Arbors at Wolf Pen Creek Apartments

STAFF. No subleasing. I want to sublease, and they charged $150 application fee and administration fee. Then they denied the application without refunding $150. I asked about the reason, and they just said: I TOLD YOU! I DENIED THE APPLICATION! NOTHING YOU COULD DO!

‘early bird’ offer. One of the night mare situation we are experiencing is the water shutoff. In the last 6 months, there has been approximately 25 days water shutoff. Some times you get the notice and some times you wont. The management is unfriendly and there response to this problem is rude. They dont care about the residents. Overall, My experience changed from positive to negative with in two years.

said they don't know and it must be a mistake. They will always say there is nothing they can do and the fact that you know there is something they can do for sure.

company that is supposed to drive through at night but I have seen him multiple times pull into the entrance and sit on his phone for about 5 minutes and then pull right back out, never going through the actual complex. Do not live here, it's was nice at first but now it's a never ending nightmare.

older the amenities aren't as nice as some of the other places in town-pool is small and the "gym" could use a serious update, apartment finishes could be a little nicer (with more sound-proofing between floors, honestly this is where you here the most noise is people moving above you ) when you consider that the rent is kind of expensive but I guess your paying for location.

staff, and within the day - usually within only a few hours -maintenance takes care of the issue. That has impressed me most. For example, my washing machine broke on a holiday weekend, resulting in a flooding of my washroom and kitchen. Within 30 minutes, maintenance arrived to save me. As an added bonus, the current maintenance workers are very friendly. The office staff are usually friendly, and I haven't had any issues with management going back on their word or making outrageous demands (or any for that matter). The tenants are mostly working adults, grad students, and families, so things are pretty quiet most of the time. In the two years I've live here, I've only had issues with noise two or three times. People keep to themselves for the most part. There are not any scheduled community activities, so if you want a bunch of complex-sponsored events, this is probably not the place for you. The grounds look pretty and are well-kept. The pool area is beautiful and always clean when I visit it, and as of right now, it's always open. I don't use the business center, clubhouse, sand volleyball court, or fitness center. For the fitness lovers, the fitness center doesn't contain all that much. However, if you enjoy a good run, you can do what I do: I love running to and through the nearby Wolf Pen Park Creek park. The complex is very close to HEB, Target, and many other stores and restaurants. It's also on TAMU bus route 27, which is great for those who work and/or study at TAMU. In summary, the Pros: -quick maintenance service -clean grounds -storage space -quiet Potential Cons: -slightly outdated appliances -fitness center is lacking -no community events