Saratoga Crossing Apartment Homes

Nice and quiet place to live
Great staff management

It's clean, which is good since my last place was kinda dirty. And the cost is pretty low for the two room and bathrooms.

I've been here for three years, and I had not had a single issue beyond a few minor inconveniences here and there. It's been great.

PROS:
The property is very clean, and well-maintained with a modern/contemporary look, and comprised of VERY spacious apartments with everything you'd need; washer/dryer hookups, double sink with a hose, etc.

Management frequently has community events like raffles, giveaways, etc., and they used to have parties and gatherings before COVID, and they are very... communicative and transparent with tenants by way of texts, etc.

From move-in, the staff has been very open and welcoming, and extremely attentive, and the maintenance guys have been fantastic; taking care of any issue quickly, neatly, and efficiently.

There has been almost NO NOISE. This is, hands down, the quietest place I've ever lived at. The only place I've been that's been quieter has been my cousins house in Bluffton (a farming community about two hours away). I've never had the need to file noise complaints, or involve law enforcement, and have only had to say anything to my neighbors maybe twice over the span of three years. It... is... the best.

CONS:
Valet trash service; they started it last year, and I never use it, but I still have to pay for it. More of a personal annoyance, really, but worth noting.

My only real complaint about the property is the parking. There is no guest/visitor parking that I've been made aware of in my three plus years here, and this can be problematic on weekends, especially if you work nights and/or weekends (I do). Mostly everyone living there works the usual 9 to 5 from Monday - Friday, and when I come home from work around 1 AM-ish on a Friday/Saturday night, I sometimes have to park on the other side of the pool behind the leasing office or in front of another building.

IN CLOSING
Overall, the pros far outweigh the cons, here. It's quiet, it's close to the main road, which makes it easy to get to, and it's right across the street from a police station. There's also a Wal-Mart grocery store, a CVS, and everything else you'd need within walking distance, which is an added bonus.

It's great... you should definitely move here. Read More

Please DO NOT MOVE IN. The office staff are a nightmare to deal with. They lure you in with false hope that you'll be taken care of and that you're going to LOVE living here, but you won't. The staff is rude, condescending, and obnoxious. They gave me a "get out of jail free card" to be able to pay a month of rent late without late fees, they wrote my apartment number down wrong on the card and my move in date and then told me I couldn't use it because THEY MESSED IT UP. Parking is absolutely... horrendous. There is almost always NO PARKING SPOTS available and the ones that are, are a hike away from your apartment. There is more than likely a TON of stuff wrong with the apartment they're going to place you in. Weve had to have maintenance out to the apartment A LOT and weve only been here a couple months!! Not to mention that the pool is small, dirty and nasty. The best part of living here is that when the maintenance people come out, they're nice and friendly.. so if the only thing you care about is nice maintenance guys then this is the place for you!! Otherwise, move in somewhere cheaper with a friendlier environment. Read More

The apartments were nice but overpriced. If you want so called upgrades such as a tile black splash, stainless steel appliances, or the fake hardwood floors it comes at a cost. The floors are an extra $40 a month and the black splash in the kitchen is an extra $20 a month. After figuring out that having the upgraded floors would cost $480 for a year having carpet and linoleum doesn't seem so bad. Its astounding they push those costs off to the tenants. Why not just have a basic and an upgraded... model? Also, they require a $100,000 insurance policy be taken out and Saratoga listed as the beneficiary. I have lived in several mid-upscale apartments and while renters insurance is one thing I have never heard of this before. This place must make the property owners quite a bit of profit. Read More