The Bluffs at Mountain Park Apartamentos

I always felt very safe while living here. The office staff are incredible. Tyler and Walt are always prompt, helpful, and respectful. They work hard to keep the community thriving and it really shows. Living at The Bluffs was a pivotal chapter of our lives and we are so grateful for such a positive experience!

relieve themselves; management asks us to not let dogs go in bark dust or ivy, but that's all there is. No grass. Maintenance man, Walt, is AMAZING and is always happy to help you with any problem. Any complaint will not go ignored, but they might not always have a solution for you. Management was alright. Never really got to know Tyler, he seemed friendly, but Kayden was professional, however not exactly polite. Bathroom heaters would turn on by themselves, doors wouldn't lock because the doorknobs were not installed correctly. Small spare bedroom. Dinky stacked washer and dryer that is very loud. Kitchen was fantastic. Decent storage. Very, very little parking. Neighbors aren't very friendly. HORRIBLE IN THE WINTER, you can't even leave the place because the whole parking lot turns into an ice rink. Lease agreements are insane, including cleaning fees when you move out coming out to be $1300 , I felt like I was signing my soul to the devil. Not to mention, they raised the rent by 320 dollars once our year lease was up!! Was very excited to move, but it wasn't the worst experience ever.

will be delayed, he calls and let's you know when he can come. He lives here as well. So he takes pride in making sure things are as they should be. There are many apartment options in this area, but what keeps me here is Kayden, Tyler and Walt. I've lived in many complexes over the years and I can safely say they are the best!

going by, despite the fact that Kerr is a "main" road through Mt. Park. - There's no pool, but that also means there aren't a ton of kids yelling and screaming all day during the summer. - There's no gym, but you get a free membership to the Mt. Park Rec center just for living there. - The view of the valley is mostly blocked by trees, but the trees also give the apartments privacy and help keep them cool, which is crucial during the summer because they don't have a/c. Now, parking can be tricky (each unit has only one assigned spot, so if you have a second car, you'll have to grab one of the open spaces scattered throughout the community or rent a garage) and if you have a noisy next door neighbor, you will hear them thumping up and down their stairs, but that's apartment living, and a small price to pay for an otherwise quiet and safe community.