Legacy Village Apartment Homes

Management is nonexistent. Constant emails after 5pm telling you that there is schedule maintenance the next day that can happen at anytime. You will come home multiple times to someone being in your apartment without your consent. Usually closed a couple days a month just to catch up on work. Impossible to get ahold of and communicate with anyone.

I lived in Legacy Village apartments for about 3 years. I am moving out and glad I am doing so. The appliances are cheap and break often. You're going to constantly have to call maintenance so you'll have people coming in and out of your apartment often. Management blows up your e-mail with annoying spam. Their primary objective is profit maximization rather than delivering a quality residential experience. They strategize to get the most out of you by subtly embedding slick clauses into the... lease agreement.

The washing machine shakes uncontrollably sometimes. It sounds like stomping and if you live on the 2nd or 3rd floor it sounds like someone is jumping up and down. The dishwasher leaks all over the kitchen. My kitchen sink leaked so bad everything got molded and destroyed underneath it. The cabinet rotted and the wood fell off. They had to redo the entire cabinet but didn't fix it. They had to come back multiple times. Turns out they didn't install the sink correctly. There was supposed to be a ring under the kitchen drain strainer that they never installed so whenever I would fill my sink and plug it, all the water would leak down into the cabinet below. There is a spigot above your bathtub that drips cold musky water when you have your heat or air conditioner unit on.

There are air pressure imbalances in the apartment and are noticeable when you have your air conditioner unit on and your door closed but not locked. This leads to the bedroom door to open and close by itself. The doors do not have very good knobs on them. You have to lock the door because if you leave it unlocked the pressure imbalance will open the door and then slam it shut. It's spooky and annoying especially at night when you're trying to sleep and the door is opening and closing on its own.

Be diligent with your lease agreement! It contains several hidden charges. A significant clause that caught me off-guard was the requirement to notify management 60 days in advance of the lease's natural expiration if you plan not to renew it. Failure to do so results in a penalty, even if you vacate the premises on the expiration day. This oversight led me to a predicament where I was compelled to either pay a $1100 re-letting fee or submit a 60-day notice and bear the cost of an additional month despite not residing in the apartment. This typical revenue generation tactic shows no leniency, and management remains focused on making money. Read More

I have lived here a long time and it used to be nice. There is a major rat infestation. They are inside the walls of the complex and the complex does nothing about it. I have complained numerous times and sent audio recordings to the office multiple times.

Do NOT sign a lease here.

Like living in a sewer. I live near a garage that has putrid smelling dumpsters. Seems they haven’t been given even a rinse in many years. Smell is fowl. Front office staff took my complaint and nothing was acted on. There are rats everywhere in these dumpsters and the apartment will do nothing about it.

Can we talk about trash? There are 2 trash rooms on each floor. You can open any trash room door only to be greeted by a massive pile of trash in FRONT of the trash chute door. Bugs and rodents have taken up residence here for this reason. THEY HAVE ELEVATORS!!! The elevator might work one may two days a week at best. Be prepared to use the stairs. Other things to note: they stopped cleaning the buildings in the middle of a Pandemic. They went from 9 maintenance people to 3 for the... whole complex. (good luck getting any repairs!) Loud neighbors. Vomit...in the hallways, outside the entrance gates, in the parking garage. Dog waste. Terrible leasing staff. Do yourself a favor, and keep looking. Read More