Tall ceilings, huge windows give a great feel. But the windows need to be updated, as well as the…read morekitchen and bathroom. The windows are old, peeling, and creaky/drafty. The kitchen is narrow and cramped. In terms of perks: there is a washer dryer in each unit, dish washer, and a small gym in the courtyard commons. The floor is carpeting. Small pets welcome. In all, a cute place if you are looking to rent in E-town. No pests or bugs.

My boyfriend has lived at Peach Alley for 4 years, myself for a little over a year. When i first…read moremoved in, my boyfriend raved about the place, how he had never had any issues, neighbours were wonderful, etc. A few months after i moved in, new management had taken over, and it began to go down here. They are definitely all about the money, as they will basically let anyone who can afford the $815/month rent live there. I am disappointed by their lack of a consistent dog policy. The policy was no dogs over 25 lbs, but now i see people walking their husky, or their rottweiler, etc. Also, who would put a cigarette butt container right by the main entrance. I have severe asthma, and it awful to walk through that cloud of smoke. Not to mention, i am pretty sure our neighbours down the hall smoke in their apartments, and the smoke lingers into our vents and our apartment. I do not appreciate the type of people they have let in the building. We experienced a horrible couple next to us who fought and screamed and yelled at all ours of the night and let their dog bark until the wee hours of the morning. It took us THREE calls to the local police for the management to finally evict them. That is ridiculous. Also, the area around the building is getting really shady. I am pretty sure i have seen drug deals go down across the street, and a few weeks ago, a guy high on bath salts got into the apartment complex and tried to attack a tenant. I cant make this stuff up. It makes me sad to see this happen, because although very small and a bit pricey for what its worth, the huge windows and high ceilings are amazing, and i love the old feeling of the place with the wooden beams. Its just a very unique setup. Like i said, I think the management needs to do a better job with rules and regulations, especially on who they choose as tenants. The dog rules need to be adhered to and those people WITH dogs need to learn to clean up their dog's feces so that other people dont ruin their new shoes.

I'm not sure why the other review is so negative. And the tenants they spoke too, live underneath…read moreus. They are amazing neighbors. The reason why it's so hard to get in here...is because of how GOOD it is here. Management is amazing!!! We were met with kindness and professionalism....and that still continues to this day. Shady Oak doesn't need a pool or fitness center to sell it.......the apts (I call condos bc they're as nice as one)...sell themselves. Not to say ...that I wouldn't be mad if they put a pool in...lololol. One person's "bad" experience should not reflect the majority. As for "the rich"..not living here....the other reviewer...seems pretty elite-ish. 100k combined....not nothing new here....just look at the nice cars in our parking lots. There's a perfect mix. And to assume that there is going to be crime here....is so off base. It's quite, beautiful, safe and a great place to raise a family. So please do not allow one crap review from steering you elsewhere. I recommend our development to everyone--if there is availability. The only reason ppl leave here is if they buy a home or get to an age where they require assistance.

Lived here for 1.5 years, by far the best apartment I've ever had. Neighbors were quiet and…read morefriendly, apartment was very spacious and all newer appliances. Priced well below similar complexes. Wouldn't have left if I hadn't bought a house. Excellent team to do business with, had a few minor issues with hot water and the freezer, but were taken care of promptly by the service team. Altogether a great experience and I would recommend them to anyone.

Lock into the lease and life as you knew it is over. Pay and shut up. The management staff is…read moreunprofessional and will treat you like a third class citizen. If you want anything done you will have to live someplace else.

Avoid if You Value Safe Living Conditions - Mold Issues and Legal Battle…read more I lived at Featherton Crossing for just a few months, and during that time I experienced persistent mold issues that I believed posed a serious health and safety concern. After repeated maintenance visits failed to resolve the problem, I made the difficult decision to move out and pursue legal action. In magisterial court, Judge Randall Miller ruled in my favor based on the visible mold contamination, lack of resolution, and the overall living conditions I documented and testified to. Mold and Maintenance Concerns: Shortly after I moved in, visible mold began forming inside the laundry room, and despite multiple remediation attempts by the in-house maintenance team, the mold recurred. I hired a licensed mold inspection company, which found elevated mold levels. I also contacted local Code Enforcement, and Officer Dan Ford opened a file that, per my understanding, could not be closed until more thorough remediation was performed -- including removing parts of the laundry room wall to eliminate the suspected source. To my knowledge, this was not done before my court date. Management Experience: I had difficulty getting clear communication from management during this time. When I raised serious concerns, the responses I received were often vague. After notifying them that I intended to withhold rent in escrow until the issue was resolved, I was issued a lease termination notice. This prompted me to file a legal case to protect my rights as a tenant. Court Outcome and Current Status: In court, the property manager (Jessica Landis at the time) arrived late and did not dispute the core of my claims. She did not cross-examine me, and Featherton lost both cases -- their eviction attempt and my countersuit. Judge Miller awarded me damages. They have since filed appeals in both cases. Why This Matters: This review is based entirely on my personal experience, and I've spoken with current tenants who report experiencing similar water and mold-related issues. I believe this points to a potential pattern of unresolved environmental problems. I am sharing this to help others make informed decisions. I've attached inspection reports and court documents that support my claims. Final Thoughts: I encourage anyone considering living here to do their due diligence. Every tenant deserves a safe, mold-free, and habitable home -- and a management company that responds appropriately when serious issues are reported.

I can't vouch for all of PPI's apartment rentals or landlords, but after signing a lease with them,…read moreI quickly realized they rented me an apartment that was a few steps up from being a glorified shack, connecting me with what would be the *worst landlord of my entire career as a renter -- I don't have many regrets in life and renting from PPI is one! Steer clear, Elizabethtowners. *DO NOT rent from Wayne Agnew and his whack job *cough cough*, um, wacky daughter, Missy Agnew. I don't believe that most people are inherently evil, but if there were two people on this earth who were, it'd be these two. Wayne spends half the year on an island in the Florida Keys, so, he is useless when things eventually go wrong (remember: glorified shack), and Missy isn't an official landlord (or professional in any way), but I was forced to deal with her because he Dad is MIA. Missy is another joke all on her own -- and not the funny kind! She definitely overestimates her own intelligence, but I have to hand it to her, she is conniving. I figured out that she had noticed a distant connection within my private facebook account and had this person "liking" everything I did that had to do with my residence at that apartment (not to suggest that that I reveal much info on FB, but I did complain a little, like "OMG, there is 2 feet of water in my basement") so she could dip into my account, accessing my personal info. After ten months, I'd had it. When I was ready to move out of the apartment due to sewage spewing out of the drain of my shower, I gave her permission to enter the apartment when I was not home so she could check out the problem. A few hours later, she emailed me, and in a "the joke's on you" kind of way, informed me that the sewage "smelled like flowers" and she'd video taped my apartment. For what? I don't know, but it's on file with the Elizabethtown Police. So, she was kind of stalking me. She looks to be about 40 years old and it seems like the best thing going on in her life is getting drunk on borrowing her Daddy's authority. In one breath, she'll come to your door to try to resolve an issue that could have been dealt with via mail, and then turn around and proudly yell to a neighbor that their mutual friend is her "Baby Daddy" who's currently in jail. She's definitely the creepiest woman I've ever met. I could write a book on her. Maybe I will. Chimney collapses, basement floods, furnace leaking oil, sewage spewing from the shower drain and Wayne bragging about how much money he has and then dragging his feet to fix things (if ever)...need any more reasons NOT to call Property "Professionals" or the Agnews? **Might I add that I always paid my rent on time. At the time, I was single, a non-smoker, clean, and a college professor with two degrees -- not to suggest that anyone deserves awful treatment like this, but I am kind of a solid person. I wasn't selling Ecstasy out of my back door like my next door neighbor (unfortunately, I'm not joking here). The other two units were occupied by volunteer firefighters and their small families, whom he was also very rude to when they contacted him about trying to fix up the house and yard. Have a little more respect for your public servants much? Especially really nice ones who might save your life one day? Don't be swayed by the affordable rent. I've heard good things about the factory apartments up by the Metra. Good luck!

AWFUL. I will NEVER EVER EVER rent from or through them again. They treat their tenants the same…read moreway I would treat the garbage I take out. I tried to ask them a question at the office one day and they told me to go home and somreone would call me. They lied to me about who my landlord was until the day after we already moved in. The landlord they left me with was creepy, rude, mean, and harrassed us until we moved out. He would come in when we weren't home, barge in when we were home, he asked me where my baby sleeps and if I breast feed. He was terrible. I was out almost every day because I was scared to be home. I tried to get to PPI about it and they didn't care. They are all rude l would not recommend them to someone I hate. They are not professionals and are practically slumlords.

Sean definitely went above and beyond! He was prompt, friendly, professional, and even went out of…read morehis way to give us additional recommendations for replacing our lock!

Great service and very friendly. Flexible to handle my needs and his communication was great.read more

Very affordable townhouses that are very clean and modern. It is also located right in between Mt…read more Joy and Etown, so both towns are very accessible.

I have lived here for nine plus years and have to say it has steadily gone downhill during that…read moretime. They advertise how great it is professionally landscaped and maintained, well the front of my townhouse has not been mulched this year and is a bed of weeds, when contacting the property manager I was informed that they are taking a year off from mulching and weeding. The grass is at time 10-12 inches long and when it is mowed, which is sporadic at best there are piles if cut grass throughout and usually is thrown on the sidewalks and patio during the mowing process and left there. When I moved in there were parking space lines with unit numbers painted in the appropriate spaces, they have not been repainted and now the lines are faded and numbers do not exist, which can lead to problems with people parking in spaces which belong to other tenants, this also has been brought to the attention of the property manager several times with no response. These townhouses and apartments are overpriced for the service and maintenance provided.

Etown Cleaning was very responsive and was able to come do a move-in cleaning on very short notice…read moreand did a good job.

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