Deer Crossing Apartments

me. They also accept pets which is hard to find in West Bend with the Stockhausen’s owning everything and not allowing pets. Annoying. So I was stoked! And there was no monthly pet fee just the $250 deposit! Now for the not so good stuff - there are washers and dryers on each floor (there’s 3 floors) but none of them work well enough for me to waste money on them. For two years I’ve gone to do laundry at family members houses. I also used to order a lot of packages until 2 of them were stolen from the lobby. I talked to the building manager (Sharon - she’s so sweet) and asked if I could put cameras up but that was a no go. I called the police and filed a report then started to get my packages delivered to my moms. I’ve also noticed that there are ALWAYS police officers here. I didn’t notice this much in my first year here but the second year it was like a daily thing. They are often parked outside of the building too. I wonder what’s going on? In the winter the entire parking lot is like an ice skating rink this is mostly due to nobody moving their cars in order for a plow to get in. They started to threaten lease violations for not moving your car by a certain time. (Not sure if they enforce this - I wasn’t taking the chance) Overall - if you’re looking for a cheap but decent apartment and don’t mind not having extra amenities and you have fur babies this is a good choice! It used to be reserved for only elderly so there are still quite a few elder residents here and they are all very sweet. I think with a little refurbishment and better security this place would be perfect! Thanks for taking me in Deer Crossing Apartments.