Marrington Village

"No security No amenities No regular office hours No call backs when you leave messages No consistency No management presence on the premises No care for property appearance Office closed for everything Driving asphalt is like driving on a mine field Response to management comment: My review is true and accurate. Take a look around without rose colored glasses. What I wrote is what has happened to me. The pool hasn't been opened in a year. There used to be 2 pools. You didn't ever have full access. You had to stop swimming before the office closed. One drive through here and you'll see. Community and communication is the worse. Not having some measure of security is not a good business practice. If you're not going to make it gated or use the gatehouse take it down and destroy the illusion presented at the entrance. It is not a good experience to pay to live somewhere and management cannot be reached. You can leave a message or email but you'll get no response. I stand by my review."

"I love the google nest in my unit. Such a cool feature I did not find in other buildings in the area. The playground is perfect for family with kids. Mine had so much fun!"

"I recently transferred from an older unit to one of the renovated units and just love the finishes. Especially the stainless-steel package."

"I can never get in touch with anyone in the office. No matter what time of day I call. Often times visiting the office they’re closed. Paying too much for the bugs, the unfixed maintenance requests, and the lack of amenities. Not to mention the pot holes throughout the whole complex. And not all apartments have washer and dryers. Make sure you ask before signing your lease!! But go somewhere else if you can."

"Marrington Village is a joke you got us paying all this rent and this place is nasty . The view out my windows is furniture overflowing that no one has picked up since I moved. Apartment that caught on fire two or three months ago not fix & a tree that fell down that hasn’t been removed including the potholes that somebody field with bricks hasn’t been fixed."