Lived here for a year. Would not suggest it for any woman living alone. Did not feel safe walking from my car to my apartment at night. Neighbors smoked weed 24-7 and they never did anything about it even though I called several times. They do not upkeep on pest control.

They are robbers. You will know their actual face when you move out. First of all, they will charge you 3 months of liquidated damage even if you buy a new home and move there. They will never help you in finding a sublease. Next, they will deduct tons of money unless you give them a 30 days prior notice. Next, they will charge you tons of money in the name of service fees, admin fees and cleaning fees after you move out. They charged us 250$ even after we left the apartment crystal clean (pictures attached). Stay away from these people.

Let me preface this by saying this is a review of ONLY the golf course, not the corresponding apartment complex. I’ve always heard really good review of this complex and all of its amenities, however I can unfortunately not agree with such reviews. The golf course here is quite literally the in the worst condition I have ever seen. I formerly worked at a country club, and played a decent amount of golf myself, so I’ve seen a lot of varying course conditions. This course is the worst of them all. The layout is extremely confusing as there is a lack of signage, there are unfixed divots everywhere, and sand traps are left unraked. On top of this, all of the grass on the course was dead making it hard to have a decent shot. I can’t even imagine how the people felt who were left waiting 2+ hours for a golf cart, as this course doesn’t have all but what seems to be 10 carts (they don’t have push carts either just a heads up). In short, I just wouldn’t recommend playing here. I’d take your money and your time elsewhere!

Sierra was so kind to offer to show my mom and me a two bedroom 1 bathroom when I was interested which I kindly accepted it. I look forward to living at the Greens one day.

Not a safe place if you are a struggling college student. I am a female that has stayed here for 3 years without incident. They are not the best when it comes to outside maintenance of the apartments at times but on April 27, 2020 I stepped down the stairs of my apartment building and slipped in fresh wet paint. The workers decided to paint the grounds of my building at 6pm and left poorly visible wet paint signs. The moment anyone steps out of their unit they could slip and fall without knowing what the cause was The wet paint signs also had paint on them indicating that they could have been put up during or after they were finished painting. When I reported the incident there was no action taken. The manger herself even said she personally put up the wet paint signs and that she herself has fallen into paint before. And that as the manger there is nothing that she can do. I do not find that to be acceptable in anyway. If a property manger has admitted to falling in wet paint thanks to her workers, then her system for painting the apartments must change. I explained the fact that there was simply too much paint on the floor and to that she said I should have been more careful. Then she gave me a representative number to talk to and they stated that it is in my lease that they are not liable for any personal injury. I am a graduating college student and mostly support myself. Now I had to pay a doctor’s bill with no insurance and find a way to replace the things that were ruined by the paint, including my text book, with my own money. I would say if you are an honest hardworking individual that cannot afford a lawyer never stay here. The only graduation present that this place has given me is a busted right side of my body and that it is my fault that a worker left a thick layer of paint on the ground in front of the stairs. Please note that if you agree to live here that in section 12 of your lease indicates that they are not liable for any personal injury, even if it is their fault.