The Lofts at Greensborough Court Apartments

gym. The residents are friendly and so are the staff (they are quick to respond to any issues). I would’ve extended my lease if I didn’t have to move out of state. I highly recommend The Lofts if you’re moving to Greensboro.

Lofts at Greensborough Court!

not like a customer. Management is constantly updating spaces, like the gym and the pool, and take into account what tenants want. You can tell they take pride in what they do. My apartment has exposed brick walls, high ceilings, plenty of space, and was still less expensive than comparable apartments in the area. All the outdoor and indoor common spaces are beautiful, clean, and almost always available for use. There are 2 available parking lots, one gated and one not, but both are monitored with video cameras. As long as you have a parking sticker on your car, you can park anywhere. (Guests can put a note on their dashboard to avoid getting towed or park in one of the many parking garages within walking distance) There are always available spots somewhere, even on nights and weekends. This is the perfect place if you want to get away from that "corporate" apartment feel and find a place that will genuinely feel like home.

(1618/McCools/Nattys) and Coffee-Desserts (Cheesecakes by Alex). You are able to park your car on Friday and won't have to drive all weekend. The downtown parks (LeBaurer/City Center) have free summer events and movies. There is no better apartment complex that combines the amenities (Pool, Gym, Grills, gated parking) with location in Greensboro. I never had an issue with parking. There is a gated & non-gated lot for residents and paid parking all around (free on nights/weekends). If you park in the gated lot without a sticker, you will get towed but this is well known. You can park in the non-gated lot and put a note on your dashboard of who you are visiting and security will leave your car alone. I as resident, I want to be able to park in the gated lot regardless of what time I get home. When residents took advantage of the parking, management did the right thing and enforced the policy. Everyone appreciated this except those who couldn't follow the rules or had friends who couldn't. The entire property is surrounded by a fence and keyed access. This was wonderful. I was on the 3rd floor and I can say now that I never locked my door. Sound crazy but I was never worried. There is a nightly security service that always has an eye on things. I was able to walk my dog around the block any time of the day or night. The local police also have started a downtown bike patrol that is always very visible. You are downtown, and there is a bus station across the street, so people are always walking around. However, security was never an issue. Just south of the complex is a train track and trains blow their horn when crossing Elm Street. Its better in the summer when the trees have leaves. I got used to this and it didn't bother me or anyone else. Heavy curtains help. You get used to it. Ask around and you will find that most residents are friendly and have been there for years. That says allot about a property. I would still be there if I was in Greensboro.

exposed brick and piping, high ceilings, and large windows to let in beautiful natural light. I was concerned about living downtown and near the train station but this is a gated community and they have an on duty security officer that is quite visible in the complex at night. I never had an issue coming home late from studying and genuinely felt safe living here. There is a gated lot if you are concerned about your vehicle being parked downtown and there is a guest lot that merely requires your guest to leave a note identifying who they are visiting. These come at no charge, which is nice because the complex is right in the middle of downtown. If you enjoy the night life, it is conveniently located near a bunch of breweries and bars down Elm and the brick insulates the noise very well. The train is inevitable because it is located behind the complex and as a light sleeper, I got used to it. My apartment directly faced the train station and the noise become so obsolete that I did not notice the trains going by. It was really hard for me to move out of this complex when I transferred schools because I loved living here so much that it was my home.