature. If I ever move back to Columbus, hands down I will move back to The Benchmark Apartments.

Overall the benchmark is the best value apartment of the many different in this area…read more + Security Guard drives parking lot at night, the sense of nature and community, Gym membership, low utilities & great value, flexible lease terms, nice cabinetry and space utilization, high ceilings, pool, Starbucks machine, right by cool bars and shops, Really couldn't hear cars or the nearby train, maintenance guy is so nice! They do fix issues quickly and are helpful at the office too. - Parking is LIMITED, the common walk ways need pressure washed or cleaned better, and thin ceilings caused us to hear upstairs neighbors EVERY night, our side wall we only heard our neighbors dog barking sometimes. THE KITCHEN SINK SUCKS SO BAD (this may just be our sink but maintenance said it was how it's designed the hose just dangles) Absolutely recommend its a great place, only wish they had bigger floor plans so I could stay longer!!

Huge rooms, beautiful kitchen, lots of space. Very pet friendly and the people (staff and…read moreneighbors) are friendly.

UPDATE -- AUGUST 2026: Since my original review below, this company…read morefiled an eviction against me -- while my rent was paid in full. On August 6, 2026, the Delaware Municipal Court DISMISSED it. No judgment against me. Case No. 26CVG01883 -- public record, look it up. What the judge wrote about their side, in the actual ruling: their counsel "wrongly encouraged Defendant not to appear" at a hearing and was "openly disgruntled, hostile in appearance and unprofessional in demeanor." Those are the court's words, not mine. I represented myself. I won. The receipts, all documented: * Twelve months of rent paid in full. Final ledger balance: $0. * A $1,975.40 "light pole damage" charge -- I asked in writing for the invoice and work order. Never produced. Months later their own lawyer wrote they were "not pursuing" it. * My online payment portal was disabled during the dispute -- while charges kept coming. * About $650 in credits they had issued were suddenly reversed with a 24-hour payment demand -- roughly one day after my first complaint to their corporate office. * After I won, I asked for a simple letter confirming I was not evicted so the screening databases stop telling landlords I was. That's all I asked for. And notice their reply to my original review below: they publicly posted private details about my household on this page. That's who you're renting from. Cortland's executives like to say "you're either a customer-centric company or you're not." I paid every bill for a year, beat their eviction in court with the judge criticizing their own lawyers, and asked for one truthful letter. You're not. My advice from the original review stands, doubled: DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Photograph everything at move-in. Save every message. Get every charge in writing. You may need it -- I did, and it's the only reason I'm not living with an eviction judgment I didn't deserve.

I was reading over the reviews and have to say I disagree with the negativity ! I have lived here…read morefor two years, have good rapport with office staff (Austin is very helpful and communicative), and have had swift responses from maintenance. It's incredibly affordable, has some character from 1939 (original wood flooring from that year, some original quirky doorknobs, and cute architecture). I wish that all units had the possibility for washer and dryer hookups, but for the price, I'm absolutely NOT complaining about the washers and dryers being located in the basement. It's quiet and I have found most tenants to be respectful .

we've literally lived here since early November, the heating system is soo old that in this winter…read moreit's cold everyday there's always a breeze in the apartment. There's no thermostats. My roommate was also almost attacked by the dumpster one late night!! Don't recommend this apartment for your first. 2/5