Hampton Townhomes

I love living at Hampton Townhomes. The property is under new management and they have been great. The new manager's just put in a dog park which my pup loves. I also love how large my apartment is. The two-story townhouse layout makes it feel like my own home.

Updated landscaping, immaculate grounds, pool furniture with an outdoor kitchen and pavilion, fresh paint and beautiful renovations!

You will experience top notch customer service. I really enjoy my 3 bedroom town home and my neighbors or so nice.

I look forward to staying here for a long time!

Great big units and new management is much better at taking care of property. I like the improvements they are making.

The new management is doing a lot of great work on the property and just put in brand new grill by the pool.

After living here for almost two years, I just wanted to stop by and clear some things up, as the description of the complex on this page is highly inaccurate.
There are no tile floors, it's all sheet vinyl. The parking is not convenient, as there are only a handful of spaces reserved for visitors (six spaces total, I believe), and vehicles are regularly towed for parking in the spots marked 'permanent' without having a resident sticker, or for having backed into a parking space. That's not... allowed.
Also, the "SoundScore" rating is inaccurate: the complex is about 150 feet from very active railroad tracks. Trains regularly roll through at all hours blasting their horns before traversing the nearby intersection. All hours.
Now, for some other matters that should be disclosed: this place has gone through four different managers since I've been here, and is now on the fifth. Unsurprisingly, the fifth doesn't seem to be very kind, professional, or even very helpful. But that's the status quo, it seems.
The air conditioning units fail regularly across the complex. If you'll take even a cursory glimpse of the complex, you'll notice that window units abound throughout it. Those are band-aids for bigger issues that have long been neglected. This pattern is also the status quo. Leaks, poorly insulated walls, flooding, dilapidated carpentry (cabinets, counters, door frames, oh my) are all typical issues here.
Many of the units do not have washer and dryer connections. There is a laundry facility on site, but it is poorly kept, and often outright disgusting. It's a total of $2.75 to wash a single load of laundry should you brave the endeavor.
The neighbors are all generally friendly and keep to themselves. There isn't much of an issue there.
The water is paid for. So, that's a plus.
And that's really about it. Why did I move here? It's close to my office. Will I remain here? Lord no. Do I recommend it? If you're in a pinch, you do what you need to do. Otherwise, keep shopping. That's just my two cents. Lee mas