Sesame Tree Apartments

reviewing our application. Finally, after 4 days in the hotel Hector called me and said that owner didn’t approve our application because my workplace address is out of town and she has no work from home policy. That’s insane! During the COVID they have a no work from home policy, it’s must be a joke! Hector didn’t say anything about that. Don’t trust them! They will loose your time, money and energy!

since we were told that it wouldn't be an issue. When confronted, the Manager, Hector, shrugged off the issue and deferred the situation to "the owner". I don't understand how carpet needs to be replaced when they just paint over any issues on the walls, regardless of charges towards the previous tenants. Be careful when renting here as this management team appears to want turn these apartments for profit as if they were one year leases in IV. Low quality amenities in house; shower pressure, hot water capacity, rickety windows, and more. I am mostly disappointed that Hector said one thing about the carpet and acted on the complete opposite side of the spectrum.

minutes by car (and the bus stop is right outside the complex). The apartment complex itself has a pool, a Jacuzzi, and a couple of playgrounds and laundry sites nested inside (not to mention parking). There are a decent amount of families living here; it tends to give the area a more homey feel, rather than party-centric theme of the Isla Vista area. The noise of the children has never bothered me, and tends to only occur in the space after school normally lets out and before night falls. Thus, the noise levels are relatively low (unless the sound of the occasional plane is cumbersome to you). The building I live in is 3 bedroom, 2 bath. The rooms are relatively spacious from my experience; there is more than enough room for a bed, a desk, and a bureau. The living room is very large, and the kitchen is the perfect size for a single person. In my particular apartment, the window screens don't quite fit in their slots, and there is a bit of a draft coming from the windows - a problem I mended by means of a small space heater. The management does make improvements to the apartments; however, this can result in construction noise. This usually occurs during business hour times (around 8-5), so if you're taking classes you'll probably be gone during those hours. Otherwise, I haven't encountered any problems in this complex (though be wary - in this area, as well as Goleta in general: at night, a raccoon or skunk sighting is not uncommon, and they tend to increase in numbers near trash cans).