Been a resident here since 2004. Recently I was involved in an accident and long story short I have disabilities. I notified the office about the fact there were no handicap parking spaces in the lot behind the building I live. That turned into the most rude, unprofessional, uncaring and unfriendly experience.(thus the previous review). Since that review I contacted several agencies and learned that there should be (2)TWO handicapped spaces in the lot. I tried to call the leasing office numerous times each day for a week and no one answered nor returned my phone calls. I asked to speak to Jack and to Jacks manager ...have not been contacted by either. There has been (1) handicapped space placed in the parking lot... Across the lot FURTHEST FROM MY BUILDING!!! IS THAT what they mean when they say ***WE VALUE OUR RESIDENTS*** I do understand its not a personal space and anyone with the proper documentation can park in the space. However after over a decade of living here and no other resident requesting , would it not be common sense (not to mention ADA requirement) to place the handicap space closest to my building? How inhumane UNkind and deliberately CHILDISH they have proven themselves to be. read more

My wife and I have lived in this place for 4 years, so here are the pros and cons of this place. Pros: Nice, quiet neighborhood near Kings highway and downtown Haddonfield and if you need to use 295 to commute you are very close! Also, if you get a dog, it's a onetime fee. Unfortunately, that's where this list ends. Cons: There have been two people who have run the front office and honestly both have been bad. This office keeps really bad hours making it impossible to go and see in person if you work, and they have no Saturday hours, so if you need to see them, then you need to take some time off. Also ran into many issues with this place like not having heat for most of the winter during 2020-2021 and each time we called, we were told that "they were working on it" we threatened to not pay rent and then it was fixed until I paid rent and then it wouldn't work for a week or so. Both the front office and the manger above them were extremely unhelpful regarding this. The rent is constantly rising in this place, and you do not see where this money is going into. The money is not going into better staff or anything, it probably went into this new blue siding that they did. So don't be fooled by the outside, the inside is an ugly yellow color with 20 layers of paint, that doesn't allow you to close your doors. The maintenance staff, while they are very nice, they are unfortunately incompetent and/or lazy. If you try to get something fixed expect it to break again in a couple months. We have run into an issue where the faucet in our bathtub would leak a lot of water. Someone would come in fix it and then 2 to 3 months later it would break again and start leaking. We were told by one guy that they put the O-ring in too tight breaking it and then the heat from the water breaks it down, so they just kept installing it wrong. We had another case where the faucet in our kitchen was leaking and when the maintenance guy came in, he told me they would have to replace the whole sink and they won't have a replacement for a while. I told him I think the O-ring needs to be fixed, and when he replaces it, the sink stopped leaking and he was surprised by that. Don't you think he should have thought about that in the first place? A problem with both the front and maintenance was our roof was leaking and every time there was a down pour, we would see our ceiling bubbling. When we called them about it the maintenance staff came in and said "Yeah the guy who lived here before you complained about the same thing" so he replaced the drywall and that's it. The only reason our roof got fixed was a tree fell and hit our building, so they had an emergency roof repair. Which was great, but they never told us about it, so we woke up to our roof being fixed and then had to be careful for weeks, because the roofing company did a poor job picking up the nails. Also, the parking situation is almost as bad as being in a city, if you have a job that keeps you till after 6pm, then good luck finding a parking space. Every year we are given a parking pass for a limited number of spaces, but the only way it gets enforced is, if you the tenant calls it in. Many times when I have come back after 7 or 8pm I would have to park on the street in the residential area and sometimes the people in the house did not appreciate us parking in front of their house. I really would not recommend this place; it gets more expensive and worse each year. If you can do a month to month with the plan for only being, there until you get a house then do that. read more

Would not recommend living here. Terrible property management and terrible maintenance crew that never respond to you. Gets too hot in the Winter because they don't have good heating and you have no control over it. In unit air is awful. Barely any parking already and they decided to give the maintenance crew extra parking spots all over. Wasted money redoing the siding to some ugly blue colors just for curb appeal instead of doing things to actually contribute to the the apartment units itself. Will rip you off on your security deposit with really stupid reasons. read more

If I could rate DARLENE, MICHELLE, and the ENTIRE team of The village of Haddonfield with 0 stars I swear I would. The house I rented was very old, with broken tiles, a bathtub full of scratches, etc. When I moved in they didn't do the move-in inspection with us (because of covid). I took pictures to prove that the kitchen tiles were broken (which they tried to charge us), and we also filed the move-in paper mentioning all the damages. However, today I had a discussion with Darlene because I'm tired of the lack of communication and they trying to fool us. Anyhow, after our discussion today she added extra charges like bathtub resurfacing which I had already mentioned in the move-in paper that was already scratched). She will try her best to keep your security deposit, and not only. Guys, please make sure to take pictures when you move in, and document them otherwise you will be screwed over by Darlene and her team. I'll attach pictures and all the proof I have because what they did to me shouldn't happen to anyone else. read more

The washer and dryer in the apartment (although it did break twice) was the only upside to this apartment. The people in the leasing office are incredibly rude if you are able to catch them in the office, since they typically are never there during their hours. Tenants are not able to control the heat and it is typically put on in October at a VERY high degree, causing me to run my air conditioning when I shouldn't have to. The parking lot flooded which left my car and many others totaled, and when I went to request a new parking pass was just treated with complete disrespect. There are a laundry list of reasons to never live here, and the cons greatly outweigh the pros. read more

I have live at the Village at Haddonfield for a long time. The apartments aren't overly large but the are sufficient. Parking is insane. A few months ago all tenants were issued parking permits; up to 2 per apartment depending on # of adults on the lease. Permitted vehicles are the only vehicles authorized to park in the designated spaces; all others most be parked in vertical spaces around the complex. When these passes were first issues, I thought it was great but now I see it doesn't make a difference. There is one maintenance person who owns 5+ personal vehicles (& trailers) and parks them all in one parking area. At least 4 of them have not been moved in months. I have complained to management over a month ago and nothing has been done. I even went as far as sending a picture on 2 vehicles double parked at the end of the lot in the midst of this employees other vehicles. If anyone but him and his friends parked there it would be a problem and that person would be towed away. It is still happening. Also, when I moved in there was an extra large dumpster that tenants used when disposing of large items like sofas and bedding. Several years ago, someone built an enclosure around it and keeps it locked. They did, however, post a sign on it states it is for the use of tenants only. Unfortunately, if you want to use it you have to talk to maintenance to open it up first and then you have figure out how to maneuver around you-know-whose personal parking arena with the large items to fit them in the narrow side of the dumpster. A note was also sent out several months ago stating that tenants should contact Goodwill or a similar organization to donate all large items such as sofas and bedding. The problem is not all large items are in good enough shape to donate and although these companies do pick up they do not always do so in a timely manner; not everyone has time to seat and wait. The first several years I lived here my rent was left at the same amount so I really couldn't complain. The last 3 years though my rent has increased each year from $44 - $50 a month. I have not received any new appliances or carpeting in my apartment and the services have not improved. They have added a dog park (I don't own a dog) but is only a fenced in area that used to be part of a parking lot. It has spotted grass spots and areas of asphalt. In short, I am being charged more money for older appliances, less services, and the right to be told their employees matter more than their regular tenants. All the features you want in a new apartment right? read more

I lived here for 1 year in a 2 bedroom apartment. First let me say I love that there is a washer and dryer in the unit, definitely convenient. This is an old apartment complex so I didn't expect the apartment to be perfect. The white paint on the walls has been caked on in so many layers that you can barely see the where the woodwork meets the wall. There are very few electrical outlets. The fuse's are very outdated and blew many times as I was living there. They claim to have 24 hour emergency maintenance however on multiple occasions I had to call and recieved no answer all night long. The office staff is an absolute nightmare. They are rude, unfriendly, irrationally strict and judgemental. The maintenance crew is very unprofessional. Maintenance is permitted to enter your home when they feel the need to (for repairs or to check on things such as smoke detectors). On one occasion I was sleeping in my bedroom barely dressed and one of them barged in my room. He stated he knocked on the front door however I did not hear him. This was a common occurrence there reported by multiple residents. The heat is free and not controlled by the tenants as there is no thermostat in the apartments and its turned on, on a certain date. The year I lived there the heat was turned on in oct, when it was still 60-70 degrees outside. At about 1am they turn the heat up so high that the inside temp hovers around 78 degrees. I had to use 2 air conditioners for most of the winter and the summer. Our windows had to constantly be left open because of the heat which made me very nervous. However everyone else's windows were open as well. The front doors are not sealed therefor there are many bugs. The crawl spaces are also not sealed and we had squirrels and raccoons in our walls and crawl spaces that made a ton of noise. We contacted the landlord multiple times about this issue because we had been loosing a lot of sleep. They never were able to resolve the problem. I liked the fact that they allowed dogs however they are very strict about them. I have 2 dogs and we walked them on a leash and made sure to clean up after them. Any other dogs feces that had not been picked up within 1000ft of our door were blamed on us. We received multiple threats of eviction for this even after we had explained it was not our pets. One of the maintenance men took it as far as to gather all of the feces up, place it into a bag and throw it at our door. We also received threats of eviction for cigarette butts on the lawn when neither me or my roommate smoke. You think of Haddonfield as a upscale place to live. The area is beautiful. Everything is right around the corner. Although the Village at Haddonfield is located in the center of gorgeous mansions it is still a cheap apartment complex. On 3 separate occasions we witnessed the police and swat team arresting criminals from inside their apartment. One of them lived above us. And yes there is a school around the corner. Last but not least the parking. The parking is atrocious. There are less parking spaces than there are tenants. Each and every night after I got home from work I would spend 20-30 minutes looking for a parking space. Circling amongst other tenants looking for a spot. I had to parallel park in the tightest of spots, park on the lawn, and sometimes walk 1/4- 1/2 mile to my home (in the rain, snow and with groceries!). My car was also hit multiple times. In the winter it's even worse. When and if the streets are plowed, the cars are all plowed in. I had to miss work last winter a few times because I could not get my little sports car out of the snow. We were very good tenants. Always paid rent on time, never had people over, were never loud, cleaned up after ourselves, made our apartment look nice and clean. I would not recommend this complex. read more