The Lennox Apartments

I would not recommend this apartment complex. After moving out, I received a final bill with over $1,000 in charges, including carpet replacement and a $261 “paint fee.” I immediately asked for clarification on whether the carpet charge was prorated (especially since bleach damage was already noted at move-in) and how the paint fee was calculated, since the lease specifically allows for small nail holes.

It’s been over two weeks and despite multiple follow-ups, management has failed to provide... any breakdown, invoices, or explanation. I’ve only received vague replies like “we’ll check with the property,” but nothing concrete. Meanwhile, the charges are still showing as due.

This lack of transparency, accountability, and communication is unacceptable. Residents deserve clear documentation and timely responses when being billed hundreds of dollars after move-out.

Also, adding to review after 3 days of posting. Instead of responding to my emails, they have decided to text me to pay up. Still no word on the emails, but someone in the leasing office texted me that I had to pay without any clarification on what I was asking for. This is just unacceptable and I would never recommend this place to anyone. Read More

Did not give notice of 60 days when sent email. I was just told that it’s in the lease and I was supposed to know. It just doesn’t even seem like they want to try to help you. Once they know you’re leaving them they’ll try to get every penny out of you!

I agree with the previous posts concerning flood risks to ground floor units. I myself lived in one and had to bear the brunt of the damage with 60 other tenants in 2021.

If I could do it all over from when I signed my first lease, I should've chosen a non-ground floor unit. I did that with my second lease and my experience has turned a complete 180.

Maintenance staff have always been responsive to issues I've reported to them. It may take a day or two, but they're handling a lot of apartments... (40 buildings, 12 units per, maybe 500-1,000 people living here in all? lotta cars that's for sure)

There are insulation issues here during winter seasons. Unfortunately, the property is owned by a California-based company, so they "forgot" that Colorado gets snow.

Leasing office staff are severely limited by what they can do because of the company's restrictions. Be kind to them as they try to help in every way the can.

If you don't like dogs, avoid this place completely. A lot of people have dogs and other pets. Read More

My family and I have lived here for a year and a half and love it! The office staff is very friendly and helpful. If you need to place a Work order it gets done within 24-48 hrs. Also the amenities are incredible! My family and I sit out on the court yard all year! There’s a yearly heated pool and fire pits for the winter. I can’t talk this place up enough.
When we initially signed our lease last year it was only going to be for a year but after our year was up we couldn’t pass this place up. So... we signed again!
Definitely recommend to everyone! Read More

I have lived here for 6 months and it is the worst place I’ve ever lived. The building structure is cheap, leaving first floor units flooded after rain. The windows and walls are thin with no insulation; temperature control is a major issue. Super frustrated that during our tour and emailing we were shown fully renovated units and told our unit would be the same just with black appliances and carpet; our unit is literally falling apart. The walls are cracking, the carpet is peeling up, the... cabinets and drawers are all broken, the closet doors are broken, our fridge either gets hot or freezes all of our food, and our deck is unusable due to rusty nails and splintered, rotted wood. “Renovations” are cheaply done; multiple nails and screws from previous tenants were never removed and literally painted over. No rules are ever enforced; the same people have their dogs off leash creating an unsafe pet environment, people constantly parking in the fire lane preventing others from being able to back out of their assigned spot. The renovations that are occurring in the unit below us are happening during inappropriate work hours (usually starting between 4-5pm finishing around 9-10pm). The most frustrating apartment complex I have ever lived at. Read More