Deer Glen Apartments

I've been a resident for 3 years, my sink is broken, the dishwasher is broken, the carpet is horrible and you can't change it, the worst is the broken intercom, I'm operated on and I can't receive my purchases because the main door is broken

*any comments on designs/layout may only pertain to the unit we have*

So my fiance and I were looking to get our first place together. This place had the combination of close proximity, cost and features. We got a 2x2 unit to give us some space. Moving in was difficult to say the least. We're on the first floor: going in through the front door requires going up and down half-flights of stairs. The design of the living room kinda leaves something to be desired. The coax port for cable internet… was in the corner between the heater and patio door in the living room. It would have been nice to put it on the wall where you're most likely to put a TV. The heating is radiant that takes up around 2/3 of the base of the wall in each room, and its dumb. By dumb, I mean its basically either on or off. This is compared to the A/C in the bedrooms where you can set a temp and it keeps it. The A/C unit in the living room looks to be as old as me (mid-30s). Its wood grain look and faded text are ugly, as its positioning on the wall makes it almost impossible to put the cover on it during the winter. The kitchen is nice, but it would be nice to have some more countertop space. There isn't much to say about the bedrooms: you sleep there. My only qualm about the bathrooms is the electrical. The vent fan and the lighting are on one switch. It would be nice to be able to enter the bathroom and just turn on the lights so you can be quiet.

I must also point out the caliber of service the staff provides. During the polar vortex of 2019, we had a disaster of epic proportions hit. I woke up the day after the vortex subsided to the sound of water. I thought it was the white noise machine in the bedroom. As I got closer to the door, it got louder. I went out to the living room to a geyser coming out of the wall. I grabbed a towel to cover up the hole while I dialed maintenance with the other hand. Once they got the water shut off, they had a team out to suck up the water then a steam cleaning crew to drain the carpet. Both of the ladies from the office came in to help where they could. They were there for a couple of hours drying things off and helping move things to dry places. While it would have been nice had the corporate offices given us a credit for the full deductible for our insurance, the half we got was helpful

Overall, I would recommend this place. Just really look over the unit to make sure everything is to your liking. Read More

One of the best apartment complexes in the area. Especially for that money. Lived here for 4 years as a single female. Always felt comfortable. The apartments are spacious, great floorplans and well maintained. Everything is very clean and well taken care of. The grounds are nice and green and the pool is always super clean. Everybody is very friendly, became friends with lots of the neighbors. Lots of parking space. Brenda and Cynthia and the whole maintenance crew go above and beyond to make… you feel at home here. The pool attendants and pool parties rock!

Highly recommend this place! Read More

You do not want to stay here. This apartment complex has serious bug problems on the 2nd and 3rd floor buildings which is odd. I am getting large ants and beetles everyday in my apartment this summer. There is a beetle infestation in my apartment and I have no idea how they are getting in my apartment when I even have my storm windows closed. Orkin sprayed my apartment and I'm still getting beetles and large ants. Also, there are 3 washers and 4 dryers that are shared among 2 complexes. You are… lucky to get a washer or dryer and hope that it is clean. I have washed my clothes and have gotten dirt from the washer on my clothes on many occasions. Another inconvenience is how the washer and dryers are displayed in the laundry room; one person cannot put their clothes in the washer while another person dries their clothes. Read More