Bradley Crossing Apartamentos

through the night. The walls and floors appear to be made of tissue paper, cobwebs, and a mystery material whose only purpose is to conduct sound as efficiently as possible. I hear every step my upstairs neighbor takes and the creaking of every floorboard. I hear him yawn. I have asked him to walk more quietly. That lasted for five minutes. He wakes me up late at night and early every morning. I now live on his prostate's schedule. I left a note for my downstairs neighbor that I could hear every word of every phone conversation he had and every television show he watched. I covered my entire bedroom in foam puzzle mats, a 9x12' rug, and another 8x10' rug on top of that. I tried three sources of white noise at the same time, ear plugs, and a pillow over my head. This accomplished nothing except setting me back $300 and giving me an ear ache. He also seems to enjoy starting his phone conversations at 4 am, inexplicably in his bedroom. I can only assume that he is calling my upstairs neighbor so that they can coordinate making noise every minute I am trying to sleep or concentrate. When those two aren't slamming every door in their apartments, aggressively heel striking, and having 2 hour long phone calls, my next door neighbors are having loud, late-night sex. I have never met them, but I know the woman likes to vocalize. Luckily, unlike my downstairs neighbor, they don't seem to live their entire lives in the bedroom. I have taken to sleeping in the walk-in closet. It only fits a twin, and I can still feel the vibrations of my upstairs and downstairs neighbors doing everything (what is my upstairs tormenter constantly dropping on the floor), but I don't hear individual footsteps or phone conversations (yet), so I'm hoping with enough insulation, padding, and white noise I can get more than 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep. I cannot wait to leave this place.

schools. Grounds are well kept. There is a rodent issue like in all urban areas, but trapping mice has been our solution so far. Walk to everything, Giant, Safeway, restaurants and stores and metro. We don't own a car, never have in the last 5 years. With so little green in Bethesda area Norwood Park in the back of our building is a green oasis.

stars is because the walls are pretty thin so we do hear our neighbors from time to time. It is mostly when they are playing music. We don't hear any conversations. Overall, I would definitely recommend these apartments.