The Campbell Apartments

from dampness.The bathroom faucets aren’t long enough/don’t extend enough, so when you wash your hands, your knuckles are hitting the porcelain bowl. You basically have to buy a toddler faucet extender from Amazon etc to make it make sense for everyday use. There is no coat closet or place to put your shoes upon entry into your apartment. (There is a laundry closet/hot water heater closet but there is absolutely no space to safely store anything here). I bought an ottoman with a lid. There are no doors to clothing closets, so everything is visible /no privacy for items so when a guest uses the restroom, they see all your closet items. (The open closet space is right next to the toilet). Speaking of toilets, they are NOT soft close. This could have been something simple and easy on brand new apartments. There is only one drawer in the bathroom cabinet area. There is quite a bit of space underneath the sink, but the one drawer does not make sense so you have to sort of buy those under sink stand alone pull out drawers. Costco has one right now that fits perfectly, but I wasn’t expecting to spend money to make the space functional. More Noise:If you are a professional and looking for quiet — this isn’t it. People are partying in the middle of the day and you will be told by the on site “manager” that nothing can be done about it because quiet hours are only from “10pm to 8am”! Well, this is not what the lease agreement states about noise!!Additionally, late in the evening there are constant parties at the houses to the north of the north apartment building, and the individuals attending the parties are excruciatingly loud and they park their vehicles at The Campbell with booming music until 3am. This could be easily rectified by putting tow away signs. Right now the parking on the north side is a free for all!!!!