One of the worst apartment complexes I have ever lived. Apartment are old and have not been…read morerenovated for a long time. Even though they told us they would renovate our apartment, it was in a really poor condition when we moved in. We had flooding twice during the first 2 months. Our door locked broke twice and we could not leave the apartment. Maintenance is very poor as well. My piece of advice: stay away from this complex!!!

As my wife and I are getting on in years, we decided to sell the house we lived in for the past 20…read moreyears. We were looking for an apartment in the Chili area, because of familiarity and access. Just about anything we want or need is close at hand. After looking at several apartments, we decided that the Blueberry Hill complex best suited our needs. Now this is a pretty popular complex. They offer all the usual amenities such as a pool and a newly added exercise room with all new equipment. The grounds are nicely kept, as are the apartments. We were lucky enough to be accepted for a nice two bedroom, two bath unit. Everything is on one level, making life easier without having to climb stairs. Our apartment is spacious enough for entertaining and we have a nice patio for warmer weather. Pets are welcome, with a fee. Any maintenance issues are attended to promptly. All of the staff have been pleasant and polite. The streets and parking lots are kept clear and safe in the Winter time. I've usually enjoyed apartment life and Blueberry Hill is no exception. Part of apartment living involves getting along with your neighbors. We're lucky to have a diverse group of people and children. So far, we like them all. Don't forget, if there is something you don't like, discuss it calmly and act like adults, and things can be worked out. I highly recommend the Blueberry Hill complex. Rents are reasonable and storage units are available, at extra cost. We've enjoyed our first year at Blueberry Hill and we recommend it if you're looking for an apartment. Now get out there and check out you new home.

Blueberry hill apartments is a great place to live. The number one thing I like about this property…read moreis that it's pet friendly. My wife and I searched all over town to find a place that accepts pets and is still affordable. They also have lots of amenities such as the heated pool, working gas fireplace in each apartment, new appliances etc. The property does not have a gym but there is gym in walking distance for $25 a month. There use to be free wifi but they are canceling it next month. I suggest getting frontier or timewarner. Because there are so many people here the internet gets slow at times. Parking is getting a little crowded but they are accommodating. This place is well kept.

I highly recommend the 2nd listed review by James. It lists details that are important and which…read moremath-types like me would not think of. I'll add the fact that the office staff Stephanie and Anna are gems. They couldn't have been more kind and helpful when I needed it. Great place, great location, great amenities, great price, great people.

I loved every minute of living here. There are so many perks that come along with this apartment…read morebuilding, which is why it was so sad leaving. The only downside (for us) was that it's an apartment so we quickly grew out of the space and had to move to something with 3 floors and a basement just to fit all our stuff. Regardless, I'll go on telling the love story of our stay at 1600 for three years. This was our first time living together as a couple (aww). We couldn't find anything that met our needs until Willy stumbled on 1600 East. It was in our price range at the time -- our rent for a one bedroom was $1000 (split $500 each) with nearly everything included... I'll get to that in a minute. When we rode the elevator to the 9th floor and looked out at the view of East Ave and Cobbs Hill, we knew we found the place. All the perks: - We lived on the 9th floor so the view was amazing. Literally it's what sold us on the place. - It was super clean and newly renovated -- new stove, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, cherry wood cabinets. We kept the carpet (new), but most apts have gorgeous wood floors. - Kitchen was small, but opened up into the living room so we made it work. Still good for entertaining in that sense and made it seem less constricting. It fit most of our stuff... until the bigger appliances like Kitchen Aid Mixer, bread machine, and crock pot were Christmas gifted to us. - Lots of closet space considering the space. Enough to store all my suitcases and holiday decorations with room to spare. - There's a gym downstairs -- it's small, but has two treadmills, two bikes, a few weight machines, an elliptical, and room to do abs/stretch. *Super convenient since all I had to do was ride the elevator downstairs to get a quick workout without leaving the building* - Basic cable, heat & A/C, electric all included in rent. We paid ~$60-70 every 3 months for water, which I think is now included for new tenants. We upgraded cable & internet. - They have storage units in the garage -- costs extra per month, but not too expensive. I think Willy paid $35/mo. for a large unit. - I recommend living on the East Ave side -- gorgeous views. Although you will hear the crows that lay claim to the giant tree in front in the wee hours of the morning. The University side has the train. Take your pick. - Awesome back patio with grills and tables. - Party space you can reserve or hang out in -- theater room, kitchen area, billiards room. - Concierge service -- Cole is the best! They also deliver your packages to your door. A nice gesture. - Garbage and recycling taken care of by the building -- all your have to do is bring it to a room on the 1st floor. Plus a garbage chute for the little things. - Mail chute -- never realized how convenient that was until now. - They allow cats -- but there's an extra $25 fee/mo. - Easy rent payment online or autopay. - Their staff shovels and plows in the winter. - SO soundproof. You can't hear anything ever. - Property manager kept the place in tip top shape! And threw parties for the tenants -- summer and holiday party -- with free raffles to win kick ass prizes like flat screen tvs and game systems. - Good mix of people. When we first moved in a lot of people assumed it was an old folks place, but we lived down a hall with mostly 20-somethings. There are a few tenants that are older, but they're fun to talk to and have lived there for years. Downsides: - A one-bedroom was small after we accumulated lots of stuff and both started working from home. We needed office space and more storage. - Transitioning to a two-bedroom was out of our budget and didn't seem like a worthy expense just for the 2nd room. - It's hot all the time. We were on the 9th floor and sometimes had to open our windows in the winter to get some fresh air because it was often pushing 74 from the heat rising from other apartments, also it's a small space that warms up quickly. I recommend a humidifier in the winter and fans. - Laundromat-style laundry. Never had any issues, just a pain and reminiscent of my college days. The upside is that nothing was ever stolen. Just set a timer when your stuff is done because people may remove your clothes from the washer/dryer if too much time has passed. All in all, I miss this place a lot. Saying farewell was like the end of an era... like the Friends finale. I may have shed a tear. Couples - consider it for your first apartment...

So looking around Batavia, NY this looks like a promising place. I assure you it's not. I had the…read moredispleasure of living there for 2 years and for that time dealt with a leaky roof, toilet and more. I called to have these things fixed and what did I end up with? A leaky roof and a hole in the wall! Their management and maintenance groups are a joke. If it snows plan on digging yourself out as the plows (if they come) are midday so good luck if you are a 9-5er. In short, if you find an apartment not in need of repair and it doesn't snow... Then here's your place. If not, look else where.

I actually am renting from Batavia Gardens, but it is the same landlord/management as Woodstock…read moreGardens. Do not rent from them, unless you do not care about people being rude a very disrespectful.Plus if you don't mind all the partying with drugs and alcohol all the time. Plus people are now being told if you complain or call the police for any reason you will be evicted. Our lease is not being renewed to reasons unknown. We have not got a complaint on us. But people who have got their leases renewed. I do not recommend renting from this landlord/management. and in the lease it states about the noise having to be stopped by 10:00pm. And you have the right to live in a peaceful environment. Apparently we did not have that right as the landlord/management does not do anything about it. Also the manager does not return your phone calls either once you are in the place.

Make sure you take the time to read the lease. Most people don't read contracts before it's…read moresigned. Lovely apartments, the request that's in their lease agreement not so much. I loss my $600 to hold the apartment, my instincts tossed knowledge and understanding in my mind advising me to read the whole contract CAREFULLY, until I comprehend it. The company or landlord request were more than I would accept renting anyone's property. They are nice apartments but too pricey. Just BEWARE!!!

5 things that makes this place worth 5 star!…read more 1) Layout/Plan : On the website you could see the details from price to layout as it needs a whole website to discuss about. The 2 story and private entrance gives a feel of townhouse. The apartments are new, spacious, have a open layout and brightness to them. Gym and pool are not that great but you have something better than nothing. Have a laundry room inside the apartment and i love that with kids. Clubhouse is free once a year to use for party and its good to know. These are the best of their all 4 types of apartments offered. If you live on ground floor , you will hear the footsteps on the floor above a lot. But with kids i prefer to take the pain by renting on the ground floor than to take the stress of how the people below us are really annoyed if we are not lucky. 2) Location: Right on transit, across from Wegmans, neighbor to Kohls and what not. You name it, its there within its reach but never had any disturbance of the trucks or noise. Great expensive houses in the neighborhood. 3) School: Country parkway elementary, Transit Middle, East high. One of the best schools you can get. All in closest proximity. 4) Family: Lots of kids and they use all the lawn area as a backyard. People are so used to all this that it becomes a part of their life. Great neighborhood with a great mix. 5) Safety: Overall the best you can ask for.

The property is well kept. The staff is very kind, professional and helpful…read more Thank you

Do not live her if you expect a leasing office that doesn't lie to its tenants. Don't believe…read moreanything they tell you about early lease termination. And don't trust the dimensions on their floorplans--they're not even accurate to the nearest foot!

After retiring and wanting to downsize, we opted to go the apartment way. We tried many apartments…read morebut not many can compare with what we have here. Everything is simplified by just making one payment. No electric, heat or cable bills to pay. All included! If you are hungry but don't want to go out, just go to restaurant they have here. There is so much that this place has to offer. You will be amazed.

I have a relative that recently moved into the Chateau at Heritage Square. I would describe the…read morefacility like being on a cruise ship without the water. The only difference is the beautiful apartments. What I think of when walking through the halls and into the apartments is that no price was spared to create ambience and quality. The restaurant is gorgeous and the food is spectacular. There is an outdoor grand fireplace on the facility's stone patio that burns brilliantly most of the time and can be seen through the restaurant. A stylish lounge abutts the restaurant where guests and residents can enjoy each other's company. Other luxuries such as steam room, gym, yoga, hair salon, gift shop, massages and more are also included for residents and available to the public for a fee. If you haven't seen this amazing place you should visit.

Lived here for about 3 years. All maintenance and office workers were excellent. Sidewalks and…read morepathways between cars were shoveled nearly every morning before I needed to leave for work. Utility issues always addressed same day. Clean, safe neighborhood.

I've lived at CCMA for a few years and I have to say this is the best apartment community Ive ever…read morelived in. From the property management to the staff to the residents, everything here at CCMA has been great. There are 3 or 4 different apartment layouts to choose from, with 1-2 bedroom options, and some of the buildings are pet friendly! There is a community center that can be used for parties as well as a pool that is open all summer. There is always ample parking, the snow removal in the winter is usually extremely efficient, and the grounds are just beautiful in the spring summer and fall. I would easily recommend CCMA to anyone looking to live in Williamsville. It's close and convenient to most places: Wegmans, tops, TJ and Marshalls, Transit, the Thruway, etc. Just very very convenient. Love it here.