Wyndchase Aspen Grove Apartments

The latest property manager doesn’t care about the quality of living. She doesn’t return calls or answer emails. The pools are swamps. The gym equipment doesn’t work. The sprinklers haven’t come on once this year, even before the drought and the grass is dead. Roaches. The public brings aggressive dogs to the dog park. The gate still doesn’t work. Mass emails are sent blaming residents for her lack of oversight. Example, they don’t service the 30 year old AC units but an email advised there’s a... “20 degree rule” so if it’s 101 outside, the AC needs to be set to 81-crazy excuse to line your own pockets. Yet, rent rises. Read More

As the property values have risen in this over 30 year property thinks they are as good as the brand news. I was given a lease renewal of $400 after being a good tenant for many years with ontime payment history. All they care about his the bottom line and $$$ they will toss you out on the street with no place to go. The maintenance is as nasty as the property manager. It is a regular occurence for the dumpster to be overfilled sitting there weeks at a time. Not worth the price at all!

DO NOT RENT HERE... I am a current resident and if I were you, I would look at the fine print of your lease and make sure you are really getting what you pay for. All of these reviews people leave are true, but there is so much more. I do not want to be singled out, so I will wait until we move until I post everything on this filthy, disgusting place. Run away is the only advice I can give you! DO NOT RENT HERE!!!

For the most part I like living here. The property grounds are pretty and their is a lot of green space. I love the balconies. It’s an older complex but they keep the unit maintained pretty well. It could be a bit better. There are two pools and the maintenance of the pools are lacking. Which is a real shame giving they are considered a focal point. They need to buy a new skimmer. Maybe I’m just picky. It’s nice that the pools are by trees but the downside to that is that leaves, bugs, etc float... on top of the pool. Yesterday I found multiple wasps and a slug in the pool. I just wish it was maintained better and more inviting to swim in. Read More

I’ve never written a review before and am a very low maintenance person, but unfortunately I feel the need to share about my experience. Let me start out by saying the neighborhood is beautiful, location is great, and I have always felt safe. However, we moved in the last weekend of May, and since June have had constant issues with roaches. I have talked to many staff members about it, requested sprays that never got done, in addition to having gotten sprayed about 3-4 times (including today).... But despite the sprays, them checking other units, and checking for extra moisture, the roaches have continued. We have found them in every room of the apartment, and from June-now, have probably killed at least 30 roaches. It’s to the point where we are constantly checking rooms / our beds for them. I have shared all of this with their staff, and have countless correspondence about it over the last 6 months, but they failed to take responsibility, take it seriously, and admit it was their issue. I recently requested to break my lease and pointed out the health risks with having that many roaches in an apartment, in addition to it causing anxiety and preventing us from feeling comfortable at home. CiAnna, property manager, claimed that she thought me wanting to move somewhere else was the underlying reason for pushing to break the lease, even having shown her pictures of roaches in our bathroom and outlined 6 months of correspondence. There are other reviews on this site that also claim roach problems over the last few months. I find it completely wrong that they are not owning the issue that many residents are having, claiming I have hidden intentions, and not respecting a residents wish to leave an apartment that has had roach issues for 6 months. Instead they have requested 60 days notice and a penalty of $2,800. The only thing that would make this right and prove some integrity, is if they admitted to having had a roach issue among their units and offer to work with me on breaking the lease if my wish is to move out. Otherwise there is no way I would recommend this apartment complex to others. The way they’ve handled this is just wrong, and very costly. Wish I could add an image of the size of the roaches we’ve been dealing with, but there’s no image option. Read More