Five Points Seniors

Having just moved in a month ago here are my initial impressions and experiences.

Having visited several other complexes I was pleased with the condition of the lobby, hallways and elevators. They all were clean, well kept and smelled fresh unlike some other places I looked at. The laundry room was clean and has enough washers and dryers so it should be available anytime and most importantly the building has fire sprinklers.

Moving into a new home always has a few challenges, however Helen and… Raquel the office managers and their staff were patient and genuinely interested in helping me feel comfortable.

My apartment is bright and airy with a spacious floorpan and a large walk-in closet. When I moved it was freshly painted, clean and virtually everything worked as it was supposed to. It appeared like management cared enough to have it ready to live in. Over the first few weeks I discovered a few small issues that management corrected almost immediately.

It’s a quiet atmosphere here and the few people i’ve met seem pleasant, they tell me there were many enjoyable social activities before the Corona virus, I look forward to that in the future.

Unfortunately there’s no system to pay the rent electronically (without a service fee) but using the “bill pay” option through my credit union was an easy work around.

Being across the street from the Five Points Plaza shopping center is a major plus with a Trader Joe’s market and many other shops and restaurants only a short walking distance away. Within a 2-3 block radius are several strip malls with pharmacies, dozens of restaurants and even a car wash with virtually every other type of store you could think of close enough for me to walk to. Less than 10 minutes away (by car) are Walmart, Costco and the Bella Terra shopping center next to the 405 freeway.

So far I feel good about choosing Five Point Seniors Apartments.

P.S. I have recently discovered a few items that need to be repaired or replaced and I have confidence that management will do what is necessary to correct them. Read More