Fanno Creek Village Apartments

property’s location is great. You are really close to I-5/217 and within easy driving distance of Washington Square as well as restaurants and grocery stores.

moving to Oregon, we looked around and felt that the "luxury" apartments in the area were over-priced for their sizes. We had to do all the transactions remotely prior to move-in, but the manager was very thorough and kept us informed, which greatly reduced our stress level. She even took pictures of the unit for us (there were no online pics back then). On the move-in day, she notified the residents not to park on the side of the street near our unit so that our movers could park. Move-out process was simple and clear. As for the property, as the other reviewers pointed out, this apartment complex is clearly older than the "luxury" ones, but they are updated as tenants turn over, so even in the same building, some may look more outdated than others. If you want an updated unit, then just tell the manager so and wait. It is close to many things. Trail, library, Tigard downtown, stores, restaurants, highways, parks, public transportation, etc. Storage! In addition to the closet spaces & patio/balcony storage, there are some lockable storage spaces under the buildings near the trail. Just ask the management. Don't be shy and jump into the hot tub. It was under-used when we were there. Assigned parking spots. You can rent a garage with additional cost if you want to park in a garage or need more storage space. Good insulation. Never heard any noise from the next door (but heard a big dog and laundry noise from above). Watch out for the flyers put up in the mailbox areas later in the week. If you are quick, you may get farm-fresh produce or eggs at incredible prices. School bus stops in front of the entrance. Last but not least, the community is friendly -- Yes, residents are on the mature side and not there to party, but if you have common sense and good manners, you will fit right in. Should I say more?

reduces "apartment noise". We're less insulated from the unit above, but still significantly quieter than traditional apartments. However, what really sets the complex apart is the management. Even a beautiful complex can be miserable with poor management. The manager and maintenance team at Fanno Creek have been here over 15 years and are the heart of the complex. The manager really knows the tenants and works to make this so much more than a rental. When I need something repaired, it is addressed in record time and with quality work. I feel completely comfortable having maintenance in my apartment when I am not home and trust the staff implicitly. Fanno Creek is a lovely and unique complex, but it's the management that makes it a home!

car, motorcycle and storage area with shelves and covered carport (for under 100.00 a month). Fanno Creek Village is a clean, quiet, safe location and is walking distance from the Tigard library, farmers market, post office and restaurants via Fanno Creek Trail. Management has always been professional and attentive to our needs - we are very happy here and would recommend to anyone who is looking for a place to call home. T & M

and/or have lots of guests over socially, this may not be a good fit for you. We overlook the parking lot and it is STILL very quiet - people just aren't making much noise here and it is summer currently, so that's generally the noisiest time of year. We have two assigned parking spaces, one covered and one uncovered. There are also garages available for a reasonable additional monthly fee, and we waited on a list for one to become available. (If you choose to rent a garage, you lose your other assigned covered parking space.) You can opt for a small storage closet in the basement of the building for free. There is a little community garden area where you can opt for a plot, also free. The flooring does not have that echo-ey sound that poorly made floors do. They feel very solid and (we think/hope) quiet for the person who lives below us. Our unit has a gas faux fireplace and a huge laundry room. Yes, laundry ROOM, not "laundry closet made for the machines". You could create an entire pantry/storage space in the space left in the laundry room. You can hardly hear your machines running when you close the door, which is made of a much more substantial material than the other internal doors, which are typical hollow-core doors. The walls seem to be pretty well insulated...at least we have not heard a peep from any neighbor who borders us. The windows are average, and you can hear quite a bit of noise bleed-through when something is going on outside (like the landscapers). There is a small linen closet, a small coat closet, and a medium-sized sliding door closet in the bedroom. There is a ceiling fan over the dining nook, no A/C. There is a covered balcony off the living room that is large enough for a small patio set. A portion of the Fanno Creek Trail runs directly behind our building, and connects next door to the Tigard branch of the public library.