I would have to say when I came to visit; it was worth coming to. The property is gated after the staff goes home so no one can come in uninvited. As you walk toward the leasing office, there's a sound system that welcomes you to your new home. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Since it was the weekend the kids were in the swimming pool and at the picnic tables hanging out. I saw a few pets walking around (on the leash of course) but no strays. The facility is on a dead in street
...about 2 blocks or so away from a park. As I was shown the apartment it was amazing - it smelled clean, paint job was on point (chocolate brown walls), the living room was a nice size that you could put sofa, lounge chair or loveseat and dining room set and still have plenty of room. The balcony was a nice size to put some furniture and a mini storage space out there as well. The kitchen wasn't to cramped and all the fixing came with it - plus a washer and dryer (which you don't see any place offering that!) The bedroom and closet (not a walk in) was large; it was having double closets put together, but I can't recall the closet space where you put towels/sheets etc. One thing I liked was, no extra money coming out for a parking space. Compared to a studio apt in Los Angeles the prices are around the same but you get the space for your money. The negative side, I would have to say, the community - a little challenging but if you can get over that I'm sure this would be a nice place to live once you got to know the neighbors. And if you work in the Valley or LA the ride could be overwhelming but there is the metro and bus service available.
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