Jacqueline & Tim were accommodating, flexible, and informative throughout each and every tour,…read moreconversation, and application question. While the location & building are lovely, having both as the 'go-to' organizers of operations was vital in my decision to move from CA to this location. Both were helpful and kind... but not because it was their job, but instead, you could tell it was simply their true character. Both deserve raises, promotions, and kudos from management. And I say that as a future tenant who submitted their application today.

Excellent place to live. Property management is amazing and quick to respond to all your needs…read more Maintenance is on it! Very family friendly and convenient place to live. They always have a fun event happening in the community. Definitely recommend this as a wonderful place to call home.

Honestly, I loved this apartment. I moved my stuff in during Aug. 2023 and stayed until last month…read more(03/2026). I recently moved because I got married and needed more space for my wife and our dog. Aside from that, this place was everything my wife and I needed and more. There are a few people who truly made this apartment feel like home: Guy Kohavi - Great Maintenance Assistant with amazing communication and an awesome attitude. He was always a pleasure to talk to and work with when finding solutions to normal wear and tear issues. Britnee Scott - Assistant Property Manager with a really positive attitude who was easy to work with. She made living there seamless. Lisa Smith - A very kind front desk representative who always did her absolute best to answer any question I had. If she didn't have the answer immediately, she would do whatever she could to get me one as soon as possible. Thank you so much to the Watterscape team for everything you did to turn our apartment into a home. I truly appreciate it.

I cannot give the complex a LOW ENOUGH review. They've been getting on my ass about "smoking" on my…read morebalcony since I moved in. Now they're trying to say that my boyfriend who comes over every few nights is gonna be a lease violation because he's not on the lease. What the actual fuck is wrong with these people. They're disgustingly money hungry for lease violations. And when you have issues with your neighbors they NEVER take action to resolve them. This is the most piece of shit place I've ever lived at. DO NOT MOVE IN HERE.

Thanks to Von for helping my mom get her appt reserved. Easy process and Von is such an amazing…read moreemployee. Kinstead is lucky to have her.

Kinstead is still a decent apartment complex as far as the condition and amenities are concerned…read morebut they've had a lot of staff turnover. Seems like they're failing or going under. The new Property Manager is rude, too busy to help and gets aggressive and threatening when you ask questions. Acting as a bully who forgets we are customers of TI Communities who pay for the priliege of a leased apartment. In return for the payment of the lease, TI Communities implies they'll provide the professional and courteous service one would expect from a respectable business. Other tenants have said the same thing and brought it up but it seems they want her kind of leadership and how she treats the tenants. And before some of the previous staff left when TI Communities came in, they said they were leaving because TI Communities was going to turn the complex into a ghetto. I would like to suggest the Property Manager take greater care and consideration in regards to how she speaks to people and especially people that she doesn't know. Not only to represent what professional standards she may have but also to better represent the business objectives and reputation of TI Communities would like to have in the Dallas Metro-plex area. I don't understand what makes her think it would be OK for anyone to speak to or treat people the way she does, either solely reprenting herself or as a representative of TI Communities.

My experience has been mixed with this property. My initial experience of viewing the property, the…read moreattentiveness and time staff dedicated through the process made the process easy and gave the impression that was the level of service standard the company held and would be the continued experience. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Shortly after moving in I made a noise complaint about an upstairs tenant that was happening at all hours of the day and certainly outside community rules. One can imagine that 4 people living in a one bedroom apartment has that potential. The office was aware that 4 people were living in a one bedroom unit, which certainly broke their lease lease document. A member of the office staff even confirmed to me that only one person was listed on the lease for the unit. This issue continued for months, through continued complaints. I asked what the options were related to moving to a new unit, because this continued and continued. The response I received was that I could move to another unit, but it would require paying half a months rent as a transfer fee and that I would have to move into either a larger or smaller unit than my current floor plan. So, me being the one following my lease and property rules was the one to be punished if I wanted to solve the issue because it wasn't dealt with. The unit I moved into had also clearly not been evaluated before my move in date as, most complexes would not have given a new tenant a unit in such condition. The tub stained black, paint splattered on walls and floors, dirty blinds etc. I did of course provide pictures to them on move in identifying these issues. So, now I am at the point of my lease renewal and it seemed crazy to learn that if I wanted to move into a new unit, to avoid a tenant above me going forward, I would still be required to move into either a larger or smaller unit than my current floor plan. Seems pretty crazy right? The only way to avoid that is to go through the process of being a totally new tenant again. I was also hopeful that they would take care of the black staining issue of the tub, that should have been addressed before they initially provided the keys and allows a tenant to move in. A process that takes one day to complete and costs about $300. My request was denied. It's funny, something they really would/should do as part of a tenant turnover they refuse to do because I am already a tenant. The fact they are willing to loose a tenant over $300, incur the cost of marketing, cleaning etc. for a new tenant should show anyone thinking about moving to the property your value as a tenant once you have signed on the dotted line. I would highly suggest if you do make the decision to move into this property that you demand the ability to inspect your unit before officially taking possession and then hold them accountable for providing you the unit in at least the condition they will expect you to return it back to them in. The area itself is a wonderful area. Plenty of options for restaurants, shopping and activities. There are also lots of complex options in the same vacinity.

This is honestly one the nicest properties I've ever seen the staff was very professional, helpful…read moreand also very nice. Management was super friendly the leasing consultant hope answered all my questions I 10 out of 10 recommend leasing here! Ps if I could I would give this place a 10 star review but five is all I can give.

Needs an entire new staff and management team for the structure of this company. This place is…read moretrash! They stole items out of my apartment while I was out of town and all of my things were packed and ready for storage once I was moving out the ram-shacked my children's and my personal belongs while I wasn't home. Once I returned and saw what happened, I then called the office staff to speak to them about these issues and to further see why anyone would have been bothering my things on a claim that the apartment maintenance staff needed to do work inside of the apartment. They placed a few things (Roomba, Bluetooth surround sound speaker, etc.) that they stole that I mentioned over the phone and noticed that were missing at the time on the outside patio the profusely kept lying acting as if no one had taken anything out of the apartment. No cameras on the property, the gate stayed opened and messed up, no security. No regard of safety for tenants! Office staff are thieves, liars, and just down right unprofessional!!! Would've rated 0 stars if that were an option! DO NOT RENT HERE!!! Seriously you can do better! Wish I was warned ‍

Property Manager (Tamara ) & Reginal Marybeth are…read moreconniving,disrespectful,unprofessional. I would NOT recommend no one to move here!!! I would highly recommend you to ALWAYS record every interaction you have with them in person or over the phone . I have proof of every interaction I had in person and on the phone with them . THEY WILL LIE to cover up their tracks . If you want your information to be breached look no futher! (I also have proof of this ) . If you want your property to get broken into and see a person get stabbed , someone trying to break into your aparment in the middle of the night while you are asleep . This is the place !!! (Property Managment will not inform you about the crimes that happen here ) The recent 5 star ratings are rigged and it shows , or they bribe the residents . PROPERTY: Pros : The layouts are nice and spacious Cons : -Walls are very thin you can hear everything. -Fridge and dishwasher stays leaking . -Dog poop every where. - Hazards all over the property . -loud neighbors - You smell Marijuana all hours of the day (If you are sensitive to the smell I wouldn't recommend you to move here ) I will receive a rmresponse to this post by the property manager Tamara . Which is the LEAST she can do since herself or the Reginal did not apologize for their actions . Feel free to contact cooperate or the owners of the property. Since the Reginal and property management are conniving and can't comprehend simple tasks . By the grace of God I am so grateful that things worked out for me after ALL of this unnecessary trouble I am currently going through with them .( I Bought a house and moved out )

The time I've spent here has been nothing short of great! The apartment itself is updated and with…read morethe taller ceilings, it feels bigger than it is. Aaaand there's a little lawn out the back door, perfect for my pup! Erica (in the office) has always been a peach with any questions I've had. Aaaaaaand. AND they have RAD community events! So far there's been an omelet bar brunch, a door mat painting, and a JAWS movie night at the pool, with hot dogs, a cotton candy machine, and adult slushies! I love this place!

I wish I could give zero starts to this complex. I was judged by the staff before I even opened my…read moremouth to speak. Imagine being a mid 20s African American couple coming to tour an apartment. My fiancé and I stopped in to scratch the last apartment in the area on our list. We were greeted with an unpleasant look as if we didn't belong. Then we're told we wouldn't be able to tour because conveniently everyone would be going to lunch at the same time. They were suppose to go at 12:00 noon hence it's 12:41 pm when we walked in. Surprisingly the other four staff members were not busy with other future residents because leasing office was empty. If this is how I am treated, why would I even want to be a resident there. I hope the property sees this review and understands that we are in 2024 we shouldn't be faced with discrimination.

I went to look at these apartments and the first impression was absolutely wonderful. I met Sophia…read more She's now my leasing agent. I'm gonna sign up because of her and of course the apartments are beautiful. Very well kept up warm and inviting. Floor plants are great. I am going to make this my home. For all the reviews you have don't take their word for it. Come see it because I feel that seeing is believing.

This place has had constant problems since we moved in mid-December…read more First, the AC went out, and our apartment reached 88 degrees while it was only 81 degrees outside. Maintenance responded quickly and gave us a fan for the living room while they waited a week for a part to arrive. I understand delays during the holidays, and the maintenance guy was nice, but a single fan didn't help the bedrooms at all. The whole place was a sauna. The apartment was unbearable, and we couldn't sleep there. Thankfully, my roommate and I had somewhere else to stay. About a week or two later, the heater stopped working. It was freezing inside around 60 degrees while it was 25 degrees outside. Blankets weren't enough, we couldn't feel our toes, and there was even frost on my roommate's window. It was finally fixed the next workday, with a note on the door saying "unclogged heat and air." Now, as if that wasn't enough, I started the dishwater and water suddenly started flooding out from all around the sink, the dishwasher, and both the top and bottom drawers. I'm lucky I caught it in time. I walked away for a moment to check on something and came back to a flood. On top of that, the toilet in the master bathroom runs all night. Maintenance supposedly "fixed" it when they came for the AC weeks ago, but clearly it wasn't resolved. I also noted water damage on the dishwasher in our move-in report, but it seems like no one bothered to look into it. The leasing office has been just as disappointing. My roommate went back and forth in a long email chain with a leasing agent that led nowhere and eventually became rude and dismissive. Lydia Henslee was great when it came to getting us to sign the lease, but once we moved in and started having serious issues, she was no help at all and unwilling to truly listen to our concerns. Instead of addressing the problems, she focused on fact-checking everything as if we don't live here and aren't experiencing these issues firsthand. After dealing with a month of extreme heat, freezing cold, and ongoing maintenance problems, all we asked for was some form of compensation and it felt like we were brushed off. Apparently, the fan was supposed to fix everything. To make matters worse, my roommate is still waiting on a call she promised to make. At this point, it feels like we're being avoided altogether. All I want is to feel comfortable and at peace in my own home. Instead, it's been one problem after another. This place has been overwhelming, exhausting, and incredibly disappointing and it's only month 1 of living here. DO NOT MOVE HERE AT BEXLEY LAKE FOREST.

there was a little confusion about the work order for the entry lock battery replacement. But once…read morethey showed up, he was very courteous and took care of it right away.

Only one or two office people have gotten a 5star from me. The maintenance persons barely speak…read moreEnglish and finish/correct job. The automated person is a women and uses male name. The many yrs I have been here and many changes of management & staff and never seems to get it right.

My partner and I loved the space and it's our top contender for our move to Texas. Amazing staff…read moreand in a wonderful area!

I have been a tenant here for a little over a year, and I have mixed feelings about my experience…read more First, the positives. The townhomes are beautiful, and the community itself is very quiet, which I greatly appreciate. Although the women currently working in the leasing office are different from the staff who were here when I signed my lease, I have always had pleasant interactions with the office team. They have consistently been professional and courteous. Unfortunately, that's where my compliments end. My partner is a property adjuster and, shortly after moving in, began noticing several concerns with the construction quality of these townhomes. Over time, I have come to share those concerns. For example, the master bedroom window creates an extremely loud buzzing noise whenever it is windy outside. The sound appears to be caused by vibration within the window assembly, whether from a loose component, inadequate sealing, or poor installation. Instead of hearing normal wind noise, the entire window seems to resonate and buzz when wind pressure hits the building. The sound is so disruptive that it regularly interrupts our sleep and has become an ongoing frustration. Another major issue is the power outages. I have lost power at this community more times than at any apartment or home I have ever lived in. I honestly do not know what causes it, but it has been incredibly inconvenient, especially because both my partner and I work from home and rely on a stable electrical connection. The homes are also equipped with first-generation Google Nest thermostats. Initially, I thought this was a great feature, but it has turned out to be a constant frustration. The first-generation Nest systems are known for connectivity issues, battery-related problems, and difficulties maintaining reliable HVAC operation. In the year I have lived here, my air conditioning has stopped working multiple times, almost always at night, which is especially miserable during a Texas summer. There is nothing worse than waking up in the middle of the night to a hot house and realizing the AC has stopped working yet again. What makes all of this even more disappointing is that I am not someone who moves frequently. I typically stay in my residences for five years or longer, and when we signed our lease, we genuinely expected to remain here until we purchased our first home. It is incredibly disheartening to feel like we need to move after such a short period of time because of concerns that could have been avoided with better construction and quality control. These are only a few of the issues we've experienced. While the community is aesthetically pleasing and quiet, I personally would not recommend living here. The homes look great on the surface, but in my opinion, they were not built with the quality or attention to detail that residents should expect. Looking back, I blame myself for overlooking some of the warning signs because, at the end of the day, these townhomes were built very quickly and unfortunately, it shows.