Cobblestone Village Apartments

respect. There are yearly increases in rent but they're not exorbitant. The one thing I did miss is when they completely closed off the hot tub. If you're looking for something reasonably priced and in a quiet neighborhood this is the place.

expected to pay $50-55 every month for water usage -Dog stools on lawns/very annoying -Rodent issues during the cold season Security Deposits: -Expect to be fully used and if you are lucky, you'll receive 10% back.

flashy website might actually be a decent place to live. I had a friend that once lived in this same apartment complex, but when it came time to look for myself I had forgotten about it. I'm very glad that it was recommended to me! Arriving at the office, I was greeted by a manager that was fun, enthusiastic, and matches my sense of humor. A few discussions later and a few weeks later, I signed papers and moved in. The apartment itself is a two bedroom and two bath room model. It's very spacious and with the vaulted ceilings, it seems even larger. The grounds are fairly small as the complex is divided into two separate plots across a semi busy street from one another. My apartment is well lit by natural light during the day which is a big deal for me! When my blinds are open, I can look across the roadway and see a park-like setting complete with ponds and a number of duck residents. In the mornings, if my windows are open, I can hear the ducks making noise as they forage in the lawns for their morning breakfast. Don't be in too big a hurry to leave in the morning, there may be a family of ducks crossing the road in front of you and they don't seem to mind holding you up for just a few moments. Back to my apartment, I have a slider out of my dining room and out of the master bedroom into a fairly good sized backyard. Sadly, the complex does not take care of your backyard, however they do allow you to do pretty much whatever you would like in that space as you see fit. Hearing a little bit more of the history of the complex there were stories of residents that have lived in the complex since it was built. That was wholly unbelievable to start with, but having lived here for a little while I can see why they decided not to leave. The staff is generally friendly. I have had maintenance done on my apartment a couple of times and they are courteous, efficient, and skilled. All in all, I'm very happy I moved into Cobblestone Village!

are they are a little dated, especially in the kitchens and bathrooms and they are (what I think) pricey. You have to pay for your water, sewage and garbage separately and also pet rent. All in all great though!

at first site. Sadly, I found out she wasn't available. She was already seeing someone. I was heartbroken but had to keep looking anyway. I found one that had all the bells and whistles but no depth. As time was running out I had a few hours to make a decision. Well, I said a quick prayer asking for a chance with the one my heart desired and wouldn't you know it. Within 15 minutes I got a call from "the one" saying she was available. I took a leap for joy and met with her and began our relationship and no looking back I am completely happy and boy is she a winner.