Elkhorn Flats

I lived here for a year & the units are not “luxury” at all. They are average apartments with older average appliances, constructed very sloppily and poorly maintained. At a superficial glance online, they look cute with the hard-wood look laminate floors and the exterior aesthetic. Once you get inside you see how the cabinets have shelves that are coming loose, no door handles on the cabinets, the spaces where the granite counters meet the wall are uneven and filled in with clear caulking which... looks gross and cheap. Every one of my neighbors had issues with tons of bugs getting inside (yes yes it’s Montana - bugs are normal, but it’s not normal to have droves of mites and beetles and ants continuously coming through noticeable cracks in the walls. They refused to give me a tour of the unit before moving in. The day I moved in I noticed a severely busted baseboard, they’d completely lined the bathtub in brown semi transparent caulking (instead of white) and there was a dirty orange/yellow greasy substance all over the top part of the shower perimeter. The microwave was broken and the fridge was dirty inside (crumbs and hair). The The garage floor was caked in oil/grease and tons of dirt (no, not like a normal garage floor - they hadn’t cared to clean it at all after the last tenant). The only saving grace of this complex is their Maintenance Manager, Rick. He helps as much as he can until you decide to leave. Read More

Beautiful location, pet friendly, ESA friendly, lots of walking paths close by. End of an street away from traffic. Beautifully kept grass, the maintenance team is amazing! Office Management is kind and very professional. Lived here 3 years and absolutely love it!

Management only cares about money. They will nickel and dime you every chance they get. Snow removal is Abysmal they do not care for the safety of the tenets(wife and friends fell on the ice and there only response was it’s better then last year). Price is ridiculous. High speed internet is 100mbs for 50 bucks a month you can’t get you own plan (200mbs for the same price). They will try every thing they can to make you pay pet fees for service animals ( not just emotional support animals but... service animals (super illegal) if you value what you spend on a place to live your better of with a different place. Read More

When you submit an application for these apartments, the property managers claim to have no part whatsoever in that process - so, when I spent $145 dollars, I assumed I would at least get put on a waiting list. Come to find out, my husband also has to pay $145 in order to get put on the list. The $45 is not refundable. By the time I found this out, I was #5 in the list. We tried to pay but due to the glitch of the property being sold, we couldn't submit my husband's payment. In short, it's like... throwing $45 dollars in the garbage. We'll see if they refund the $100 online lease fee... whatever that is. Read More