Carlmont Hills Apartments

residences, it is highly variable and exorbitant. That's not the case here, as Sandy assured me. Robert, who is attending to the building's needs, has been very prompt and repaired the very few things that happened over the past year. In particular I appreciated his help as I set up the apartment at the beginning. The walls are thin but I've now lived in 3 different places around the Menlo Park area and that's just California housing. Overall, I think the neighborhood is safe, I go running at odd hours and come home late at times. I too ended up sending my mail to work, but that was a small inconvenience. Visitors park along the street, sometimes they have to go a bit far, but once again, not a big deal for me. The access to 280 is very quick, which is important. I like the large balconies and the proximity to the park here...nature :). Carlmont village is within walking distance so you can get all the basics. Overall, I very much like my apartment and my stay in this apartment complex. There are many families as well as professionals. I highly recommend it especially if you are looking for good quality housing at an affordable price!

The location is within a 10 minute walk of a Safeway, Starbucks, Ike's Sandwiches and various eateries. Cons: 1. Parking. Parking is hard due to the sheer number of people who own cars on this street. Spots on the street are taken quickly. One garage spot came with the unit, but since I have roommates it's still been difficult at times. 2. There was a package thief for a month or two at the apartment. Not sure who it was but I ended up having packages delivered to my workplace. Overall, I have had a good experience living here.

MUCH better elsewhere. The current manager was not at all courteous and not pleasant to work with. And in 2016, all at once several punks with jacked up cars moved into the neighborhood and blasted the whole area with there super loud mufflers, it really started feeling like a slum... I was really glad to be forced out into greener pastures. Oh, my car was stolen from my parking spot there too, I didn't see other signs it was a dangerous area but I guess it was, and I remember reading there were lots of residential break-ins around town.