Williamsburg Square Apartments

around it wasn't, and I just wanted to say thank you for that Williamsburg Square!

first apartment together. The moving in process was simple. With both of us working afternoons and don't get home until close to 11 the neighborhood is very peaceful and relaxed and we even take our dog out that late and its such a safe area. Living here has been our best choice of apartment searching so I would recommend this place to anyone that is looking for a safe place to call home. Close to our first nights here we had to call the 24/7 hotline because our bathroom started to flood and the maintenance person came over within 5 minutes to take care of it so it didn't cause any damages to anything. Anytime we have any questions or concerns the staff members will go above and beyond answering every single question or concerns immediately so that's always a plus!! I'm proud to call this place my home!

military which was awesome for us) Kady stuck with us from application to move in, and followed up to make sure everything was perfect. Our building is fairly well maintained with any issues being fixed in a timely manner. Maintenance is very helpful when needed. Noise control hasn’t been an issue. We like that our mail box is inside our building as well as washer, dryers and extra private storage. This is a perfect apartment complex for a small family or couple. For the price I can’t complain, would recommend you checking it out.

a year and still love it just as much. The office staff has always been helpful and the maintenance guys are always doing their best to make sure the property looks top notch. Snow is never easy for anyone but I would just like to see the parking lots plowed in a faster time frame.

should be. My faults. 1. Rent rates are a little dramatic for what's provided. The units themselves are nothing to boast over, and the buildings are very old- with old appliances. My furnace (conveniently located in the master bedroom) has to play a drum solo before turning on. I understand there are some remodeling in progress, but why not give already tenants the opportunity first- we are the one's faithful and diligent in the cost of the old, rickety units. 2. No community. For the rate paid, for the unit being paid for, why not have community newsletters allowing it's tenants paying this rate to understand what's happening? Maybe then we'd know about violence happening in the complex, or new apartments being added, or how the guests are enjoying their indwelling. Just a couple months ago, I came home to police lining the streets, officers walking around armed in parking lots, and they stayed light blazing all evening. I later found from local news, there was a homicide buildings away from mine. I expected to hear about something questioning my safety, or renewed protocols, from the office- but no such statement or address was ever made to it's paying tenants. One more pro to end on a good note. Maintenance is on par. I've worked a lot when my AC didn't work with a man named Nick, and he was incredibly helpful- moreso then the office. I left voicemail after voicemail asking the office to help and assist with my AC not working, racking my electric bill, while providing no coolant in the 98 degree season of July 2016. To no answer, but Nick worked hard on the AC and fixed the unit himself. Maintenance has been 5/5 to me. If you're expecting a distant office, bad office hours, and average apartment- Williamsburg is great for you. They also have a pool.

shopping areas and restaurants within walking distance. It also a beautiful pool to relax at the end of a hard day's work.