Liberty Townhomes

week. She is very empathetic and understanding. You can tell she is a genuinely good person, and she’s good at her job. A few things that made me only give 3 stars (relatively minor, and mostly stood out to me because of what you pay to live here): The sprinklers go off constantly in the summer. There are a lot of them, some of which are positioned so that your driveway is a direct target in addition to the lawn so your car will constantly have hard water spots on it if you park outside the garage. Depending which home you get, standing water even collects in the driveway, making parking limited unless you want to stand ankle deep in water getting in and out of the car. Your garbage cans have to be inside your garage at all times except the small window of garbage day. The purpose of this is due to how windy it gets, which is understandable; it does get very windy. But keeping the garbage cans inside the garage will make the interior of your vehicle, and your garage as a whole, smell like garbage. Sometimes, depending on what kind of garbage week you had, it can make the downstairs of the unit smell when you open the garage door. Considering the appeal of a garage is to keep your car stored there, and the price you pay to have a garage as an amenity, you’d think you’d have the additional option to store the garbage elsewhere if needed. Overall, I’m glad we live here, and for us the pros outweigh the cons at this time.

center of the city.

slow, and the roads aren't adequately plowed and salted in the winter months. The community faces noise disturbances from 7 a.m. to as late as 9 p.m. during spring and summer due to ongoing landscaping and construction activities on the property. Surprisingly, rather than compensating residents for the inconvenience caused by the construction noise, tenants experienced a $300-$500 rent increase in 2023. Tenants also started being charged extra fees for making rent and other payments online. Looking ahead to 2024, potential residents should be aware that the road to the University will be closed for repaving during warmer months, causing probable traffic congestion and bus reroutes, similar to the inconveniences experienced in 2022. This was once a nice community; however, more than half of our long-term neighbors have left Liberty Glen within the past year. Considering the current state of the area, with a perceived rise in crime, I cannot recommend these townhomes. There are more budget-friendly options available in safer and more desirable areas, such as Sauk Rapids and St. Joseph.