My live in the bottom floor of the manor type, the smallest of the four rooms in the building with a shower stall instead of bathtub so I do pay less each month versus my roommates (I preferred the less money). But, when I wanted to get dimensions of my room so I could judge my space and items like my bed and dresser, they can't give you an actual dimension of the room but only "it can fit a queen, a dresser, and desk comfortably." With the bottom room in the manors, it is not comfortable. I have
...very little floor space. Grant it, my bed-frame is a little larger than a typical queen but my other pieces are so crammed in the room.
The most repeating problem with our apartment is the windows. I'm not sure how these windows were installed but almost every roommate and I have problems with them. My bedroom window leaks each time there's a large downpour, but it's not as bad as my one of my roommates because it had a physical opening that wasn't supposed to be open at the top, letting in a lot of rain and soaking the floor below it. The apartments maintenance are very responded of my concern and have come to the apartment to fix it, but it seems that each time it rains afterwards, it still leaks in my room (three times I've had them come and each time it still leaks). In the living room, the window is perpetually sliding down, even when we try to lock it in place. Some how, the locks and the window do not align. We've had someone come to fix it but it still falls to leave the window open at least 6 inches. The worst occurrence in our apartment was when the kitchen window between the counters had literally fell out of the windowsill. The whole window fell out while my roommate was in the kitchen, luckily no glass shattered. The maintenance people came and have fixed it the same day with no re-occurrences.
If you and your roommates agree, you can rent living room furniture. We were told three separate times on the phone that the set included a table and 4 chairs so we said yes. However, when the pieces came, the table and chairs were not there. We called about it and the people said "we've haven't given that feature for almost a year." It really made me upset that these employees were not informed of what was all included, misleading me and my roommates into paying more each month.
If the apartments did not have the window problems and the miscommunication/misleading, they would be very pleasant for a college student but I'm not staying.
Max of 2. Approval is required prior to bringing your pet to the community. Limit of 2 pets (cat or dog) per apartment - one (1) if applicant only leases a single bedroom in a multi-room apartment.