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Ascent Apartment Homes
99 Ascension Drive, Asheville, North Carolina 28806
About the Ascent Apartment Homes
Ascent Apartment Homes is a premier real estate agency located at 99 Ascension Drive in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina. Our institution offers luxurious apartment living with stunning mountain views and top-notch amenities. Whether you're looking for a cozy studio or a spacious three-bedroom unit, we have a variety of floor plans to suit your needs. Our friendly staff is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and helping you find the perfect home. Experience the pinnacle of apartment living at Ascent Apartment Homes.
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99 Ascension Dr, Asheville, NC 28806, United States
Opening hours of Ascent Apartment Homes
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 - 16:00
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Ascent Apartment Homes
"Horrible place to live. It was good when it was The Meadows, but the new Ascent management has absolutely no idea what they're doing. It seems like they're actively trying to make it a terrible living experience. They removed our dumpsters and replaced them with a trash collection service that leaves loose bags of garbage all over the complex. The construction crews that they hire for (mandatory) renovations must be the cheapest company available, because they aren't capable of basic construction. They hung a bathroom mirror so poorly that it fell off of the wall and shattered. They leave trash and nails all over the parking lots and walkways. They don't clean up after themselves, and leave the apartment dusty and filthy every time they work. Lots of renovations are happening, but they're doing these renovations to buildings that literally have holes in the floor. Management has absolutely zero accounting skill, and they've messed up our monthly charges on multiple occasions. They also randomly raised our rent by $300 a month. Please please please look elsewhere, this is a terrible place to live."
"I lived here for a couple years before purchasing my first home. The ascent is a fantastic community to live in and just minutes away from everything Asheville has to offer. I have many friends that still live in the community and love their homes. Autumn and Kimee are absolutely fantastic to work with and always give you an answer to your questions. I can hands down say I loved living in this community and made many friends that I will have in my life forever all because we lived next door to each other."
"If I could give negative stars I would. Since being bought out, I’ve been forced out of my apartment TWICE for “renovations” and now they want me out again so they can now check the integrity of the counters they put in. They don’t even have a place to dispose of dog waste yet if I do t pick it up I get fined. But coming into my apartment with a one day notice and no definite date because “they’re at the mercy” of the people they hired to do the job in the first place. The rent has gone up by around $300 on average and the amenities aren’t worth it. The gate to the pool doesn’t even lock so any child could just wonder in. The last TWO times they came in to “renovate” something they broke something instead. My front door didn’t close without being deadbolted, for over 2 months!! Making taking trash or carrying groceries a pain. They also broke the cabinets they “installed” where one wouldn’t open at all and the other one wouldn’t stay closed. This is to say nothing of the out of code receptacles near the kitchen and bathroom sinks which are not only state but federally mandated. I have half a right mind to call a fire Marshall on them, as this legally puts them in violation of the lease for not providing a safe living environment. If you’re looking for a slumlord this is the place for you! If you have a shred of intelligence you’ll stray as far from here as possible and wait for it to be turned into a putt putt course or ingles or something, because they won’t be around long conducting business like this. Also expect a generalized impersonal response to this from some auto email, because they just don’t care about us."
"I had originally written a very long, very irritated review of these apartments, but it exceeded the character limit so I’m going to break it down instead. I don’t think I can emphasize how intrusive, inconvenient and inconsiderate these mandatory renovations are. But what’s even more upsetting (as the resident insomniac, at least) is working a late-night job 6 days a week to pay for an apartment you have to functionally move out of one to two times a month at 7AM because of unnecessary renovations (which I guess, for some reason, simply could not wait until our lease ends and we move out). No, we are not able to stay in our apartments when these renovations happen. Yes, we have to relocate a large amount of our belongings each time, some of which we never see again. And yes, it has taken roughly 10 hours each time they renovate, meaning we also have to relocate our pets and find somewhere else to stay. The workers play their music as loudly as possible (I can’t really blame them, I need music to focus too, but seriously? At 8AM?). The construction crew WILL get irritable with you for being in your own home. They will leave your front door wide open. They will trash things for no reason, even if you follow the “or else” set-up guidelines the apartment gives you, which can take hours at a time to prepare, and which are mandatory for avoiding a fee. (We recently had our kitchen utilities replaced, wrapped our food in bags as instructed— only to come home to the majority of it missing anyway, presumably left out on the counter until it spoiled.) They held me up while I was running late to work so that I might lock the door for them. And that isn’t even scratching the surface of the mess they leave behind, which I find interesting, as they have an Ascent employee/manager(?) do a final walk-through of each unit before it’s complete for a final check to “make sure that everything is perfect” (and to make sure they haven’t unknowingly let your beloved pets escape because of their own disregard, of course). I have stepped on my fair share of rusty nails after every project. Hell, I’m working on quite the collection of rusty nails in my sink as I write this. They also have a habit of leaving drywall and paint everywhere, either as dust all over your counters and floors and belongings, or in surprise little chunks in your carpet that you will most certainly be impaling your feet on. The last time they renovated, they also left a hole in my bathroom wall— goodbye, security deposit! We just want to live out the end of our lease peacefully, man. The prospect of having to move every single piece of furniture in our home in order to have our carpet floors replaced makes me want to run away screaming. This isn’t sustainable and I wish they had at least given us the option to move out before starting all of this. The only redeemable thing about this complex at the moment might be the women working at the office. Everyone I’ve actually verbally spoken to has been incredibly kind, personable and patient— this seems like more of a management issue than anything else."
"Hands down the worst apartment experience I’ve ever had. Horrible management, facilities constantly closed, trash overflowing from dumpsters constantly, and maintenance will perform full on RENOVATIONS in your apartment while you’re actively living there (with only a couple of days notice to move everything, clear cabinets of dishes, make sure pets are not present, etc.) Their team will leave a mess when they are done and surely be back soon! Oh and they’ll try to charge you for removal of things that their maintenance team installed mere weeks before you moved out (fake tile stickers). Or decorations that were left by the previous tenant and seemingly not an issue to leave there for us when we moved in and were not a problem during the final walkthrough with their employee. Avoid this place at all costs, you’re better off literally anywhere else."
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