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I know this question has been asked many times. However, I have questions about specific properties. I will be moving to Greensboro on 5/18 with my fiance and our two small dogs. I have visited and seen 2 apartment complexes. Neither were what I was looking for. I have looked in an Apartment Finder and found more apartments that I may be interested in. They are Battleground Oaks, Deerwood Meadows, The Hedges, Brassfiled Park, Grand Summit and Woodland Park. Does anyone know anything about these properties? Had experiences? I am looking for somewhere where crime is low and amenities are nearby. Thank you!
Thanks for the reply! I have looked at that website and it has given me a good indication of the reputation of the apartments. However, I know that people will usually only write something if they have had a negative experience. I am just wondering if anyone personally knew about these apartments.
If you are looking for a more urban location where the crime is low try CityView in downtown Greensboro. I live here and its wonderful....the buildings are gated BTW. Luxury apartments with affordable rent. There are rumors that a restaurant and a small grocery story will be a part of the CityView Apartment complex. An upscale wine cafe is less than a block away and they usually have live jazz music in there Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
When we first moved down here we lived in the Camden Glen....on W. Market Street...I liked it a lot....good luck
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