Santal Thousand Oaks

"I could not have imagined a better experience touring and applying for my apartment at Santal. Emma is the kindest, sweetest human and was supportive through the entire process. Santal is absolutely one of a kind and seeing it in person is even more beautiful than the photos. It was the easiest decision to apply before I even left my tour. Thank you!"

"Emma will host your tour, and guide you ever step of the way! She is a rockstar. The property is amazing and she does an excellent job showing it off!"

"Santal is fantastic, and a special mention to everyone in the administrative staff; from the handymen to the leasing office. Absolutely stellar service, professional and competent. Specially to Emma and Annie, who were extremely patient, supporting and helpful during some intense changes in my life. I loved living here, and would happily stay here for a long time - moved out because I needed more space. Such a shame Santal doesn't have 3 bedroom apartments! Really broke my heart to leave. Thanks again to everyone, and I wish this amazing community continued success and the best of luck."

"The move-in process for this apartment went very smoothly with the help of the leasing staff. I moved from Kansas City and was able to secure my apartment remotely about 2-3 weeks before my move in date. Melissa, who was the leasing professional helping me with my move, was kind enough to send video tours of my apartment before I signed the lease to ensure it met my standards. The apartment has all the essentials from a fridge and an electric stove to laundry and an AC/heating system. The location itself is beautifully decorated with views of the mountains in the distance. The amenities are plentiful, with gym space, a pool, lounge, and office/study space, and are well kept and clean. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my stay at Santal."

"Emma was so knowledgeable, fun and fantastic!! The apartments were great, it’s very resort style living! Automatic shades with the push of a button. I only wish the bedrooms were bigger."