I've been living at the Commons on Stella for a little more than six months now in a one bedroom and the experience has been mostly positive. The office staff are reliable and listen intently, especially Kristy, who is the perfect combination of personable and professional. Repairs are made quickly by knowledgeable, concerned staff who sometimes go above and beyond (when is the last time an apartment staff person offered to take your heavy trash to the dumpster for you?). These are not luxury
...apartments, but they have more amenities than you would expect for the price. Here are some of the better highlights:
* I have a full size (actually oversized) washer and dryer, and a clothesline (yes, you are allowed to hang up your clothes!)
* I have a gated backyard that is larger than the overpriced studio apartment I moved from. This yard has a small deck/patio and a faucet for a garden hose and is enclosed by a 5-foot tall fence, perfect for dogs. It comes with a wooden shed, too! Lots of gardening and landscape potential.
* I have my own dedicated parking space that is right outside my bedroom window. There is plenty of additional parking for guests as well.
* Units are townhome style and arranged in small courtyards, with most units having a courtyard view from a large living room window.
* The exterior walls are mostly concrete brick construction, great for energy savings.
* The grounds are kept clean and trimmed and there is plenty of nice mature growth on the property including palm trees and desert pines.
* The pool is large and deep and is well maintained, and there is a shallow kiddie pool, a covered bbq/picnic area, and a playground.
* The neighborhood is nice with decent schools nearby and is conveniently located on a major bus line. There are stores and restaurants within walking distance.
* Large walk-in closets and plenty of cupboard and storage space.
Max of 2. Life is PAWSOME here. Relax in comfort with your furry friend at your side! Pets are welcome upon approval.