Muirwood Village

Miving in for me was crazy. I had it scheduled to move in on a Friday and the office closed for emergency and didn't inform me. I couldn't get ahold of anyone until the next. They gave no compensation for my movers that i had. They are very unorganized. But It is a Quiet place to live. I do like the area for the convenience.

Moved to Muirwood Village in 2003. These are older apartments and things do need upgraded. There have been many different on site property managers over the past 23 years, I will not say bad things about them but I could. The newest one, Linda, over the past several years is making a difference in the managing to assure things are repaired and replaced to ensure a decent living area. Phone calls are returned, she is available and respectfully understands tenants when they have issues and will work with you on them.

Despite living here for a year, I continue to be surprised by just how quiet it is. I work pretty late, and worry that getting home disturbs folks in other units--it's that quiet! Maintenance: I 've only had one major plumbing issue that was fixed quickly. I fix minor stuff myself since my work hours require scheduling maintenance visits for ridiculous times well outside normal business hours. That is not to say it isn't possible, and I'm sure it could be done. I just don't think it's reasonable to ask for emergency maintenance folks to look at e.g. blinds at 8 or 9p. Neighbors are friendly and quiet; I've never had occasion to complain about noise or security issues. Although I rarely interact with them due to my work hours, I'm pretty sure they would know something wasn't right if they didn't see me for days. This is a low-key, quiet, complex with inexpensive units, long-term residents that are retirees or working professionals. While staff can be a little slow dealing with non-emergency issues, they are friendly and they genuinely try to do a good job. My experience over the year I've lived here has been good.