Old Mill has been a great place to live. I have lived here for six years. I originally decided to move here because the rent was low, there was no pet rent and they pay for the heat. The rent has gone up a little every year, like most places, but it is still comparably low. They also now require a pet rent, which I’m not too happy about.
I live in a one bedroom. It is very spacious, even with all of the stuff I’ve crammed in. The kitchen lacks some cabinet space though. I have to use some
...separate shelving, which ends up looking a little messy. I do have issues at times when showering with water going cold or scalding hot, but that can happen with apartments. When I moved in, I had these little gnat-like bugs on my kitchen floor. It took me a little while to get rid of them with bug spray and ant traps.
There are a lot of grassy areas to walk your dog(s) and they even provide bags and trash cans for you to clean up after them with. There is a park right across 108th street and just east at the end of North Mill Road a bike and walking trail, the Big Papio Trail, along Big Papillion Creek. I’ve never used the pool, but they do have one. Parking isn’t usually too much of an issue.
The staff is great and probably the reason most people stay. They are always there to help and I never have a problem picking up a package. The maintenance staff is great and they are very nice guys. They are very quick to take care of maintenance requests. They have good lease renewal incentives. I’ve gotten new blinds, carpet cleaned, and accent walls painted. I wouldn’t have stayed here six years if I was unhappy with it.
Max of 2. We are a pet friendly community here at Old Mill. We allow two pets (dogs or cats) per apartment home. There will be a $350.00 non-refundable pet fee for one pet, and $150.00 non-refundable pet fee for the second pet should you have one. Monthly P...