Heights of Kennesaw Apartments

They have great amenities and the staff was super helpful and accommodating all round.

This was my husband and I’s first time apartment touring! It was a great experience! Rachel was so helpful and answered all of our questions. The Heights at Kennesaw is a great location. There are is many stores that are easy to get to. It is one of your top choices so far.

Rachel was so nice and I was very impressed with the property. The pool area by itself is beautiful and inside the leasing office. Rachel showed me 1 bedroom but fell in love with the 2 bedroom. I thought the apartments would be very expensive and to my surprise thay weren't. This is 1 of my top 3 in Kennesaw.

I was very surprised at the amount of space in the apartment.It definitely has a lot of amenities for families. My experience with Brandon and Kristi was excellent. They are very knowledgeable and professional. The apartment homes are very nice.

I left my apartment here in June 2021 after 2 years. This may take a little while to write out because this was by far the worst renting experience I had in over 10 years of renting…

The leasing office staff were consistently rude and passive aggressive to me, even though I always paid my rent on time. Their weight lifting room was being “remodeled” for over a year, so I was pretty much never able to use it. The pool hours were not reasonable and I was often locked out at times someone would... expect to want to use it.

Since I had a terrace level apartment, palmetto bugs (cockroaches) were a common inside occurrence. Even though it is a gated community, solicitors were an infrequent occurrence- especially during the 2020 election season. When I called the front office, staff would shrug off my neighbors and my concerns about the solicitors’ presence.

Staff would often perform inspections every other month, and sometimes back-to-back months, which I considered to be a major invasion of privacy. Although I always maintained a well-kept apartment, on one occasion, staff noticed a water bowl on the ground and asserted that I had an animal living there. Despite my objections that the bowl was there for my visiting significant other’s dog, who came there the previous weekend, staff denied any right to appeal and applied a $300 non-refundable pet deposit, along with a monthly pet fee. There was also a standard “online convenience fee” of $20 (maybe $30?) a month, but they wouldn’t accept payment any other way, so it was just another junk fee.

I strongly encourage you to look elsewhere when apartment hunting, getting locked into a lease agreement here will surely disappoint. Lee mas