PeachTree of McLean

If you're seeking a home and avoiding homelessness is your primary concern, then Peachtree of McLean apartments might be the right choice for you. However, it's important to note that should you reside in building 2028, However, tenants in building 2028 may face challenges such as rodent issues, non-functional air conditioning, outdated appliances, and bathroom floods with lingering water. You might also notice an unpleasant water odor, creaking floor noises when people walk. Children frequently… play in the halls as well. I must admit that during my brief stay here, it was far from an ideal living situation. In my brief tenure here, I found this to be the least favorable living experience compared to other apartments I have lived in. Be mindful that the building is aged and carries an old scent. Although the staff is tolerable, I would hesitate to rate this apartment complex highly or recommend it to others for residency. Nonetheless, I find it difficult to recommend Peachtree of McLean based on my experiences and would rate it with zero stars if possible. Read More

I lived in a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom garden apartment on the fourth floor from March 2022 to April 2023. During this time my roommate and I experienced on and off periods of a mouse infestation.

The pest service company that they use doesn't do much of anything once they can’t find obvious holes to plug up behind the oven or HVAC closet. Even when it was a major inconvenience for us to move items from areas we clearly knew the mouse wasn’t coming from or visited (like the top kitchen cabinets),… we complied anyway because we wanted to do our part to fix this problem. We had the pest service company come to our apartment at least 4 different times and general maintenance came over at least 8 times to analyze the area for pests and each time we were told by different employees that we kept the place very clean.

It got to the point where I wanted answers from property management because it was exhausting having to deal with this issue and it was clear that they weren’t doing a good job with handling the situation overall despite our detailed emails and reports to maintenance. During this meeting the Property Manager (who rescheduled the meeting on short notice and then was late to the agreed-upon rescheduled time block) mentioned that there are mice all over the property and that this is normal because she also has/had mice in her house and that the library and restaurants nearby have rodents as well as other unnamed properties in the area. She also blamed trees and construction and somehow squirrels on the roof. We were also fed conflicting statements about how it didn’t matter how clean we were, but then she later mentioned that our neighbors and how they live could be a contributing factor to the mouse issue.

The Donaldson group should be ashamed. Rodents are disgusting and trying to spin this outbreak as normal when residents are rightfully upset is insulting especially since we are paying YOU to upkeep your property.

For those looking to tour, I hope that management is honest with you and is upfront about the mice that they have and how they can’t guarantee that they will be able to solve the issue. If my roommate and I were told the truth when asked if this property had a recent history of pests we would have not signed a lease. Online reviews about mice didn’t start popping up until after we signed our lease which should scream to new management that something is clearly wrong with how they are handling things. Read More

Nicole and Andrea are so delightful to deal with. They are approachable; they are very knowledgeable; they treat people with great respect; and they are ALWAYS helpful.

I am in the application process, Yveth showed me the unit. Yveth, was pleasure to work with, very sincere. Nicole, the property mgr. has been very helpful. I changed the unit I possibly wanted to another, Nicole was able to quickly update the information in the system.Nicole was very accommodating when I asked about moving my move in date to a week later.