Wycliff Court Apartments

Spanish/Mediterranean exterior but the interior is what I really love. This apartment was built in like the 30’s so it has much more character than most of the new apartments being built today. The interior is great - original cherry hardwood floors with a nice base moulding, arched doorways,very large windows with good blinds, tons of storage, cute door knobs, nice light fixtures, a fire escape and most importantly lots of square footage! I chose this apartment because it has a nice flow; the floor plan is cozy and remnant of a traditional home, as opposed to the newer apartments (that people only think are "nice" because they are new and that follow the “open-plan” trend which is usually poorly executed along with cheap finishes to match and unnecessary amenities to compensate for the overpriced rent, etc). Although I absolutely love my apartment, there are a few negatives and things other people might be bothered by. As these were built in the 30’s, there is no in-unit W/D. The laundry is located in the garage and some of the machines don’t work. Also, the only free parking option is street parking. These two things I don’t mind but some other things people might not like is that there is no pool area or private patio/balcony. There’s no central heating or A/C - we have window A/C units and an old-school gas furnace. I love my cute, small kitchen that came with new white appliances (including a gas stove but no dishwasher or garbage disposal in the sink) but it’s not a big, fancy “updated” kitchen or whatever so some people might be turned off by that. This apartment is very simple and clean and consists of the bare necessities but has so much character so I’ve really made it my own - I wish I could upload photos :P. I absolutely love living here but rent is rather pricey for what’s being offered, so unfortunately I might not renew… We’ll see.

the right angle to avoid squishing your fingers between the door and the window frame. The outlet that didn't work AND was hanging out of the wall (of course, right next to the kitchen sink) was never repaired. It was also the only accessible outlet in the kitchen. Like BIG roaches? They got em'. Andre, the property manager, doesn't know how to draw up a correct 6 month lease. May 1st was lease start. He argued that the end of November would make 6 months. Let's go back to 2nd grade math here....that's 7. It's pretty simple, really. He accused us of breaking a staircase handrail. It was barely hanging on when we got there. Had to be taken down to move furniture down the tiny, spiral staircase. Maintenance man came by and said he wanted to replace it so he could make it better. Then Andre accused us of breaking it. Quite hilarious. That was before he lied and said our deposit had been sent out. It's going on 3 months and no sign of the deposit AND he won't return emails or calls. You've been warned as I was by tenants who lived there. I should have listened.

it's glass or faux glass, metal, etc. 3. YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU WANT TO IT! ... As long as they like it by the end of your lease- you don't have to take it down/ re paint! Hope this was helpful. Enjoy your search through apartments.com ! It's a pleasant one that found me my home.