My spouse and I lived at Peachtree for a little over two years.
PROS: The community has a park and a library next door. The grounds are typically nice-looking. The area is walkable, with several restaurants within a 10-minute-or-less walking distance. The apartments (we were in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom, second-floor garden apartment) have a decent amount of space. There is a good amount of closet space. We had ample free parking. The entrances to I-66 and I-395 as well as Tysons Corner Center
...are all right down the road. The pool, gym, and conference room are relatively nice. Rent is reasonable and all utilities apart from electricity and cable are run through the complex. Maintenance is pretty good most of the time, though sometimes they will take several days to show up to fix a problem without explanation.
NEUTRAL: The apartments are all wall-to-wall carpet outside of the kitchen and bathrooms. Cox is the only internet/cable provider.
CONS: The outdoor chair and couch cushions on the grounds are old, dirty, and gross and the fountains are always broken. The trash compactor breaks frequently. Be prepared to share your apartment with a lot of centipedes. The floors and ceilings are PAPER THIN, so we were constantly being terrorized with noise from above and below. Though, to be fair, even just walking normally created a ridiculous amount of noise. The leasing/management staff are awful. In fact, when I first toured the complex, the man who showed me around (whom I won't name only because I haven't seen him in months and am not sure he works there anymore) was ridiculously rude and arrogant. It was bizarre and in fact he was so terrible that I didn't want to go back, but we moved in because my husband came on his own and decided this property was his first choice. When we moved out, we called and asked if the staff would agree to break our lease a few weeks early, and were told that would not be a problem. After we spent months planning our finances around this, the staff left us a letter saying that, it would, in fact, be a problem and that they were going to charge us for the entire final month of the lease despite us no longer living there and despite us having given more than 60 days' notice. We spent WEEKS calling every other day, bare minimum, trying to get through to someone to discuss the letter, and our messages would take several days to be returned if they were returned at all.
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