Alexander Crossing Apartments & Townhomes

Great place to live. Nice and clean office. The staff is nice too.

I’m very glad I moved here 8 years ago it’s quiet and peaceful most of the time, and the leasing office team headed by Jessica and the maintenance crew have been great from day one… it’s getting a little expensive but I hope I can afford to stay here for years to come… Sincerely! Duane Brown

My daughter and I viewed a two bedroom today, it really beautiful and the fact Jessica the community manager was so nice and informative made that much greater, I am hoping and praying that we will become residents here real soon:)

I had the option to apply online for an available unit. When I called to ask if I can come see it I was told it was unavailable. When I asked what would have happened had I applied and paid the fees what would have happened and I was told the dont do online applications yet they clearly do on their website. This place seems shading.

I've lived here for about 3 years now and it's honestly the best place I've lived in. Below is a list of pros and cons to better help people decide if this is the place for you.

Pros:
-No bugs.
-Neighborhood's quiet
-Children seem to be mindful/respectful
-Maintenance is quick
-Have until the 6th of the month to pay rent
-Newsletters go out every month for social events/front office updates
-They have an online portal to pay your rent.
-Grocery store, CVS, Goodwill, fast food, and doctors are... all within a 2 mile radius, which is perfect for someone who doesn't have a car.
-Doordash, Uber/Uber Eats, Lyft, take out, and instacart all delivery to this neighborhood.
-Spacious house and has multiple bathrooms.

Cons:
-GPS will not work accurately, so all food delivery people will be confused where to go
-There is only one trash can, and it can/does overflow sometimes before the next pick up.
-There's only one set of mailboxes and they're all the way in the front, which means if you live in the back, it's a rather long walk to check the mail
-The front office is closed on weekends, which can be inconvenient if something happens over the weekend or if the 1st is on a weekend.
-The children do like to play in the streets, so you need to be mindful while driving through it.
-There is a million speed bumps throughout the neighborhood, and they're really annoying to drive over.
-The appliances can be old and make a good bit of noise in the house.
-The house is primarily shaggy carpet, so it will be a pain to keep it vacuumed and cleaned, especially if you have kids or animals.

While the cons on this list have never quite bothered me, as I don't own a car and the appliances, while noisy, work perfectly fine. The benefits of living here has far outweighed any of the cons that have come for me personally.

This place is great for someone who doesn't have a car and walks everywhere. The nearest store (Ingels) is less than a half mile away. CVS is only about a mile. Walmart is about 2 miles. Primary care doctors, dentist, and urgent care doctors are all about 1 mile away. There's a neurologist about 2 miles away. There's a large park and arcade/bowling alley about 3 miles out. Basically, anything you could want/need is within a short walk.
Lee mas