New England Village Apartments

My time at New England Village Apartment Complex was a living nightmare that still haunts me. They demanded $2000 in unjust fees after I moved out, all because I didn't give written notice, despite fulfilling my entire lease and being the perfect tenant. The horrors I endured during my stay were beyond comprehension.

From the moment I moved in, it felt like the apartment was cursed. Persistent leaks dripped like a slow, torturous water torture, never properly fixed, creating an incessant,... maddening rhythm. The air conditioning barely functioned, turning my apartment into a sweltering oven, the oppressive heat suffocating me and driving my energy bills sky-high. No matter how much I begged management for help, my pleas fell on deaf ears.

Water supply disruptions were frequent, occurring almost every other week. One particularly harrowing week, the hot water was off entirely while my mother visited. We were trapped in a hellish routine of cold showers, the air thick with the stench of mold and decay. Cockroaches scurried through the shadows, their numbers growing each day, a creeping infestation that invaded every corner of my existence.

The laundry room was a forsaken place, a graveyard of broken washers and dryers that were never repaired. It was as if the complex thrived on our suffering, each malfunctioning machine a testament to our despair.

Despite my verbal notice to vacate due to my lease ending, the management coldly insisted on a written notice, ignoring my plight and the horrors I had endured. The unjust charges they imposed were the final twist of the knife.

Living there felt like being trapped in a haunted house, every creak and drip a reminder of the malevolent force that seemed to possess the building. I strongly advise against renting here if you value your sanity. Read More

The NEW MANAGER, RUDY. IS DOING A GREAT JOB. Ben is very good and funny. Inez is amazing, hard working and always smiling. Elroy and the gentleman i can't pronounce his name are very professional, hard workin and friendly maintenance. John is also maintenance and also works hard. Every time Ive had a maintenance issue (which is rare) its taken care of ASAP. Its very quiet, great location. I highly recommend these apts.

If it’s during the summer, your AC has a good chance of going out and they don’t spend the $$$$$ they make on maintenance. All year long you’ll see roaches. There is a large feral cat colony nearby but despite that there are rats and you’ll probably hear them in your vents. The unit is decades old, and looks its age. Every so often they will paint over the cracks in the walls and do their best to hide the shoddy infrastructure of the HVAC Systems.

I told them my AC was failing two months ago and it’s the dead of summer and it’s the same temperature outside as it is inside (90 degrees).

The apartments are beautiful if you like a vintage feel. However, watch out if you plan to rent in an enclosed building. The cigarette smell will not go away because it comes through the vents from the other apartments. My clothes reeked all the time and it was so annoying. Maintenance is a drag. It took months for them to fix our toilet and running faucet meanwhile racking up a high water bill for everyone in the building. Woman in the office catches an attitude with you when you try to ask... simple questions or check the status of your requests that they never seem to get to. It is a great area for cheap price, but the little things start to add up the longer you are there. Honestly, spend a little more for a place that can give better service. Read More