The management is second to none. Best experience ever. They do everything within their power to…read morehelp you, and they do it quickly. Really awesome. The location is fabulous, and the layout of the apartments is great. Having that said, this place would do SO much better if the owners were able to address some of the typical things that come with older buildings, such as creaking floors and ill-fitting windows. The center pool is great, but there isn't enough furniture out there. It's overall a relatively quiet place, and they address noise issues quickly, but I ended up moving because of being on a the basement level and not being able to tolerate the noise above me. A running dog, running child, and at least one parent who liked getting their steps in overhead was too much for days I worked at home. But again, the management did what they could. It's a nice place to live. Large patios which are awesome!

This is a great Park and lake for fishing, picnicking, kayaking, canoeing, or walking, biking or…read moreplaying. Big playground and several piers.

I undertook a wide-ranging search of Twin Cities 1-bedroom apartments with a large enough open area…read moreto squeeze in my 5'10" baby grand piano (which required about 6'x9' of space). Needless to say, there aren't many floorplans out there that fit my need. Towards the end of my search I was surprised to find The Bluestone floorplan at Stoneleigh, which fit my requirements. During my tour, I admired the design and finish of the apartment building, and then the apartments themselves. I didn't see other apartments in this price range (sub-$2,000) with crown molding, subtle wall accent color, 1000+ sq ft, and even in-unit full-size washer/dryers. However, I would have preferred a more functional breakfast bar, a bit more kitchen counter space, and a gas range in lieu of the electric stove. Stoneleigh is a large complex with over 300 apartments spread across four buildings. The main building is pet-free and hosts two fitness centers, two common areas that can be rented for the day, along with the leasing offices. Speaking of leasing, ask for Barbara when you visit, as she was a joy to work with and on top of all of the paperwork with appropriate follow-up. There is a lovely large pool outside the main building, with charcoal grills beyond in a shaded picnic area (no propane grills available). Grocery stores, a Target, Starbucks, and the like are all a 5-minute drive away. A major bicycle trail heads north to Maple Grove from this complex.

I lived at Stoneleigh at the Reserve for over 4 years. I only left recently when I purchased a…read morecondo. At a friends suggestion, I created a list of criteria that I wanted in an apartment before I started visiting properties. Not just the obvious criteria. o I listed Design quality. I wanted more than 4 walls. I selected a one large bedroom, with fireplace, built in desk, walk-in pantry, with storage down the hall. Top floor by the elevator with view of pool. o I listed concierge style customer service. At Stoneleigh, a team of customer care professionals are there to assist you in the way that you would receive assistance at a 5 star resort. o I listed a competent, responsive maintenance team. Stoneleigh offers world class maintenance service from an exceptional team led by Roger and Curt. I delayed buying a condo for an extra year because I didn't want to be "on my own" without these two teams. A sign of a great leader is one who won't ask his team to do anything he is not willing to do. Andrew models "leading by example." If you are looking for a short term transitional solution or a long term living solution, you will want to visit Stoneleigh.

The facility is nice but relatively small. The price I think is rather high for the overall…read morepackage. I would expect some additional features and items included in the overall rent package if I'm paying a premium. However, I will admit that they did a nice job with the overall layout of the facility and is a good option for some. For me, not so much and definitely not for the price. The part that really got me with the price is the additional fees if you have 2 cars. Seriously?

"This is one of the best apartment communities in Minneapolis. Everyone is very friendly from the…read moregreat office staff to the maintenance man, they are always very pleasant and go above and beyond to make sure your happy. Plus the location is great!"

I have lived here twice and both times, the experience was great. What I see is when people don't…read morewant to be held accountable for things that are their fault, they blame management OR maintenance. The hallways are spotless and quiet. Apartments are very nice with stainless appliances, granite counters and wood floors. They knock themselves out with free breakfasts, free dinners, free movies, free wine and painting and more things like this every week. We have two dog parks like nothing I have seen anywhere else.

We just signed out 4th lease. We love our apartment…read more We have never had a problem with getting any maintenance done. We have always had good communication with the office staff. Of course, there are little things that can be annoying, but any apartment complex has issues when you have over 300 apartments. Things break. They get fixed if people report them and follow up. They have lots of community activities. Treat the office/maintenance with respect, and they will treat you with respect.

I was seeking this place out to rent. I had specific requests. Top floor, tree facing. I visited…read moretwice. The first time I was given a different number than the one listed on the site and showed a wrong apartment than the size i requested. They had a number of fees added which i learned my second visit and it make sense since they're a fenced in complex. They made me wait 10 minutes my first visit and about 30 my second before visiting an apartment. I was pretty sold on renting with them after my second visit with the correct sized apartment although i got home and realized the apartment they were going to place me in was a second floor apartment. I was pretty frustrated and opted to seek housing elsewhere. This is a huge bummer because their apartments are gorgeous, spacious, and they appear to be very nice individuals. Although i prefer upfront communication, honesty, and to know what I'm signing up for versus moving into an apartment that will not work for me and then needing to move (they also mentioned to me that many renters do move apartments and I suspect this is why). They did a good job of follow up text and calls as well. Giving me time to think and make decisions.

I just want to say if you consider this luxury then I'm sorry we've been trying to get out of this…read moreplace for months due to so many issues that's been driving us away from wanting to stay here just know you'll be paying an arm and leg for the monthly rent We've had black mold in our unit which didn't get fixed until way out There garage door ruined my car which they fix or bother to help! Which is amazing We've had so many mice come through

This is a fine place for Moms and/or Dads who are able to live in an apartment building with or…read morewithout a car. I've enjoyed living here for fifteen years and have found help as needed that saves me from moving to much more expensive assisted living or nursing home. Common Bond Communities is doing a good job as non-profit owner/operator here. Twice a month a food shelf staffed by our volunteers offers good foods and beverages donated from stores and Second Harvest Heartland and delivered by High-Rise food-shelf service. Our Community Room is also available free for any resident to reserve for parties and used for potluck suppers, bingo, art classes, learning exercise routines, piano lessons and playing, watching TV together or alone. We also have a library of books and jigsaw puzzles where we also play games. Our patio in well furnished, with our resident team creating a beautiful display of flowering plants, overlooking our little pond and big trees, separating us from traffic on Revere Lane. A few residents have small dogs that many enjoy petting. There's a laundry room well maintained on each floor, and a pantry with grocery carts donated by the Cub across Revere Lane. Air conditioners are the slide-in type, apart from the excellent windows. Plymouth offers more than the usual transit/ride options to senior residents, and some neighbors with cars give help to others. Most are women, a few are men and some years 1 or 2 couples. Emergency services quickly arrive when needed; police, fire and EMTs all seem very skilled, equipped and caring professionals.

I will just the photo speak for itself. This was in the corner of my room when I walked in and my…read moremoney could not be refunded. I left and went somewhere else.

I have a reservation to rent for extended time, and these past reviews of awful conditions at this…read moreproperty has me shopping for an alternative. Last year, first year of Wyndham management, was way worse than the previous years. Hopefully they will figure it out or they'll have very few tenants, those being undesirable tenants who have no where else to go.

Luxury price, cheap quality. Other places are better for the same price such as Vicksburg village…read more Ridiculous noise. Floors are extremely creaky, Floors and walls are very thin. Could hear neighbors talking, TV, footsteps etc. Kids running and biking (!) through the hallways. Heard one while writing this. The whole building shakes when they take the dumpsters out of the garages (early in the morning of course). They put a couple with a cat in the single bedroom above me. They woke me up early almost every morning (including weekends) stomping around and slamming drawers (my door would literally rattle) and the cat ran around like it was on crack all evening. They allow large dogs (and kids) so you could have it even worse. And the dude had never heard of an 'inside voice'. The vents are connected + right by the bedrooms so I could clearly hear them talking/watching TV often. Landlords refused to let me break the lease early and tried to gaslight like it was my fault somehow. They offered to transfer and put me on a new lease so they could squeeze more money from me in a unit that was probably just as bad. The early termination clause doesn't allow you to terminate in winter and you have to pay two extra months anyway, so I was stuck until my lease ended in April. They never fixed my shower where water was pooling causing mold. How am I supposed to get clean when my shower is moldy? Old dingy building (built in 88 out of wood) it seriously looks like a worse version of the hotel from the shining Probably a fire hazard Stains and painted over hair on the bathroom walls In unit laundry is tiny, some items can't fit at all like a sleeping bag, large comforter Management will not do anything useful about any complaints. Doesn't let you keep your bike on your balcony for some reason Dumpster in garage always smells awful, have to walk past it to get to car, some people have to park in the cloud of stench Shopping carts are provided for moving things from the garage to your room, but they are broken, vandalized, and rarely returned Gym is too hot in the summer (75 in early summer when I was the only one in there) because there are giant windows and the A/C can't keep up. They have two treadmills but one was broken the whole time and the other was usually taken. Weight room is ok but the plates are mismatched, they don't fit on one of the bars, people don't clean up (could set up cameras, even fake ones, to enforce this as well as in the hallway and with the carts but they don't). It would get busy even when I was unemployed and going at 2pm on a work day. Hot tub is not in the main building so it is seasonal, and not the season you want Don't maintain the path behind the building. There is literally no other walking path to the sidewalk so taking a walk in the winter is straight up dangerous. Most people walk through the roundabout entrance which is always slippery and has cars coming through. Always doing maintenance in the summer, making you move your car or making tons of noise during work hours Also make you move your car out of the underground garage in winter quite often. There is not adequate street parking and they don't even reserve it the night before so you have to get up early morning of. Tons of junk mail Charged a late fee because their auto pay system doesn't "auto pay" when you renew your lease. No warning or first time waiver. Vending machines are nice, the snack one has a lot of options but the drink one doesn't Mostly old people (quiet and friendly) and families (loud but usually friendly as well) Underground garage is a reasonable price. They will probably raise it after reading this review since they charge a ludicrous amount for rent. Appliances were fine. Of course, you will hear your neighbors' running every time. Maintenance is quick to respond but can't fix something even simple like a toilet handle and refuse to fix anything difficult, even when it's required for a basic living standard. They don't change the recycling often enough so you have to be quick to use it before it's overflowing. Plymouth is also a mediocre place to live.

I have lived at Stonehill since the building was under construction still! You cant find a better…read moremaintenance team than you have at Stonehill. The office is brimming with nothing short of the best staff. They recently renovated the north courtyard landscaping and it's beautiful. Sometimes I see undesirable people but I'm pretty sure they are probably visitors. Most of my neighbors are known and very respectable.

We've only been here for a few months, but it's hands-down the best apartment I've ever lived in…read more Affordable, upscale, quiet, safe, fantastic management - it was such a perfect find for us.

Lived here for a year and a half and absolutely loved it! Everyone who works here is amazing and…read moresuper friendly. Maintenance requests are handled in a timely manner. Apartments are super nice and in such a convenient location. Wish I didn't have to move! Thank you, Kiana, Anastasia, Keith and the rest of the staff for making this place feel like home!

Looking to spend a friday night with a friend who lives here? Park elsewhere and have them come…read morepick you up. These scumbags will tow your car out of the lot even when half of the parking spaces are open AND the residents park in a covered underground lot. There's no sign at the front of any lots warning about this and they check at the most ridiculous time. I came here to see a friend from 7pm-12am to walk out to no car. My friend was never given a guest pass or even made aware of this policy and the front office scum buckets refuse to take responsibility. Are they in kudos with the tow company to make them easy money? Whatever it is, feels like an obvious scam and i shouldn't have to pay an impound fee for parking in the OPEN LOT outside of my friend's apartment. Screw this place. All of the other reviews here over the years seem consistent with my friend's personal complaints too. Don't support these people with your rent money, they'll spit on you and disregard you and any of your friends/guests just for a quick buck.

This place has gone down hill since being taken over by BIGOS .... the corporate office is VERY…read moremoney hungry. BIGOS is the problem not their employees! First and foremost I've never met a more courteous staff who is willing to go far above standards to do as much as they possibly can within their limits for the people that live in their building! They deserve much more money than I'm sure they're being paid from such a stingy company. I pay an additional fee every month to park in an underground lot ... I walked downstairs to my car with my windows smashed out. I called the police who then requested the camera footage and there was NONE. ZERO. NADA ... because BIGOS doesn't want to pay for it. Cheap. And dangerous. Later in the year many smaller occurrences such as vomit all over the parking garage floor (super cool to think we have no camera footage of a drunk driver in our building).... people broke glass IN the swimming pool .... nope no cameras so no clue who did it..... EIGHT packages stolen from the entry way because we have NO CAMERAS why wouldn't they steal? ... it's not like the police have any evidence like from a camera! Now shit just got real. A girl got raped in the building and police were everywhere for 2 freaking days! They never caught him. We have no cameras! And now someone smashed the secured entry doors and we just have plywood AND NO CAMERAS ... so it's no longer a secured entry. It's absolutely down right dangerous here. No front door. No camera. Rapist on the loose. On top of having a broken water regulator so you are either freezing or being dangerously burned! Small potatoes tho when you have literally no security. Now they want residence who want out of their lease to pay an additional fee to leave lol. This is a joke right? For the record. This has NOTHING to do with the office staff who do an above and beyond fabulous (like I have never seen before) great job! It's corporate. I cannot express this enough. The office workers don't even get to pick out the damn holiday decorations let alone mange any real decisions without corporate stingy BIGOS having a say so. Even though the corporate office has literally no idea what it's like to manage a building they're completely out of touch and the people who actually do the day-to-day work and know what's going on try their hardest and are handicapped by such a greedy Corporation. BIGOS loves money not people.