West End Terrace Apartments

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my friends in last six months.I have been trapped by them. My request to all the future tenants please be aware of it. I just want to make sure that no one else is being victimized like me. Sudaxina Ghoshkundu

got cracked doorframes and a few holes in the walls that were filled on the cheap. Bathrooms and storage space are quite small, while closets and kitchens are big comparatively. Appliances are older but functional. Laundry is too small for the size of the community. There are down times, but expect to do your laundry a weeknight or early weekend mornings. The machines themselves are new and a reasonable $1.75 for washer load and $1.50 dryer load right now. Management is hit and miss, I've had issues resolved without problems and issues that were dragged out with lazy excuses. Notes on the door are a regularity. These range from inconvenient, like being notified of every detail of the agreement whenever anyone else violates (giving the feeling you're living in a college dorm) to seriously problematic like getting less than 24 hours to move your car when the parking lot will be unavailable or that the water will be turned off. Both of these did happen during a weekday, to be fair. The temperature control is why I moved. The baseboard heaters are perfectly fine, but a single window A/C unit makes the summers brutal. Even with three ceiling fans in the unit, you'll need a powerful fan for the bedroom. All in all, if price is your main selling point, I would definitely consider West End Terrace, but you are getting what you pay for.

being raised to $900! I have less sq footage than West End, I have much small closet and storage space, while I have central air, my electric bill here is much more than it ever was at West End. So, I started searching, calling and checking around 13 places in Nashville and find that West End Terraces rent is below Market value! I feel so stupid and angry with myself for making such a rash decision to give them my notice to vacate. First, West End is a older community. Secondly, it does have baseboard heat and one AC in the living room window. Having said this, my electric bills were lower than ever before and when I think about it, the AC did an adequate job in cooling my apartment. Of course I did not run heat or AC when I was not home. The property has a great manager, and although Ms Brubaker follows the rules on everyones lease, isn't that her job? She tows cars that are not parked where they should be parked and that is also stated on our parking permit form we have to sign as well. The manager makes sure maintenance responds quickly to any maintenance requests. He is Hispanic and sometimes seems a little scatterbrained and isn't clear on what he does, but an email or phone call to the manager quickly answers any questions. I know my neighbor gets annoyed with flyers the manager posts on our door, but as I told him, I would rather be informed than something to happen and I pay the consequences. I think the manager just wants to be sure she is giving proper notice about things, and tries to remind tenants about the parking rules and tenants must have a parking permit or they will get towed. It is on my parking permit form. He had to agree. Now I am stuck where I moved to, I tried to move back to West End Terrace and they do not have any openings.

significantly since the management switch as well. Another annoyance is the limited visitor's parking (maybe 10 spaces for all the apartments on one side of the road). At one time, this property had a swimming pool, but it has been covered over year round since I've been here for three years at least. Now the positives. Each unit has a HUGE walk-in closet. There are also dishwashers in some units. The biggest perk is location. It is right on the edge of everything Nashville, 5-10 minutes from downtown. I've accepted the rent increase this year, because I don't want to lose the short commute to work. However, I don't feel this apartment is worth what they are asking so will probably move next year. I got notice of the rent increase during the busiest time of year at work so I wasn't able to take the time to look at moving is the only reason I'm still here. The parking lot has been a lot emptier lately, so they have driven a lot of people away with the rent increase.

Terrace's quiet atmosphere is conducive to a comfortable home environment.