Victorian Village Apartments

This is not a great place to live. The property manager is rude, and they will randomly come into your apartment. They have let my cat out three times without notifying me or even taking care to make sure he wouldn't get out. I was not even aware they were entering my apartment, or I would have secured him in the bathroom or something. If you need something fixed expect to ask more than once and wait least a year or more before they fix it. I asked for three years for my refrigerator to be fixed... and they lied and said they ordered motor that was blamed on me for buying food and never was replaced. So, without warning or my knowledge they randomly entered my apartment and gave me another refrigerator four years later and it still makes notice in a studio apartment. Anytime they have come in and repaired something I knew about they would leave a mess for me to clean up when I got home. Save yourself the trouble and money and go live somewhere else that will actually care about your living space. Lee mas

Recently moved in from New York and the staff was very friendly and helpful throughout the whole process. The apartment is lovely and exactly what I needed and was looking for. The apartment is within walking distance to the Marietta square and many restaurants and bars. Would highly recommend

Close to everything. Walking distance to Marietta Square and CVS. You can order packages from Amazon and go out of town and when you return your package will still be on your doorstep. Safe. Convenient.

~Unit 16

There are two key selling points to living at Victorian Village: price and location. You won’t be able to beat the rent within a five-minute walk to the Marietta Square and a five-minute drive to Kennesaw State University Marietta Campus. Luckily, they are pet friendly with a park right down the street. Overall, the complex is quite peaceful, and has an interesting historic background.

Being a historic building does have some disadvantages, however. The walls are paper thin and you can hear... everything your neighbor has to say (they can hear you too). With wood floors above, it can sound like a marching band is making its way through the building at times. Most of the neighbors are courteous enough to respect their noise level, but I have had to get management involved before.

The office is at another location about ten-minutes away, which can be inconvenient when moving in. However, once you get settled in, it’s not a big deal. Management is always very responsive and helpful. Maintenance can be slow, but again, they are coming from another location across town. I haven’t had any issues with bugs, besides the occasional spider here and there.

I’ve seen a sneak peek at some of the renovations taking place, and from what I can tell, they are very nice and bring the old place back to life again.

The only way to really experience Victorian Village is to visit and enjoy the good vibes it presents. It’s so quiet and peaceful in such a loud and busy town. Lee mas

Honestly one of the safest neighborhoods to live in. Even though it's a complex, it doesn't feel crowded like most. Lots of room for parking. Landscaping is maintained. Reasonable price. AND you can walk to Starbucks and the Marietta Square. If you're looking for somewhere unique, this is the spot.