This is a nicely maintained condominium association with over 100 units. The lawns how well…read moremanicured lots of ornamental trees and even the dumpsters are very well-kept. There is a very clean pool, tennis courts, and playground. Ample parking for guests and each unit has a small storage closet/shed.

This was a decently nice place to live with some pluses and some minuses. Pluses: GREAT area…read more You are literally about 2 miles from downtown. It's what I miss the most. Very clean area, not noisy at all. Very safe, and well lit parking lot as well. I felt totally fine going for a jog at dusk in the neighboring housing area. They also allow pets, which is pretty cool. They have an outdoor pool and lounge area as well. Really nice once the sun went down. Why not during mid-day, you ask? See next paragraph. Minuses: The pool area. PACKED with kids, all through the summer. Hardly ever enough lounge chairs. Many times you had to take two table chairs and prop your feet up until you could swipe the one or two loungers when someone left the area. But, back to the kids. I don't mind well-behaved kids, but I do mind noisy kids splashing me while I suntan and yelling 'DAD, WATCH! WATCH! WATCH!' about three thousand times a minute while I frustratingly try to read a new book I had just picked up. I guess it just comes down to the fact that the place has alot of young families living there. Oh well. You do have a balcony back at your apartment, so maybe you can catch a few rays there instead. The only other minus is the landlord/management. Seems like they're not on their game. They changed landlords 3 times in the 3 years we lived there, and it seemed that there was confusion over many issues. Once when we moved away for a summer, we were told our apartment looked great and we would be receiving our complete security deposit back. Apparently they changed their minds, because we received about 1/4 back instead, with a bunch of cleaning costs written in. It's not a bad place to live, but I would definitely suggest shopping around to check out the other complexes in the area to compare and contrast before deciding.

My husband and I were looking to move here. We had been offered an apartment at a discounted rate…read moreand we were getting all set to move. One month after or planned moving date and we still hadn't received a lease agreement from management. We were wry disappointed that management was so scatterbrained and inconsiderate. Now we have nowhere to live and we start working in the area in a few weeks. It could have been wonderful, Sagamore Court, but you totally dropped the ball. I could have done a much better job than they did.

This was an absolutely PHENOMENAL place to stay. Amylyn and Jonas were such kind, communicative,…read moreunderstanding, and gracious hosts! They went above snd beyond to make sure all of our questions were answered, were quick to respond to any texts, and they made my partner and I feel so incredibly welcome! We stayed in The Den which was such a cozy little place. The whole space was very well thought out, bed was quite comfortable and there were even some fresh eggs waiting in the fridge for us! The cedar soaking tub they had was such a lovely addition and it was so great to use after a long full day. They also had an entire welcome binder outlining local restaurant, attractions, and other places of interest. The on-site yoga classes and farm store (with fresh muffins, baked bread and local crafts) were just the cherry on top!!! All of this doesn't even mention how incredibly convenient the location was, when we stepped out of our door, you wouldn't know that you were only a 15 or so minute drive from Portsmouth because it really was such a peaceful, calming place. All around if we have ANY reason to be staying in or around Portsmouth again, you can bet I won't be looking any further than Shilo Farm!!!

We drove from Vermont to Eliot, Maine and it was a beautiful and relaxing car ride with fun…read moreanticipation and lots of music. When we arrived and we were driving down Shiloh Farms driveway, Amylyn was waving us in and it was just a wonderful welcome to a fun farm experience! Jonas came out to welcome us and they both asked if we wanted to meet their dog Shasta...they explained she's big but friendly. She was; and so happy and silly, we even got her to roll over. This farm feels well protected with this beautiful girl manning the farm. In any event they showed us around and everything is so well designed and everywhere you walk there is art. I love farm swings as I remember them at my grandparents farm and one of their swings fit both of us and we had a blast swinging amongst the friendly chickens, singing and laughing. I just felt healthier amongst all the nature and beauty and had no idea how much the sounds of a farm would delight us. This was exactly the unique farm experience I was seeking for my kiddo. She chose a farm experience over amusement park experience or more beach time and here we couldn't get away from the animals, in a great way. Goats, chickens (so happy and fun), cats, and of course Shasta and friendly proprietors that went out of their way for my kiddo. We fully intended to use the fire pit but the first day we had been at the beach all day and conked out early. And the second night was rainy and we were tired from a lot of travel but we did have an excellent night sleep, listening to the rain. And with the yoga, I never inquired as we do some at home on YouTube and I'm awkward doing it and really we're here for the animals. We just got done running with the goats and collecting eggs from the chicken coop, all the while being educated in a kid friendly way about the animals, their food, the different species, and all about the different colored eggs. Fascinating. And BONUS, they shared/gave my daughter a little book about one of their goats, named Olaf that is about bullying and conquering it and a coloring book she spent a-lot of time on yesterday . I can't thank Amylyn and Jonas enough for providing such an interactive, relaxing, and fun time at a beautifully designed property that delights the eye with all the art (much created from trees and other resources on the property. Their love of animals, their farm, each other and what they do makes for a warm and loving experience. Their stories about the animals are so cool- their chickens don't get eaten, they live their full lives, and what happy and healthy chickens they are. Luna, the goat had a stroke a while back and they lovingly got her back in action after quite the recovery. Happy people doing what they love on this farm. We are lucky they love it so much they want to share it The location is AMAZING.. a couple miles from gorgeous beaches (that's definitely my thing so we got the best of both worlds here) Pics are on the way

I took a tour of a one-bedroom and a "micro" studio apartment at The Veridian. I am…read moreyoung-professional about to move to Portsmouth. I saw online that The Verdian had some available apartments and the photos looked beautiful. As soon as I viewed it, I excitedly scheduled a tour of the building. I thought that the lobby was nice and clean, however, the employee showing us the building seemed disinterested in our visit. When asked about the safety of the building, her response was, "We cannot guarantee anybody's safety." As a young female who will be living alone, safety is a high priority for me. Based on the employee's responses it gave off the impression that our visit was not important to her. Other questions we asked she responded annoyingly and were all very basic answers. I am not sure if she felt like I was not the type of client they were looking for or what but she gave off the impression that I was not good enough to live there. As a young professional, I may have given off that impression, however, since the saleswomen did not take my interest in The Verdian seriously and I can confidently say that I will not be pursuing them any further. I think that the one-bedroom was a good size but the micro-studio was so small that it would be difficult for anyone to live there. You are going to pay $2000 for your basic one bedroom and one bath. I thought that $1695 a month was reasonable, especially for Portsmouth for the "micro" studio, however, once I saw the actual size I think that you should look elsewhere if you are considering relocating to Portsmouth. Moral of the story, I was considering renting from the Veridian but ended up purchasing a Condo that was much larger and in a better area in regards to downtown. If you are considering renting at such a high price I would recommend checking out some of the real estate for sale!

From the owner: We are excited to welcome new residents to our apartment community, in a convenient location…read more(particularly for business commuters), near a multitude of shopping, dining, and entertainment options to meet your needs. Whether you are looking for the spaciousness of a 2- or 3-bedroom layout or you are into the minimalist lifestyle and are looking for studio or 1 bedroom apartments in Portsmouth, NH, The Veridian has got you covered. We have nearly two-dozen layouts to choose from, all designed to be fashionable and functional, making good use of every square inch.

Update--They sued us and LOST...Had to issue us a REFUND check because we had actually OVERPAID…read morethem....It FINALLY came off our credit report YEARS later---SAVE YOURSELF the trouble and find another place to live!

I was actually nervous about living here due to all the poor reviews but my husband and I had an…read moreexcellent experience with Cheney. We lived at their Piscassic street location for about 8 months and I have nothing negative to day. Our apartment had an amazing view and the location was wonderful. The staff was kind and helpful. (Not to mention more than accommodating with our short stay as my husband was stationed at the naval shipyard). The apartment had up to date appliances and hardwood. It was a spacious apartment for an excellent price and their pet rent is very reasonable. I also feel the need to mention we got the majority of our security deposit back as I know some people have negative reviews regarding that. (What caused me to be hesitant in the first place)

I can't put into words how appreciative my wife and I were for everything Marcel did for us. He…read moreheld our hand and walked us through our first home buying experience and was a tremendous resource and mentor for us throughout. Marcel took the time to get to know us and what home would best fit our family, he actually steered us away from many houses we expressed interest in. What we ended up getting was a home that was perfectly suited for us. Marcel advocated for us, steered us in the best direction and fought for us when we needed him to. We could not have asked for a better realtor and we have and will recommend him highly to anyone looking.

I met Marcel while looking for an apartment in the seacoast area. Since then, he has helped me look…read moreat numerous properties, eventually helping me make my first home purchase. He quickly learned what I was looking for, guided me through each offer until we found The One. But he didn't stop helping there. Since closing, he has been my go-to for any housing questions. From referring reliable utility companies, to helping me make the right decisions about investments in my new home, he has gone above and beyond as my real estate specialist. I have worked with many real estate agents over the last few years and Marcel was the only one who really knew what it was I was looking for, what was within my budget, and what was the smart decision for me. I highly recommend him and look forward to working with him again in the future.

Drivers are very reckless! Blowing through stop signs! Near missing pedestrians and other vehicles…read morePeople there are totally arrogant when it comes to stopiping at stop signs and driving safely! Mainly the elderly and young drivers! Young drivers are always blowing through stop signs texting! With therir car all over the road out to kill what's in there path! Road and community safety is lacking! They need enforcement! But it won't happen till someone gets killed!

On May 7th, 2022, they had a Community Multi Unit yard sale at the Clubhouse for All tenants! They…read moreeven put up a nice green sign on the road, (which I have and am keeping as evidence. ). I live across from the clubhouse, so I coordinated a yard sale to coincide with the community. After all, isn't that what Community is about? Neighborly love (I've never run a yard sale in my life! Everyone had so much fun!). Anyway, bored neighbor who dislikes me came over at 7:00 AM and said I couldn't have a yard sale here. By 8:00 AM, Sue whom was running the Comminity yard sale was in touch with DOROTHY WAGNER, whom stated I had to break my stuff down. She even came over despite admitting there was no rule against Yard Sales, BUT THERE WOULD BE STARTING MONDAY!! she didn't have a good reason why either. (The guy that lives across from me is a curmudgeon. He stalks me. Watching your every move. I don't even like going out front at all. ) I still had a lot of stuff left over on Sunday and was organizing it to put away. so I invited some friends over on Sunday. I got a call saying I needed to stop what I was doing IMMEDIATELY! AND, I was going to be FINED! can you believe this? I'm being Fined for doing the same thing everyone else was allowed to do. Despite being told on Saturday there was no rule. Until Monday?! I'm claiming discrimination. I will never have another yard sale, and I will not live here under Discriminatory management Much longer. Imagine: On MOTHER's Day! Having so little heart or soul that you actually research rules to break a man. not sure why people hate so much? Maybe it's my Big American flag! Maybe they were jealous that everybody bought all my quality stuff instead of their garbage. Haha. Total losers! Get a Life! I had a fellow neighbor buy a CD for his wife for Mothers day. They took a picture. Everone enjoyed it. It was a success story. Yet ruined from communist. I mean Community Debby downers. I went from being happy to depressed again. I'm really sad now. Back to reality I guess. Slap. signed non de plume

Honestly if I could put zero stars on this review I would. Not only is the community extremely…read morerude, but they'll take every cent out of you possible. Please look for other options if you're being stationed on the Naval shipyard. There are plenty of other options. They demand money but are extremely neglectful to the maintenance of the housing. Here's a picture of my backyard (which they are supposed to be mowing. it says it all. Dont do it. The Company is disgraceful and for a military housing, they're extremely rude to military.

There are several VERY serious reasons why if you are being stationed in Portsmouth, YOU SHOULD…read moreLOOK ELSEWHERE FOR HOUSING. YOU HAVE OTHER OPTIONS. I have reached out to Balfour Beatty Communities via their "BBCares" email and they have yet to respond to our serious concerns. First, our family let the housing office know as soon as possible that my husband was receiving unexpected orders from his command and needed to be released from housing. There was initially discrepancy within the housing office staff, mainly coming from the new community manager, a gentleman whose name he did not share with us. It took days to get a solid answer whether or not this letter from the command would be acceptable. Second, this gentleman was disrespectful to my myself and my husband in particular. When explaining the "self clean" option, he told my husband that he "would be coming in with a white glove like your chief"--not bothering to ask what my husband's rank is! His tone was unfriendly and threatening and caused a great deal of stress for us during this move, which I was primarily doing without my husband. The third and most concerning issue was the lack of communication about the scheduling of this move out. We had initially scheduled this move for a Saturday with Allison. As per your protocol, my husband signed paperwork stating this would be the day of our move and inspection. When we went into the office to bring in our paperwork, Allison was not there and this gentleman said, "Oh well I don't know how you plan on moving out that day, we're not open on Saturdays." When we asked why, then, we were asked to sign what we assumed was a legal document stating our move out date, this employee evaded the question and continued to bring up other issues, such as power of attorney forms and his own pervious military experience in the Navy. When we went back in to speak to a female employee about this matter (as she seemed to be the only staff member who was polite and pleasant, as well as professional) she explained that she would be in on Saturday to do the inspection and not to worry. As she was explaining this, the same male employee walked in and said to her casually, "Oh hey, you gonna be here on Saturday for a move out?" Days later, he was just now addressing the issue--in front of us! It was shockingly disrespectful and beyond unprofessional. My family spent our last days together before a VERY long deployment panicking because of this male staff member's responses to our fair questions. Throughout the entire process, we were only trying to do what was right and be respectful towards your business's policies and procedures. Instead of spending time with his 9 month old son, my husband, who serves our country, had to scramble and arrange alternate plans--"just in case". I believe it is also relevant that move out cleaning checklist that was given to us was labelled for a different housing community in another state. It stated we were responsible for cleaning oven hoods, cleaning furnace filters, and other tasks which should only be completed by maintenance staff. This was yet another great source of stress in our final weeks together before my husband's deployment. I feel that this staff member's behavior was totally unacceptable and absolutely NOT in alignment with the values your company claims to foster according to your website. Our move out process was far from simple or pleasant, and throughout the entire process we felt deceived, concerned, and above all else, confused as to why were being treated this way.