Regency Place

I’ve lived in these apartments for 6 months. They are great apartments really nice compared to Avalon Oaks in Wilmington where I previously lived (more updated). I like the layout of my apartment the only thing I didn’t like was no dining area. I would gladly give up the second bathroom for that, but other then that it is extremely nice. I have only had one problem with neighbors upstairs being too loud, but my husband went up stairs and asked them to be a bit more quiet and they did and I haven’t heard any noise since then. Three things I can’t stand about these apartments are the PARKING! There is never any parking! I literally have to park about two buildings away from mine sometimes. And the other is visitor parking it is on the other side of the complex so if I want to have a visitor I have to ask them to park all the way on the other side of the complex and walk over, which if it was a nice day wouldn’t be so bad but lets get real its New England. Last the guy that works up front is pretty useless whatever you do ask the lady that works there. When we moved in he gave us all the wrong info, we asked him to set up our buzzer (it goes to your phone) and even though I gave them my house number they set it up to my husbands cell phone. He’s not a bad person I just don’t think he knows what he’s doing on somethings.
But its a great apartment! No problems there!

Lived here for a year. Pretty typical of what you would expect from a commercially owned complex. There is nothing «luxury» about it, except that it is fairly new. Around here new = luxury! If it weren’t so expensive I would have continued living there.
Pros:
+Takes 5 min to get to the commuter rail
+5 min to the Boston Sports Club at Woburn
+Responsive management
+I loved my deck
Cons:
–Wayyyy too expensive for living so far away from Boston
–There is a factory behind it that works 24×7. Makes you feel like you are living in some industrial zone
–760+ sq feet but bad utilization of space. I had a huge bathroom and tiny bedroom.
–Parking spots too tiny. In the winter it was sometimes hard to find parking because many cars would use 2 spots.

This place is horrible. The apartments are insanely noisy as there is no insulation in the walls and you can hear your neighbors whispering let alone walking around… or any other sounds. Another major issue is that the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms go off randomly and there is nobody on site to help, you have to call 911 after hours and get the Fire Dept to help. unbelievable! The staff are pretty useless, full of bad info, and generally unhelpful. Go elsewhere and you’ll be much happier… don’t make the same mistake I did!

I just moved out of Regency after 13-​months. I definitely thought it was A-​OK as the three star rating suggests. It’s apartment living and I actually thought things were quite decent. I’m sure there are things that could be better (ie trash pick up — some days the containers and the recycling was overloaded and thus people threw things in the fenced in area). The management staff is very nice and were always helpful to me.
I wasn’t particularly fond of the floor plan/​layout and missed having an actual dining area, but it’s my fault for not looking carefully at the floor plan and realizing that was important before I moved in.