The Aventine Asheville

All the staff from management and maintenance they are so sweet kind and helpful. If you have any concern or questions they will help you. My fiancé and I. Love living here is so quiet, peaceful, and we enjoy living here

cars are broken into in the parking lot, fairly regularly
trash isnt picked up
took them 9 months to fix the fence over the drop off
combative and aggressive management that spends little time addressing the trash, outside maintenance, etc
pay a little more an go elsewhere

cars are broken into in the parking lot, fairly regularly
trash isnt picked up
took them 9 months to fix the fence over the drop off
combative and aggressive management that spends little time addressing the trash, outside maintenance, etc
pay a little more an go elsewhere

There isn't enough space on this site to allow me to share all of my frustrations about our experience here. It seems that the company that owns the Aventine and the employees who work there have forgotten that it is the residents that they serve that keeps the community thriving and they have adopted a by the numbers approach - I fault no one for running a for-profit business but they have veered into the extreme with how they treat residents as just another number.

This is a beautiful property. With the right management, it could be amazing. Sadly, our current property manager has spent the last year increasing rent and fees, while decreasing or eliminating property services and amenities.
I understand market value. I know rent tends to increase, year to year. But in addition to that, they tack on multiple monthly fees. Fees they’ve arbitrarily increased or doubled, and added an additional fee whether we want/need it or not. As our property manager... repeatedly tells us, they’re all mandatory.
This is an isolated community; meaning we cannot simply walk to anything. So that makes this property's amenities a HUGE factor when choosing a place to live. I've been here 18 months and I’ve watched our current management reduce these amenities, or simply remove them. Their right to do this is outlined on page 2, section 18 of our lease, as our property manager has pointed out to us, multiple times. The most obvious example is our pool. It’s been closed since May 22, 2024. Every couple of weeks, our property manager sends us an email with a new excuse. At their current rate, I don't expect the pool to re-open this summer.
Bottom line: If you value a property’s residential amenities, think twice before moving here. Our current property manager rules with an iron fist. If any amenity needs repair or cost them too much, she has the choice to: A. Repair it, or B. Close or remove it. 9 times out of 10, she’ll choose option B. Lee mas