Old Orchard

Worst of the worst place this is now cuz of the management, acento does nothing, no one calls you back from them if you have issues. Rent is sky high with no pool/gym etc. They only care for YOUR hard earned money that they will take no matter what. Manager doesn’t know how to deal with any issues either and somehow always in meetings when try to reach her.

Management is straight up negligent. Acento and Old Orchard do not protect any of their residents, their packages or their vehicles. They don't fix anything or clean the neighborhood in a timely manner. There is trash everywhere because the community does not enforce it's own policies. Corporate is completely unresponsive and so is upper management. You will waste your money living here and won't feel safe. Evicted residents trespass regularly and threaten current residents. Your rent will go up… without any upgrades (in fact, the neighborhood has downgraded significantly over the past year). Read More

Living there used to be good but it's gone down the drain lately since new management came in. They don't fix anything and will cause massive issues when you leave the apartment and charge you random fees and send to collections within weeks while you are trying to work it out. STAY AWAY FROM THEM.

Old Orchard apartments are nice and neighbor friendly. The location is ideal for living, we got Walmart, Giant, gas stations, fast foods, auto mechanics, and banks and ATM s nearby. The environment is nature friendly surrounded by the trees and mini forest. Coming inside, the rooms and bathrooms are average size and the apartment is always well maintained by the management. The kitchen has electric stoves with the dishwasher; everything is electric. there is no gas and only the water(not hot… water) and sewerage bill is included in the rent. The laundry is in the apartment. The two things that I do not like is that it is not allowed to grill outside the apartment and the rent payment office is in Ellicot City (recently they introduced online payment). Read More