Apartment Complex Near Greenville (for rent, buying a home, neighborhood)

[wally13]

We will be visiting Greenville mid July to look at apartment complexes. Prerequisites would be acceptance of large breed dogs (we have a 2 y/o Old English Sheepdog 94#'s), 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms, and would like to stay under $1000/mo. Would also prefer an area with a 'bark park' or walking trails as the dog needs alot of exercise. Would prefer to not be much farther out than 15 miles from downtown Greenville as we have enjoyed the downtown immensely on our past 2 visits. We have finally made the decision to move to Greenville from IL. We are in are early 50's and this would be temporary living subject to building or buying a home. We would rather get to know the various areas first before purchasing. Any suggestions??? Also does anyone know if the Greenville Harley-Davidson shop stores motorcycles as we have 2 we would possibly need to store depending on parking at the complex.
Thank you!

[roadpony]

We lived at Thornblade Park Apts for 8 months when we moved here last year. No dog park on site, but a nice walking trail. The complex accepts all size dogs. One of my neighbors had an Old English Sheepdog. We highly recommend Thornblade Park. It's near Michelin offices and the intersection of Pelham Rd and I-85. Very convenient to shopping, restaurants, and all the necessities, and an easy drive to downtown Greenville. Oh, and it has garages for rent too. Our 2 BR/2 Bath plus garage was under $1,000.

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[wally13]

I take it by lack of replies there are no apartment complexes worth living in in Greenville?

[myrc60]

Originally Posted by wally13

I take it by lack of replies there are no apartment complexes worth living in in Greenville?

I wouldn't say that exactly but I live in a house and I don't know anything about this. Give it time others will come along to help you.

[NoodlesKnowles]

sorry, I don't know much about apartment complexes,I know there is alot around here but I only ever rent stand alone homes, I hate apartments, somehing about someone you don't really know being on the other side of the wall from you, anyway, here are some links:

Apartment Finder
Apartment Guide
ForRent

Hope these help a little, I just didn't want you to think nobody was reading your post