Shadow Hills at Lone Mountain

"I love the office Staff. Maintenance is awesome!! They are quick and fix everything. They replaced are A/C unit in the middle of the hot summer and tried as quickly as they could to get the job done."

"Management at this location doesn't understand the word luxury or it's meaning. Dirty pools is not luxury Waiting over 2 months for broken toilet replacement is not luxury Laminated wood floors that keep popping up and are in constant need of attention is not luxury Garage doors that doesn't consistently close is not luxury Having your security gate open for over a month is not luxury.. or secure for that matter Installing a gate system that makes it cumbersome to enter your own complex or risk damaging your super/exotic car despite being told about it... is not luxury... Telling your tenant to go BUY HIS OWN GATE remote... is not luxury. This place is not worth the amount they are charging. Ownership company won't address this with me. I'm a millenial that doesn't want to own a house. Apartment living is by choice for me.. and I'm regretting the choice of this location.. granted.. I did this blind from the East Coast.. When the lease is up.. I don't see myself staying at this complex or dealing with this management company. I've only been here for a little more than three months... and now I'm shopping. IN RESPONSE TO THE RESPONSE: You are providing key fobs to scan in the gate as opposed to a remote... in what world does 1) that make sense 2) equates to added luxury. It's not LUXURY to have to get out of your car because it's difficult for you to hit the fob to open the gate.. as opposed to hitting a button on your remote so you don't have to drive up to some box, open your window and scan the fob. Take the word luxury out of description. Don't mention 5 star amenities when you don't provide that."

"This is a wonderful luxury apartment community. The manager Jose made sure that my move in 2015 from Oregon was smooth and easy. I started out in a two bedroom second floor apartment that met all of my expectations. The apartment was spacious and each bedroom had large walk-in closets. The kitchen was filled with ample cabinet space to accommodate all of my kitchen gadgets. The balcony patio yielded a wonderful view of the picturesque sunsets and mountains to the west. In 2017 I moved to a three bedroom first floor apartment in a building near the rear of the community just next to the wall separating the apartments from the 215 freeway. The noise level was not unbearable and there was no view to be appreciated but the ease of apartment access being on the first floor and the increased availability of parking was of comfort. The bedrooms and kitchen were much smaller than that of the two bedroom apartment. Only the master bedroom had a walk-in closet. The kitchen had fewer cabinets making it impossible to store all of my small appliances so downsizing was necessary. In 2019 I moved to a one bedroom apartment designed for a disabled adult. The sinks were without under cabinets to allow for wheelchair access and the very large bathroom had grab bars along the commode and bath tub. It would have been preferable to have a shower with built in seating as it was extremely difficult to lift oneself into and out of the bath tub. In 2020 I moved out of Shadow Hills Apartments due to medical reasons. In summary, I found the two bedroom apartment to be the best value and layout. The ceiling of the second floor apartment is high and there is no upstairs noise as all the buildings are only two stories. The community itself is welcoming. The management provides monthly food events and holiday celebrations for the entire family. The pool and jacuzzi are regular gathering spots for groups. The fitness rooms are well maintained. This apartment complex is one of the few in Vegas that has large grassy areas and is dog friendly. The location is ideal as there is easy access to the 215 freeway. There is a Metro Police Station a few blocks to the east on West Cheyenne Avenue and it harbors the police academy. Many cadets rent apartments at Shadow Hills. The large park next to to the station has playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, skateboard area, and three dog parks. There are numerous places to barbecue. Many of the friendships established here continue today. So give this place serious consideration when searching for your next place to call home."

"I moved into Shadow Hills at Lone Mountain in June of 2018. I looked at several apartments before making my final decision and Shadow Hills stood out to be the absolute best! Shadow Hills was my very first apartment when I moved out of my parents house. As soon as I toured the property and met the office staff, I knew it was it. Bianca was the staff member that showed me around and assisted me through the whole process. Throughout my residency, I met Jose who became the Property Manager, and he is awesome! The community and area is very quiet and secluded - which I loved. I have been a resident there for just over two years and I recently did move out to live with my girlfriend so we can save and buy a house. I honestly can say that I miss Shadow Hills and the community. They treated me so well and the move out process was very simple. If you're looking for a quiet, safe, and nice community to live in, then I 100% recommend Shadow Hills at Lone Mountain."

"LOL Shadow Hills Apartments are not "luxury" apartments at all. They could be nice -- the buildings are freshly painted and the landscaping is clean. Inside the apartments is another story. The real problem is the management. They are literally slum lords. When I moved in, the refrigerator would not get below 50 degrees. The gas co. would not turn on the gas because the 20 year old stove was that bad. The dishwasher nozzles were clogged with melted plastic. The manager, Tabitha, got mad at me for complaining. Scott, the maintenance supervisor, was in my apartment a dozen times and every time he acted like I was doing something wrong. I do NOT recommend Shadow Hills at Lone Mountain Apartments. Nope."