Fountains In the Green

Been here 6 years and love it. Every employee, maintenance or management is friendly and helpful. The only downside is my rent keeps going up. Great for singles or small families. They are even very dog friendly.

The best place I have ever lived. Utilities are included in Rent. I keep my apartment very cool I am not from AZ and most months I don’t have any out of pockets costs for AC (a rare thing in Phoenix). The office staff are great. The complex is gated and truly locked down the car gate to the parking lot not censored therefore if a car or person tries to run through it will close on you (truly gated community). The only downfall is the CATS there are cats every where. The residence leave food and water for stray cats. I swim daily and there are at least 3 hanging out by the pool. Sometimes there’s just a horrible smell of cat urine. The city comes monthly and vaccinates the cats (according to a neighbor) I have nothing against cats I just didn’t know I was moving a cat safe haven. The shade makes it very cool to walk around safe for kids to be outside. While this is a kid friendly complex I rarely see them. Everyone is friendly and kind. There is a FREE washer and dryer for washing bulky items. All the units have a washer and dryer as well. The office does not allow credit card payments for rent. Money Orders and Checks ONLY.

I’ve been living here for a little under a year and every experience I’ve had has been amazing. All of the office staff are very friendly. Augusta and Connie who I’ve interacted with many times have been nothing but helpful. The maintenance team bends over backwards to fix every problem we’ve had big or small. (Randy, James, and John THANK YOU!) The pool is 24 hrs as long as you are being respectful. The 24hour security makes me feel safe no matter what time I’m getting home from work. The ground floor apartments have nice big backyards, and the upstairs ones have spacious patios. The utilities are included, and our rent hasn’t been raised once… (Not sure what another poster was talking about.) The Mosquitos are the only downfall to this place, but as long as you take appropriate measures they aren’t too bad. There are a bunch of friendly outside cats, because they have a catch and release program. Which is pretty cool in my opinion. After your lease is up, they’ll let you go month to month which is cool. Also if you gain or loose a roommate, you can transfer to another apartment for a small fee. There’s always a wait list for this complex, and there’s definitely a reason why!

UPDATE: 3÷28÷2015
This place has increased my rent every 6 months for the last 2 years. They have a lousy (old) electrical system & every summer, when APS comes out to restore the electricity… the rent goes up. The bad storm we had in Sept of 2014 knocked some trees down and in some cases, they fell on tenants cars… a few weeks later (Nov 1, 2014), the rent went up. Several tenants moved out (I should have). 2 weeks ago, they coated the roof for leaks… my rent goes up (again) on May 1, 2015. There seems to be a pattern here.
Electrical outlets spark when I plug something in. Strange intermittent «zapping» sounds can be heard coming from the walls. Patio door and screen have had broken rollers since I moved in here. When I mentioned it to the manager (Connie), her reply was «None of the doors close properly». Smoke alarms go off when I use the oven. Maintenance has been here several times to relocate them but they still go off (I don’t smoke). One maintenance guy went so far as to remove them to solve the problem (not a good idea).
Save yourself the misery and rent somewhere else or do your research and if you decide to move ion, bring plenty of mosquito repellant and bottled water (yes, we have water shut downs several times a year too.

I have lived here for many years and absolutely love it. Gated community with overnight security. Lots of trees in a quiet neighborhood. Repairs are handled quickly!

Despite the lovely scenery and nice walks there’s a lot more hidden poop in his apartment than hidden gems. Lived here for a year in 2012. Had a nice appt in the back of the courtyard. The place was clean and everything was nice but the air-​conditioning would freeze over every other few weeks during the summertime and the garbage disposal smelled so bad when we moved it smell like a dead body was under the sink. Some crazy lady that lived across the courtyard from me would call in noise complaints every time I would have 1 to 2 guests over. My tires got slashed in my parking spot. and I’m pretty sure it was her. when I talked to the front office about it they said they couldn’t do anything about it, and it was my fault. We also got complaints about feeding the feral cats which I never did anything of the sort, even got a eviction warning if «I kept up my behavior“never fed a feral cat to this day… I’m sure it was probably my neighbor who was calling in the complaints. Never did anything wrong to this woman. And if the smell of cat piss all summer long doesn’t bother you then your neighbors probably will. The security guard Boris was usually around on his bicycle to respond to calls from the front office or complaints but never there when any property is being stolen or destroyed. The only reason I wrote two stars for this place was because of the scenic greenery and being back home. Don’t waste your time.

I’m so happy to have my grandson and my son and daughter in law living here. We all love the shaded property which is so hard to find in the desert valley of Phoenix. The staff is very friendly and attentive to detail. Thanks for being an oasis in the driest state we have ever lived in!

It’s weird. I’m experiencing something I never have before. Towards the end of my work day I start thinking about going home. I’m not thinking about leaving work, rather actually going HOME. Fountains in the Green, I think I love you. At the very least I want to make out with you.
Hidden under a wild mass of green lies a unique apartment complex. The place is not new, what some might call ‘historic.’ The apartments are solid as hell. Not once have I been able to hear my neighbors through he walls.
The Good:
–A wide variety of floor plans
–The apartments are huge
–Office/​maintenence staff rock
–Gigantic freaking courtyards for ground level units. Really, really big
–Utilities included (and basic cable). This saves a nice fat chunk of change during the summer
–The surrounding neighborhood is actually quite nice. It’s relaxing to take the dog on a long walk through through.
–Did I mention a big ass courtyard?
The Not-​so-​Good:
–Due to the lush landscaping there are a fair number of roaches. Now, they spray and do a great job of it, but expect to pick at least a few dead roaches up each week. I have yet to find a live bug inside.
–Parking for residents is kind of tight, and big trucks seem to be strategically placed to make getting around corners difficult (I’m looking at you silver Titan!)
–If you’re visiting a resident you park on the street. You can request a spot inside the grounds on an as needed basis.
The Bad:
–There is an evil ass striped cat that wears a pink collar. Don’t be fooled by the collar, this cat is crazed and dogicidal. I’ve had this tabby terror stalk my enthusiastically stupid dog on more than one occasion. I’m a dog person, so I hate you, pink collared cat.
So yes, every day when I walk into my large apartment, a sense of peace comes over me. I’m home and I’m happy

I have lived here for almost 2 years and the apartment complex is wonderful. The front office is kind and will work with you on any financial problems. The foliage is great and it does not seem we are in Phoenix but out in the midwest or back East. The only negative things is there are so many stray cats and their waste and urine are everywhere and it does not seem that the owner takes this disgusting problem seriously. I love this apartment complex, I use to love cats although this complex has turned me into a dog lover.