Aria Apartments of Zionsville

I had a great experience visiting Aria Apartments. Audrey was super helpful and made the whole process easy. She was friendly, answered all of our questions, and gave us a great tour of the property. The community is beautiful and has a lot of great amenities. You can tell they really care about creating a nice place for residents to call home

I've had a great experience at Aria Apartments of Zionsville. From the beginning, the leasing team was friendly, professional, and made the entire move-in process smooth and stress-free. They took the time to answer my questions and made me feel welcome from day one.

The community is clean, quiet, and well maintained. I really appreciate how quickly the maintenance team responds whenever something comes up. It's clear that the staff takes pride in keeping the property looking its best.

The… amenities are another big plus. The fitness center is convenient, the common areas are always in great shape, and the grounds are beautifully landscaped. The location is also hard to beat, with easy access to shopping, restaurants, parks, and everything Zionsville has to offer.

Overall, Aria Apartments of Zionsville has been a wonderful place to call home. If you're looking for luxury apartments in Zionsville with a responsive staff, beautiful amenities, and a welcoming community, I'd definitely recommend checking them out. Read More

My tenancy at Aria of Zionsville was largely uneventful, but the move-out process left a very poor impression.

After vacating, I was charged $180 for “refrigerator polish” based solely on cosmetic wear to a stainless-steel refrigerator. The condition cited consisted of light surface scratches and scuffing typical of normal residential use of stainless appliances over the course of a lease. There was no functional damage, no dents, and no structural issues.

When I questioned the charge,… management asserted, without objective testing or clear evidence, that the wear resulted from “improper cleaning” and required specialty restoration. A third-party vendor was hired, and the cost of this cosmetic service was passed on to me. Standard turnover cleaning was not clearly documented as having been attempted first.

The charge ultimately came down to subjective judgments about appearance rather than demonstrable tenant-caused damage. Renters should be aware that cosmetic restoration services may be classified as “damage” at move-out, even when the condition appears consistent with ordinary wear and tear.

I strongly recommend that prospective tenants document appliance condition in detail at move-in and move-out and be prepared to challenge discretionary move-out charges. Read More

I planned on moving to Aria and was quoted a price by one of the employees. She told me to act fast because there were only 6 of these available. The next day I went back and toured the apartment with the apartment manager and made sure it was the same price as the other employee told me. He agreed so I put my deposit down to hold the apartment. Two days later I get an email stating the breakdown of my feee and my rent was listed as 400 dollars more than they had told me. I confronted them… and they were rude and denied lying. The halls were dirty and it smelled funky so their lies saved me from living in a junk hole. Don’t view these apartments unless you wants to be disrespected and lied to. Read More