The walls in the apartment are paper thin. You can hear everything outside (kids screaming, people talking on their phones, someone farting, or cars revving). And if you’re near the Lowe’s drop off area you can hear them as well. Seriously. It’s a nice family oriented neighborhood, but once the kids go outside, it’s a nightmare. From the adults talking to their kids who barely listen to them, to arguing family members, & to the kids running and playing in front of your window sill it’s not the
...best location, especially if you’re on the first floor. You won’t be able to sleep during the day if you have a night job & you won’t be able to study if you’re going to school. Maintenance & landscaping looks like they do an okay job. However, if you have a neighbor who constantly smokes, it’s inevitable to have thousands of cigarette buds outside the walk way of the door and towards the sidewalks. The kitchen, bathroom cabinets, & appliances are outdated, but they had potential to be fixed up w/ some temporary wallpaper and tiles. Remember, not every apartment building is the same in regards to the interior design. Oh and if you live on the first floor, expect to have loud neighbors upstairs. They’re like giants. Every time they walk, I hear “fee-fi-fo-fum” in my head. Running children upstairs would be the extra perk, which would really make you want to live here. Plus, their parking lot infrastructure needs work. The lot is not paved well with potholes here and there. When it rains, there tends to be big puddles. Also expect to pay a mandatory $65+$14 (suddenlink) for cable on top of the rent value. Oh and our apartment is not completely sealed. I feel so much of the cold winter air slipping through the window creaks in the bedroom, where it’s always freezing. If it’s summer, the crickets are the best addition. There’s typically 5 crickets daily that will sneak into the apartment. You won’t be able to sleep at night especially if you can’t find where those critters are hiding. I feel like there’s openings not just at the window sill, but between the carpet and walls. Besides all of this, IR is a great location. It’s nearby a lot of things (freeway, mall, target, Walmart, Ross, TJ Max, restaurants, etc. within ~5 mins away). The manager Shilah is nice. I like how there’s a washer and dryer hook-up and the fact that it’s somewhat of a gated community. Meaning, there are still many people who can enter the area at anytime because it’s not monitored at the entrance.
Max of 2. Indian Run Apartments is a pet-friendly apartment community. Breed restrictions do apply. If you have any questions, give us a call.