Legend Park Apartments

Update: still couldn’t not be more excited to get out of this shithole. Property managers continue to laugh in my face over the cigarette smoke smell in my apartment… the smell should not be coming through my vents. My clothes shouldn’t smell like smoke. I shouldn’t have to sleep with all the windows open and a fan blowing when it’s 20 degrees out because the smoke smell is so bad. I can’t turn on the heat cause it just blows out cigarette smoke. Apparently they don’t understand that this is a HEALTH concern. And that’s because one of the property managers, Leslie, is a smoker herself. Hey, it’s great that you smokers want to slowly kill yourselves and smell bad all the time, but that does not mean that everyone else around you does too. Her admitting to me that she smokes herself showed me why nothing has been done to solve this problem; because to her it is no big deal. I could not be more serious when I say please stay away and don’t waste your time with this joke of a place and the terrible employees. You’d think the owner of this place would be more mindful of who they’re hiring… not so much.

I’ve told the main office about the «key» that they provided to me that it only works on the back door! Never does it want to open at the main entrance of the building! I’m sick and tired of having to be at the office there other than paying my rent… Either they fix it or I will have to be dumping my garbage in the back lot here because that’s my only way in to the building. This is unreal and pathetic.

The worst place to live in. Horrible horrible service all they care about is getting their rent. My room and bathroom are both leaking they can careless, seriously I would never ever recommend this place to anyone. Not even my worst enemies. Manage my office sucks big time

I’ve lived here for just under a year. My experience so far has been 50% decent and 50% very poor. They have obviously been actively trying to make the grounds a little better. But they overcharge for the quality of the individual apartments. When the weather got warmer I got many ants swarming through the kitchen. They didn’t go away after two visits from the exterminator. They only did after I put down ant traps, vacuumed them up at every opportunity, threw away most of the food in the cupboards, and wiped down the kitchen surfaces every day. The maintenance crew doesn’t fix anything well in the apartment and treats me like «an ignorant woman» whenever I ask them to re-​fix something. They DO do an excellent job of removing snow and of being polite outside while they take care of the grounds. The building also has ash trays attached to the walls right next to the door of every entrance. This keeps large groups of smokers crowded around the door at all times. The laundry rooms are in the basement but the ever-​presence of cameras and bright lighting keeps most concerns at bay. There is a nice pond at the rear of the property, a playground, some old tennis courts, a wally-​ball/​squash court, an outdoor pool, and a tiny exercise room at the clubhouse. Despite my apartment being a little small, storage being a constant concern, a do really like the layout and look forward to using my deck sometime. I just have to wait for a warm day that the smokers aren’t out…

7 months in and welcome to weed smoking, dogs barking, dogs pooping in the hallway, bags of garbage in the hallway from neighbors, neighbor beside snoring loud to keep us up at night, broken dryers in laundry room, giving us 12 hours notice to move our car in the front parking lot to push snow or it would be towed at owners expense, plowing snow rarely and horribly trapping cars in 5 ft of snow, not salting or plowing sidewalks, dog waste trash cans never having doggie bags and always overflowing every. Single. Week. What’s the extra 25 $ per dog going towards anyways? Heating and a/​c are free but they switch with no control so during half the year your apartment is burning up for a month and freezing for another month. Also smells like garlic.

Lived here for a year. Started out great. Susan the one property manager was great. After they let her go everything went downhill. The landscape, or lack there of, is not appealing at all. The parking spaces are muddy and the parking lot has a lot of dips and is very bumpy. Then when we moved out, leaving the apartment looking as good as when we moved in, they had the audacity to charge us a $ 30 fee to clean the oven. Are you kidding me!!! We checked everything when we left and the oven had normal use. Nothing that needed a $ 30 charge to clean. The cleaner to clean an oven doesn’t even cost that much. Happy to be out of there.

I honestly have not lived here nor spent much time here. My review is of my experience looking at the apartments and my interaction with a leasing agent at the facility.
The apartment’s management indicated on multiple apartment websites that they are cat and dog friendly, with no restrictions. When I requested a tour, I commented that we have a lab/​border collie mix that weighs about 50lbs and did not hear anything stating that this would be a problem. So, my husband and I drove an hour out to this location in order to meet with a leasing agent to take a look around and perhaps sign up.
The grounds looked nice and well-​kept and the exterior of the leasing office was nice and new looking. The interior was a bit dated, with ripped linen on the furniture and dusty plants. Regardless, a lady entered the building, asking if she could help us (this was about 15 minutes after we had been sitting there waiting for someone to show up). She looked at me and said «oh, you’re the pregnant one, right?» Luckily I was, but if I hadn’t been? YIKES. So we sit down with her for about five minutes going over their availability and amenities, then she says «you don’t have a dog, right?» Well of course we do, as we indicated in our message prior to our meeting. We explained this and she sat there, shaking her head. She pulled out a piece of paper that stated dogs cannot be over 45lbs and since ours was 50lbs, she would not be allowed. I get that apartments have weight restrictions for their animals and this isn’t what bothered me. It was the fact that 1) their information on the websites never stated any restrictions 2) we had told the agents that we had a 50lb dog and 3) she kept saying that it was my fault that this situation is now awkward and ridiculous.
I have no idea what the apartments actually look like, but I do know that this particular leasing agent was awkward, not so friendly and ridiculous in that she blamed me for the lack of communication on their part. I am glad it didn’t work out, since me and my husband no longer felt comfortable after the initial interaction even before the dog comment. There was another leasing agent there that seemed to be much friendlier, so if you are planning on visiting, hopefully you will get her.
AND REMEMBER– Dogs must be 45lbs or less and they do have breed restrictions, although our dog was fine in that area.

I lived at Legend Park for 2 yrs and recently moved out. Honestly, I didnt have a ton of issues while I lived there aside from the walls being paper thin. You can hear everything: guy who plays guitar, woman who sings horribly and woman who is a sex maniac. The thing that is the root of my bad review is the way they rip you off when you leave. They allow you to paint your apartment with the caveat being you have to «prime» it when you leave. One of the women, Susan, told me this when I moved in. She stated they are going to paint it anyway when I leave so just prime it before I move. Before I painted, I asked AGAIN to a different woman in the leasing office and got the same answer, yes its fine just prime it when I move out. So, move out weekend my mom and I spend the whole weekend cleaning and priming the walls. I go to turn in my keys and all of the sudden the policy seems to have changed! I tell them heres my keys and pool pass and I primed the walls like you asked. The response I get: «Oh, well did you make sure you cant see any color? Because if we see any color whatsoever you will be charged» Are you f-​ing kidding me??? News flash lady-​PRIMER IS NOT MEANT TO COVER THE COLOR 100%. There is no way you can cover the color completely with primer and if you wanted all the color gone you should have told me that. Of course, there was nothing I was going to do about it at that point because we had already used up all the primer we had purchased and werent about to go and repaint it. Long story short, I get a bill for $ 140 for a carpet cleaning, cleaning of the refrigerator (which was broken and they had to replace anyway…) and painting of the walls. they also claim that if the bill isnt paid asap they report you to a collection agency. So basically, I wasted my money and time doing something that did me no good. Steer clear of this place andthe leasing offices stank attitude. Not worth it.