Rock Hill Apartments is a great place to live! I moved here from North Carolina because I was…read morepromoted with the company that I work for. I called in a panic because I only had a week to pick up my life and move to Philadelphia. I fell in love with the apartments online so I have them a call. Barbara the office manager was GREAT! She we talked on the phone forever! Not only did she help me set up everything for my apartment but she also gave me tips about the area, where to go, etc. she was great!!!!! I've lived here for almost two months now and I still love it! Great area, great location, safe, and the apartment is very nice and updated! JGC.

I moved here without seeing the apartment. Not a very smart move but i did not have much time…read more Pros 1. Nice neighbourhood, feels safe 2. Clean Apartments 3. Barbara is excellent in terms of providing a response. 4. High flow shower 5. Hot water is pretty regular unless u shower right after someone else 6. Ability to block the apartments in advance 7. Paint/Bathroom/Carpet looks professional 8. 30 minute commute to central philly Cons 1. Less lighting 2. Kitchen is horribly tiny 3. Kitchen looks dated despite the counter tops 4. Ceilings are not to high so the apartment does not look spacious 5. You can hear the neighbours at times, so walls are thin but not obnoxiously thin 6. No lights provided in the bedroom

The Anchorage on Kelly is a spectacular apartment building with nicely designed modern units. I…read morereally enjoyed my time living there as I was able to obtain a short-term lease while my home was being repaired. I enjoyed all the amenity spaces in the building (gym, green roof decks, workspaces, community room, dog washroom) along with my individual living space. And they allow pets, so my dog was very happy living here. The new apartments have the best kitchen layouts with the latest appliances and a wonderfully extra wide counter island. There is a washer and dryer in every unit which is also a bonus for apartment living. And the floor to ceiling windows in every room is a unique feature with the management providing window coverings. The property management is very helpful and quick to respond to any questions or requests. If I have a need to rent an apartment again, this will be my first choice.

Wonderful management team! Great places to live! The landlords are super helpful and want there…read moretenants to be happy! If you put in a maintenance request, help is on it's way very quickly. Allen and the rest of the management team at the leasing office are very friendly and always willing to help. I love having such understanding and honest landlords. Highly recommend!

My wife and I lived here for about 1.5 years and only left because we bought a house. The…read moreapartments are beautiful with high ceilings, wood beams, and exposed brick, and spacious kitchens and bathrooms. We had lived in various buildings throughout Manayunk over the course of about 10 years, and this was the cleanest and safest property by far. There are key fobs to enter the building and security cameras everywhere. (Our previous apartment to this was robbed, so this was a big deal for us.) And we'll really miss the parking lot. It fills up at night, but the security guard (Big John) will make sure you always have a spot. Management was very responsive to emails and calls--and you can submit maintenance requests online, which are promptly replied to.The walls are thin, but, in our experience, neighbors were very courteous. You rarely heard a peep after 10 pm. When we needed to end our lease early (we had planned on paying until the end but an emergency was making that impossible), Jackie was very accommodating and helped us secure new tenants two months early. It's a big complex, but management is understanding and helpful all the way.

The view at The Yard Apartments is stunning but if you want to see your belongings disappear in a…read moreblink of an eye, you better reconsider living there. As a former 3 year resident, my 2020 Nissan Maxima was stolen from a paid parking spot, GT bike was stolen from the locked bike storage closet and my 6 month old Acura TLX was nearly stolen. Forget about talking to management, your concerns will fall on death ears. 5 cars have been stolen and many vandalized from the Yard apartments in a eight month span. If you don't mind dishing out insurmountable amount of cash replacing your belongs, increased insurance, then this is your place. Good luck but you were warned!

Was there visiting. Absolutely stunning building. Very well maintained. Wish I had gotten pictures…read moreof the swimming pool. Theater. piano. And pool table. But got distracted playing pool. I'd certainly recommend this place is beautiful

I lived here for about a year in 2016 when I first moved to Philadelphia. Didn't have any major…read moremaintenance issue, so I can't comment on that. I lived in a 2 Bed/2Bath unit facing the back (away from the trains), and loved the large windows letting in lots of sunlight and overlooking the towpath. Pros: -Large windows that let in lots of sunlight. -Convenient to the the towpath walking trail, with bikes you can rent and ride to downtown Manayunk. -Offers the option of renting a garage space. -Close to Manayunk's Main Street shopping, yet tucked away in a quiet, residential area. -Convenient access to Septa train station - great for commuters. Cons: -Noise from the Septa train. -Bugs, centipedes frequently seen in the entranceway / hallway. Overall, this was a decent apartment experience for me and was a good transition while I explored options for purchasing a home in a new city.

I have lived here for 4 months. While there have been some minor irritations, overall, the…read moreexperience has been good. When you factor in the rent, the value is excellent. It is a 4-star property, with an additional star for the excellent people. I would like to commend the leasing agent, Victor, and Alex who is in charge of maintenance. Once, I was struggling with a large piece of furniture from Ikea. Victor saw that and helped me carry it to my apartment. But (a) this is not Victor's job, and (b) Victor's shift was already over and he was heading home. A+ Alex has also been very prompt and helpful with the few maintenance issues we have had so far. He typically resolves the issue the same day or the day after we report any issues unless parts need to be ordered. The Station is a 20-minute walk from Manayunk's Main Street, but it is right next to Ivy Ridge station so getting to work is a breeze. The proximity does mean that you can hear the train from the apartment. I had to buy a white noise machine to mask the noise of the train.

I could go on and on about how awful this place is.... instead I urge you to DO YOUR RESEARCH!!…read morePlease just look elsewhere. You don't need to live here to be close to the city if that's where you work. The other options are SO much better. It was the worst 2 years of my life living there and I am not joking. They do not take attempted robbery and break ins seriously. Like legit there was a man with a crowbar bashing in our neighbors door multiple nights in a row. I have trauma and PTSD from said experiences and they wouldn't let us move so we had to pay for two apartments at once because just owning a gun didn't make me feel safe enough. They didn't care and that should just tell you a little bit about them. If you are a single female I would definitely not live here. It's pretty scary at night. Getting away from the people who work here and this apartment building has improved my life so much. I hope others don't make the same mistake we made by moving here. No one should have to live in fear.

Do not stay here. I haven't even been here for 2 weeks and I'm ready to go. I opted for a renovated…read moreeagle model. I was told that a renovated model came with stainless steel appliances and a microwave. Once I moved in I realized I didn't have a microwave (they ended up giving me one). I also noticed that they didn't fully clean the apartment. Under my sink It looked like they put duck tape over a hole and painted over It. I had them come and fix that. To makes matters worst I saw a mouse in my apartment. I called to have maintenance come out and whoever I spoke too said the exterminator couldn't come until the end of the week. Mind you I saw this mouse on a Sunday. They also advertise that they have a gate and security. The security person is always on their phone at the entrance and the gate is missing so anyone can come on. Also if you like hot showers for longer than 10 mins don't move here. This place is a dumb. Save your money and piece of mind and lease someplace else.

Leasing team / property mgmt staff has been so welcoming, responsive, and always willing to help…read morewith any issues. The maintenance team is great as well! Any maintenance requests I've submitted have been resolved in less than 24 hours. There's a nice gym and lounge area, multiple easily assessable trails, Schuylkill views, and pedestrian bridge to Main St in Manayunk!

Surprised this building has no reviews yet?…read more after moving down to philly for a new job, i literally agonized over where to stay. unlike nyc where finding an apartment is next to looking for gold on a muddy mountain slope, philly just had too many dizzying options. but driving thru the gates of the isle, couldnt help agree with a friend who commented that this place felt very different and seemed more like a resort than apartment building! i really liked the layout of my unit, where i had a great view of the Schuylkill river. and despite on paper seeming kinda small, felt much roomier thanks to the huge windows and amazing light in the early afternoon. also, my unit had no shortage of storage. more than enough little cabinets to store nearly everything i owned. the amentities / lounge area was very comfortable, and glad that the gym wasnt an afterthought in some basement. and while i was a little disappointed i was a bit too far from the kelly drive running / bike paths, the trails that were immediately outside the building's door are still quite nice. also, the bridge to main st is pretty baller. cant think of any other building in philly that has something similar. and the deck is fantastic. relaxing with a nice beer with the river rushing below, watching the sun set on a long ass day was worth the amentity fee alone. also, they offered the the least expensive parking of the buildings i toured. some might be concerned about the past flooding in the area. i didnt experience any problems, tho admittedly, i did check the flooding reports and made sure my car was in the upper 100yr flood zone! but above all else, big shout out goes to the leasing and building management team: ashlee, laylaa, laurel, rafael, bruce, gina, kevin, mike, and evan. they were always welcoming and very in tune to my needs as a tenant. no matter my issue, they went above and beyond to help out the situation. seriously, they set a super high bar. with that said, like most new construction buildings, there were alot of growing pains. the walls are not nearly as thick as the pre-war apartments i had in new york. you can hear people's conversations pretty easily. so if you're light sleeper, tread carefully. also, outside ambient noise can be heard again rather easily, like the traffic on i-76 where things can get noisy after certain hours when trucks are careening down the highway, bumping along in the nite. and given i was the first tenant in my unit, i did have a more than a few issues: my dryer not working (even tho management was happy to let me use an empty apartment's dryer while i waited to get a new one), the electric stove vent didnt seem to vent properly. water pressure on the upper floors was kinda lacking, so goodbye massage setting. also, there were at least two building wide brown outs. and every now and then someone had either broken thru the parking gate or it would malfunction and be stuck in the up position. nevermind, the fire alarm would accidently go off without any warning. and do be careful when walking across the bridge during the rain or snow. i've been lucky, but sometimes, parts of it just look dangerously slippery. and the utility billing did have a few hiccups that thankfully, i was able catch. i consider myself a pretty patient dude but after a while, being a guinea pig for a new building does get to be a bit much and it was time to go. but regardless of these problems, and maybe its that hazy tint of cramped nyc apartments of the past, this building was quite nice to live in: an incredible view of either the river or canal, one philly's most gorgeous settings, and a fantastic management team who aptly navigated thru all these problems with us as tenants, were a huge part of an overall nice stay.

We've been at our new apartment home for over a month. Absolutely love it. Quiet, serene,…read morebeautiful! Inez, the real estate agent is one of the most delightful, knowledgeable, considerate agents. She truly assisted us from Start to Finish! Moving can be a very stressful event. If it wasn't for Elfant Pontz the experience would had turned out harder. The staff had a checklist that enabled us to get everything done regarding our apartment home. I would recommend Elfant Pontz to anyone looking to live in any of their properties! It's worth it...Estupendo! Amazing! 10++++ kudos and stars!!!! Carlotta "Zaire" F.

Slum lords. The difference in the landlord i have now and…read moreelfant pontz is night and day. I would highly advise people to not rent from EP. 0/10, WOULD NOT RECOMMEND. When i first toured my apartment and moved in 3 years ago, the leasing agent lied about so many things. I understand it's her job to get people to move in but straight lying about it stuff that shouldn't be lied about it's crazy. For example the bathroom window was broken when i moved in but yet the agent told me everything was as is and no additional repairs would be made to anything in the apartment. How are they out here renting apartments with, broken windows? Thankfully the building owner fixed it. During my time renting from ep they were a terrible management company. Whenever i'd send maintenance requests it would go 1 or 2 ways. I would immediately get an auto response email noting the request has been received. After that, they would either contact me back asking me a bunch of questions about my request, essentially gas lighting me. Or they wouldn't follow up until i reached out again a week later and they'd always say they were busy. I started putting in the maintenance requests everything i did myself to work on the issue. Bc the way they are it seems like they try to do everything they can to get out of fulfilling maintenance requests. It's so crazy because one day last spring when i came home and was sitting in my car, i saw a rat running from the grass to the trash cans. I immediately sent a maintenance request for exterminating services. They emailed me back saying "are you sure you saw a rat and not a mouse?" That took me out because I'm not blind and it's pretty hard to mistake a rat for a mouse because the size difference. The next day i got home and i saw the rat again and instead of getting out my car i took pictures and emailed them, so they'd actually believe me. That's a prime example of how they would gaslight me with maintenance requests. They really tried to tell me I saw a mouse, mind you I have 20/20 vision. Lastly, they like to mix up words or don't know the meaning of damaged and not clean are. When i told them i was moving they sent me a vacate letter. On that it clearly indicated i would get my security deposit back less any damages. Nothing was damaged in the apartment and i have proof from videos and pictures. They made something up to keep part of the security deposit and said the stove wasn't clean so I was charged for that. I wouldn't recommend renting from EP. Believe the few scattered one star reviews about EP. Oh yeah the leasing agent came to inspect my apartment for painting issues a few months after i had my son in fall 2023 when he was 3 months old. Tell me why she came into my apartment after just finishing smoking a cigarette, so i could smell it on her. She smelled so bad that I had to cover my nose with my shirt. Everyone knows you aren't supposed to come around little babies smelling like cigarettes. Smh

I have been here a year and picked this apartment complex due to the location, price, and what it…read moreoffers. PROS: Gym, food trucks, location, cameras by parking, events in the area, pet friendly and managers are good. CONS: Getting expensive to live here, hear neighbor's downstairs at times, area getting crowded due to popularity, have to turn on bathroom sink to get shower hot water quicker. I have not had a problem with mold or other tenants. I stay to myself unless I need to step out of my zone for a reason. I have not had a problem with the Managers either. Both Managers are the friendly and Kevin is the best. If they seem strict it is because they are Managers and need to ensure people are abiding by the rental agreement. People need to read the fine print and stop blaming them for doing their job. If you do not like the apartment complex, then move or get your own house.

I was on the lease sharing with others in one of the units here. The mold in the unit was a severe…read moreproblem which led to life-threatening illnesses, coupled by deflection, bullying, and gaslighting by the management team of The Glen. The offending office manager was female and has a pattern of ridiculing tenants, building straw-man defenses when something is brought to her attention. Trashing people, basically, as seen in one of the responses to a person who suffered neurological and heart and lung consequences of the hidden mold in this unit. One must wonder who is living in the unit now and whether proper remediation was performed before they sought more money moving someone unknowingly in, as was done to all 3 of us and our dog. They were brazenly about money with no regard for safety, even as they hid the issue as was evident by moisture-detection disks that they had hidden in the unit, out of sight (discovered upon move-out). I was the one who meticulously documented and sampled of all of the areas of mold, which were MANY. See photo for evidence. I have at least a dozen more images. We were advised to contact the Attorney General's office for the horrifically angry disrespectful character-assignation style of by one of the office staff members, whenever a tenant approaches her with a problem within the rental or property. Tenants were throwing trash off of their balconies, losing car parts to thefts, mail boxes broken into and mail stolen (two pre-paid SIM cards were taken from mine, but I never bothered to notify because by that time, it was so common and management's angry reply was always: "call the police" .. even as they put out notices routinely to the tune of call us if you see anything. Utterly contradictory. In my case, I simply cancelled the plan on the sims and started over with the provider). Distressingly, the office manager who takes great pleasure in mocking disability, whether medical or otherwise added to a very difficult time in this experience. This was unprofessional behavior that should be taken very seriously. The pattern of hot and cold was unstable behavior, irrationally out of nowhere, could be simple or major matters. Also the exaggerations of tenants' questions to her, misinterpreting the simplest of inquiries as something that it's not. Shifting attitudes and policies. One moments it's ok that residents are tossing trash on the grass, attracting wildlife to come too close (coyotes, rodents, and bugs), and then it's not. I observed conversations with others that went off the rails by the manager freaking out without provocation. It was not a place I'd want to lease ever again, and I hope that those who live in mold check out how dangerous that can be. Check online pages about indoor mold toxicity. Hope that they will not ridicule future renters who may find the mold sooner than we did. We left because we knew something in there was toxic, but didn't see the mold until moving things around during move-out. They aggressively fought and we paid the money they wanted, just to get out of the drama of them, but never again. Renters beware. Several have said that the management team spends a lot of time 'faking reviews.' This is just hearsay, but I wouldn't be surprised, given the reality of the experience and conversations with other tenants.

This place is so bad I nearly ran out when I visited a couple months ago. It's interesting that…read moreRose Valley makes no reference to this property on their website.

Live here at your own risk. It's a horrible place that tries to trick you with big closets. Trust…read morethe reviews.