Villa Vincennes Apartments

also a problem, unless you want to walk out of the garage through the stairs and outside the building into the lobby. But all in all, these are only minor complaints. What most bothers me is the false information given to us when we moved in. The pool picture provided in their listing gives the illusion of a regular sized pool. It is in fact a lie, as it is four feet deep at most and maybe seven feet across the longest side. It is essentially a glorified kiddie pool, so do not choose this apartment if you want to swim. And the neighborhood is quite loud, contrary to what the manager informed us, as numerous houses own dogs that start barking late at night or early in the morning. There are also roosters that take to crowing at 2,3, or 4 in the morning. Some neighbors also have had parties with speakers so loud you can identify the song through the walls with the windows closed. And as they're far enough you can't tell which house its coming from, all you can do is sit back and wonder how much was invested in concert quality audio equipment. Fireworks are also a problem, people buying and setting them off almost two weeks before and after the 4th of July and new years. I recomend not moving into any apartments on the edge of the building if you have children, animals, or jobs that require odd sleeping patterns, like my family, which has the misfortune of possessing all three and an apartment on the side of the most parties. All in all, the quality of the apartment is nice, but the neighborhood and the lies have prevented this apartment from getting a five.