I have only lived in the area for a few years, but Village North is not really been mentioned to me…read moreas a viable option for an apartment. I noticed some construction going on the other day and thought I would check it out. The exterior of the buildings seemed a bit dated, but the clubhouse and office was amazing! I spoke to Rachel, who was very professional and truly seemed interested in my needs. She showed me their model apartment and I was wowed! The layout is fantastic and the upgrades are awesome. Again I don't know much about the property, but she explained that they were doing a lot of improvements and it was obvious. I have searched a lot of different apartments since coming to monroe, but Village North really seems to be trying to give residents a nice value for a low price. So as far as the apartment itself goes - I give it a 9 out of ten, the exterior still could use some different paint to bring it into this decade, but the leasing agent (Rachel) made me want to rent there even if the apartment had not been so nice!!

I've lived in many states and rented many properties. This was by far the best experience I've ever…read morehad. Very transparent on the process as well as informative. Everyone was very friendly from the office staff to the maintenance workers.

Horrible customer service experience - beware do not rent from. Hannah is rude and unprofessional -…read morecompany kept my security deposit which is illegal in Louisiana - file complaint with Attorney General Office

This place if you go into it with a roommate is not a bad price. It is pet friendly with plenty of…read moregrass space for kids and pets to play and run around. There are two full bathrooms in a two bedroom apartment allowing for each room to have their own space. Great apartment for college students since it is close to campus. Other than the outside steps and patio, have had no issues living here.

Went by there to look at potentially renting. How does a complex charging that much, have a tennis…read morecourt in such disrepair? I can only imagine how the pool and apartments are in relation to upkeep. No thanks!

Apartment cleaned, so why did I not get my deposit back! People please be careful renting from Earl…read moreinvestments and Muey properties! Take pictures they will find a way to keep your deposit! I need them to understand that the word of God states that the wealth of the wicked is stored up for the righteous!

I have paid 2 months of rent before my dishwasher was replaced. The fence around patio is missing…read moreboards. And breezeway is nasty.

The apartment are very nice. Property is very well maintained. Rent is extremely affordable I LOVE…read moreIT HERE.

I lived at Town and Country for 2 years, and enjoyed it for the most part. The apartments were…read morespacious, I never had any issues with maintenance or the leasing office. However, the end of my 2nd year, and lease, left me incredibly frustrated and stressed. I emailed the front office about 2 months before my lease ended and let them know I would like to renew for the same unit. A couple days later, they emailed me back saying to call or come in person to the office and talk to the manager. I called a week after this to talk about renewing my lease, but the manager was not in the office. I was told she would call me back the following day. The manager did not call me back, and I heard nothing for the next month. I figured since the office never reached out to me after that there was nothing stopping me from renewing. About 3 weeks before the end of my lease, I went to the office in person, and the manager told me that my apartment was on a list for non-renewal for repairs/renovations. She told me I could transfer to a new unit, which would be about $200 more per month than the unit I was in. The office effectively gave me 25 days to either find a new apartment complex to live in, or pay over $200 more per month for a one bed one bath apartment. I, thankfully, found an apartment on such short notice and moved out. When I turned in my keys, I asked about my security deposit and was told that I would hear something in the next 30 days, as it was corporate's decision. I called a week after the 30 days was over and was told, again, the manager would call me back after the weekend. She did not end up calling me back. It has been almost 2 weeks since I should have received my deposit back, yet I have heard nothing. Because of everything mentioned, I will not recommend Town and Country to anyone. This entire situation has been incredibly frustrating, especially when I have been the only one communicating. The apartments I lived in were a good price for the size, but the quality of the units do not justify the increased prices. Save your money and sanity by looking at others complexes.

Management is not responsive to tenants. HVAC, plumbing, common areas go without repair-- even…read moreif it is 98 outside in summer or 25 in winter. The lack of concern is apparent in the way they talk to you. For the money, there are other options... better options for your ULM students. (Parent)

Former resident moved out in may 2025. The apartment charges luxury prices in the area for mediocre…read moredelivery. Roads are littered with pot holes, my apartment had black mold in the bathroom that they would paint over and tell me they took care of it and also repeatedly said wasn't mold (it was a black mass growing on the wall, it's mold) the gym has a gangle of incomplete or run down pieces of equipment. And despite raising prices and incidents of car related theft they were never able to fix the front gate to the community, wide open almost 24/7 so do not consider the community gated. And one of the managers in the office always talks to you like you're the world's biggest inconvenience for wanting to pick up packages or put in any kind of request.

Poor Management. Has taken over 5 months of haggling and have yet to receive my security deposit…read moreback. Lack of communication and ownership with office staff when it comes to haloing residents with minor and very solvable problems.