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Lofts at the Mills
91 Elm Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040
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About the Lofts at the Mills
The Lofts at the Mills is a stunning apartment home community located in a charming converted mill building in Manchester, Connecticut. With studio, one, two, and three bedroom floor plans available, each apartment features unique design elements such as soaring ceilings, exposed beams, and brick walls. Residents can enjoy amenities such as an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, and newly remodeled clubhouse. Convenient features like a Wi-Fi lounge, package lockers, and furnished units make living here a breeze. Close to shopping, dining, entertainment, schools, and major highways, the Lofts at the Mills is the perfect place to call home in Manchester. Book a tour today and see why we are the best apartment community in town.
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91 Elm St, Manchester, CT 06040, United States
Opening hours of Lofts at the Mills
Monday:
09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday:
09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday:
09:00 - 18:00
Thursday:
09:00 - 18:00
Friday:
09:00 - 18:00
Saturday:
10:00 - 17:00
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Lofts at the Mills
"Unfriendly staff, outdated apartments, small kitchen, very much not worth the going rent. Clock Tower is the much better Mill building in the area!"
"I wish there were more positives of living here but unfortunately, there are not. Save your time, money, and sanity and don’t move here. We toured a unit that we were told would be near identical to the unit they were renting us and we found out this was absolutely not the case after getting the keys at the very end of September. The leasing agent just shrugged it off and we were passed along to the property manager. We were offered a new unit that stunk of animal pee and were told that they just had to replace the carpet, but honestly, that smell never goes away and we ended up staying in the unit (were they going to pay for our movers that cost more than you can imagine because of how inaccessible this building is?). My partner and I both work from home and we can hear every slam of the neighbors toilet seat, cabinets and doors, and the way he screams all. night. long. while gaming on one side and the domestic disputes and what sounds like animal abuse on the other. The laundry went up in price right after we moved in - we had opted for shared laundry to reduce the absurd rent costs just for this to happen and one of our first loads here was burnt up and destroyed when we put the dryer on medium heat (but don’t worry, there’s already a request in and you cannot submit another). After about a week or two of coming to terms with all this, we found an incessant ant problem in the kitchen, and were added to the list for the exterminator (which we were told there were no known pest problems on our tour…) and they were not able to do anything because of our pets. The problem has gotten worse in the last month of living here to the point where the ants have infested our reptile tanks, one of which is planted and self sustaining, and the office refuses to return any of our calls. Not to mention, their pet screening system violates many ADA protections and I had to have my doctor violate my right to privacy to have my ESA approved. At this point, the only thing that could possibly rectify this almost $1500/month dumpster fire is if they let us out of our lease penalty free and we could start looking for a new place to live."
"Don’t live here if you work from home. Fire alarms go off multiple times a week causing everyone to evacuate for up to an hour if not more. They built a “security gate” that blocks the only other entrance that they choose to open seemingly whenever they feel like it so when the fire trucks block the driveway you can’t even leave to go somewhere else. I’ve lost so many hours at work this month alone because I randomly have to grab my dog and belongings in the middle of the day and can’t go to a cafe or shop to work. I have messaged management about security gate with no answers. I can also hear conversations my neighbors are having so clearly as if they’re in the same room as me, like legitimately every word they’re saying. Other people can hear them on my zoom calls as well. They also rented us a 2 bedroom where one of the bedrooms literally doesn’t have a window or other route of escape so if there actually is a fire we’d be trapped, tried to address this with them and they wouldn’t even show us a different unit (no photos no floor plan) without us putting down a $100 nonrefundable deposit. A lot of money to pay for a glorified slum."
"I had a work order request for dripping taps and additional leaks under the kitchen sink. Mike the plumber/handyman replaced or fixed everything and now I can sleep peacefully. Thank you, Mike!"
"I’ve lived in the Yarn building for about 2.5 years now. The only good thing about it is the proximity to restaurants, breweries and shopping centers. The maintenance men are nice. Mike always does his best to help. Honestly this place made a good first apartment, but only in the first year that we lived there. The following years rent went up way too much considering they didn’t actually update anything in the apartment or on the grounds. So, what exactly are we paying for? This is our third year here. We didn’t even want to renew with them but we were unable to move due to family circumstances. So, now our rent is 1768. No utilities included. There is no in unit laundry. We have to go down and pay for the machines, many of which are not even working properly half the time. I’ve lost count of the amount of times my clothes have still been soaking after being in the dryer. Other machines just don’t work at all. The walls in the apartment are cheaply painted and very very thin. We can hear everything the neighbors are doing or saying. The carpet is also poorly installed. They come up so easily and I’ve stepped on screws sticking up many times. The closet doors are also cheap and come off the tracks easily. They have been “fixed” multiple times and then come off the tracks again within a week. Of note, it’s no due to the maintenance men. They do their best with what they have, but everything is cheaply made. The hallways are tagged. The way they “fix” the markings are by outlining the marking with paint. Which doesn’t actually cover it up. You can still see the paint covered outline. Our main door calling system was broken for over a month. I emailed about it and was never answered. The gym is in the other building which we have to walk or drive to. The gym is nothing to write home about. It’s small, which wouldn’t matter if it wasn’t a gym shared by two whole buildings. The equipment is outdated and marks hands with sticky black rubber residue. My roommate was using the gym once and had to use the bathroom that’s in the main hallway. The door was locked so she asked the leasing agents in the office if they could open it. She was stared at and told no because it’s only for the office. So you mean to tell us that we pay 1760 in rent to go to a gym in another building with no access to bathrooms that are literally right there in a common space. Multiple cars have been broken into in the parking lot, including my roommates. This has been an ongoing issue they the office is aware of but have done nothing about. They offered rim locks once, but how is that keeping your car from getting broken into. How about putting brighter lights and cameras in the parking lot? The pool is a nice perk, but it’s annoying to have to clean it ourselves even when the pool attendant is just sitting there. We are fairly easy going and understanding people, but I cannot stand wasting my money. Which is what this complex is. A waste of my money considering nothing has been updated or added since we moved in. Anyone thinking of living here should really reconsider and look elsewhere unless you want to move after one year. I’m a RN and find myself living nearly paycheck to paycheck due to the cost of rent. I mean anywhere you try to live that you don’t own is going to cheat you out of extra money, but at least find a spot that has more to offer. 9/15 Update: They’ve placed a Lot Cop in the parking lot of the Yarn Building. A step in the right direction. Nothing else new noted."
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