The Village At Mission Farms

The Village offered me something unusual in apartment communities, a true sense of «community». From the design of the complex wrapped around a central courtyard with grills, televisions, and a fire place, to the fact that all of the units are part of one connected building, the designers came up with a true «village» atmosphere. The residences are well appointed, and there are plenty of covered parking spaces available. The maintenance team has been very responsive.
The staff seems to enjoy interacting with residents and plans at least monthly (actually more often) get togethers by the pool or in the club house or in the pavilion with everyone’s dogs welcome there. Speaking of dogs, this place is very pet friendly. There are areas for the dogs to walk with baggies and waste containers well kept.
Some of the visitor parking could be improved. There are not many spaces available. However, I have never had someone come and not find a spot. They just may have had to make a short walk.
There is a Pizza restaurant in the complex and Mission farms is just across Mission Road. Access from Roe is easy, and getting to 119^th and Roe is a short drive down the parkway.

Look elsewhere.
This complex is overpriced and the management is unreliable and downright snooty. When problems arise, I am given different information from different staff members; no one seems to know what’s going on and getting a straight, honest answer is difficult. The walls are thin, so noise levels can be high, both from upstairs and downstairs neighbors, and from people walking through the halls. The amenities are not worth the high price of the apartments.
Overall, I’m extremely disappointed and would not recommend this complex.

It is overpriced. I moved in and it was super new and no one had previously been stinking the place up.
I was one of the first people here and it was nice… then it filled up. Ick.
So if you get an apartment facing 435 there is a lot of dust all over your stuff all the time. Sleeping in is impossible because traffic is really loud. You don’t notice it when you are first looking at the apartment because it isn’t rush hour then.
Then you have the pizza place. Sounds awesome… but consider that this place needs to dump their trash and food and that brings flies… so you now you have dust and flies and noise.
For the price of the place, one parking spot should be included. Especially since the parking lot has a lot of spots that are reserved for shop patrons and are tow away zones at night. Costs 100 bucks per month to use their parking structure where people drive and park like crazy people. no courtesy. very dangerous.
No storage is included. gotta pay for that too.
The office people used to be super snooty. The worst one doesn’t work there anymore though. She was down right rude (Jessica, I think). They do respond to emails quickly and address concerns. Jill and Marnie are sweet.
There are loud people in the parking lot at late hours too.
I’m lucky that both of my side neighbors are always gone. However, my upstairs neighbors run their vacuum at late hours and walk around in really loud shoes. So, yeah you can hear a lot.
Snow removal is great. they are really good at clearing our little area. the key fob is good In theory but the garage door is open like 30% of the time.
I just wanted a place that wasn’t wall to wall carpet. I got it, but apartments (probably all apartments) suck.

I am absolutely in love with living at the Village at Mission Farms. I have been a resident for 2.5 years. The office and maintenance staff are great to work with. The amenities are amazing: nice pool, sauna, tanning bed, top of the line fitness center, and a FREE car service to popular areas in Kansas City. Sometimes I feel as though I live in a hotel because it is so nice. There are a plethora of restaurants within walking distance. There is also a running/​bike trail right outside the complex. The apartments are a great size with brand new, stainless steel appliances, hard wood floors, and granite counter tops. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with living at Mission Farms, and would recommend it to anyone.

Very disappointed with these apartments. The office staff find every excuse not to fix things, make up arbitrary rules and don’t enforce the ones in the lease. No weekend office hours so you have to take time off work to deal w any issues. Creepy men at the pool who leer at women.

This place is horrible! I lives when it first opened! Management terrible wanna be stuck up old hags who hate their lives. Yes old people at the pool chugging beer in a dirty pool. Oh maintenance, I should mention this too. A swastica was craved in my kitchen draw when I first moved there. Contacted police. The place is so terrible they would not replace my kitchen draw. Said we are waiting for one from china! Lol this place is a freaking joke! All you hear is the highway all day long. Parking garage you think is convenient. No it takes 5 minutes to get up and down and some guy cussed me when I couldn’t find my key fob resulted in major confrontation !! Staff Is the nightmare on 105^th st.