Partridge Park Apartments

They stay warm, but this white powder keeps coming out of the vents, its worse now that the heater is on. Great water pressure, energy efficient fan in the bathrooms. The house have a kitchenette stove, fridge, dishwasher, full size water heater/furnace. Most importantly in-home laundry that suits the needs of our elderly and youth. 650$ a month for 2 bedrooms 1 bath, featuring dining area, kitchen with a bar, a laundry room off the kitchen which also contains the water heater and furnace, the living area which has a front entrance as well as a back entrance Every unit has a shed on the back side of the dwelling. The only thing that concerns me is the white/greyish powder that comes out of the heater vents, which are located on the sealing, heat rises ud83eudd14

Been here about a month from what I can tell the management is wonderful anytime I have an issue it's always addressed by Genie the manager and it gets taken care of the first time. Is apartments are beautiful I will definitely recommend anyone living here. neighbors are nice it's usually pretty quiet.

Thay do a wonderful jobs on keeping the grass looking nice and are good with the up keep only thing is that the Rent keeps going up 3 ×within a year.

I lived at Partridge park apartments for a year. Amanda the property manager and Mike from maintenance were amazing. Very kind, compassionate when dealing with all tenants. They even knew my puppy and often stopped to have a chat with him. My issue with this company lies higher up. I knew I would probably be moving out when my lease was up, but wasn't for sure when Amanda approached me about renewing my lease in January. At that time she started telling me that my lease was up April 30th. It seemed as if, each time we passed, she would ask if I had finished filling out my paperwork because my lease was up April 30th. In the end, I, unfortunately was unable to stay at Partridge and turned in my notification as to when I would be leaving. After speaking with Amanda it was decided April 30th would be my last day and I would turn in my keys the Friday before. Why April 30th? Because that was the date that had been repeatedly told to me as the day my lease was up. BUT apparently I signed my lease on May 17th of last year, so, my real date should have been May 17th. I made the mistake of going with the date that was given to me, over and over, by Amanda, instead of pulling out my lease agreement and checking the date. Now the company is claiming that I broke the lease, that I need to pay up to May 17th, instead of honoring the information given by their employee, over a 4 month period and leaving the date as April 30th. They are keeping my deposit and claiming I owe them $77. I can't even speak with someone about the issue because they are either not there or won't answer your calls and messages. I have been told thsst I need to speak with Andy. I have called several times over the last week and a half and have been sent to Andy's voicemail. I have left several messages, he has not returned any of them. Others in the office have sent Andy emails for me asking him to get in touch with me, he has not called me. He did send an email to Amanda telling her to tell me it goes by the lease date and that's that...tough cookies. It's poor customer service to refuse to call a customer back. I felt like by sending an email to Amanda, ANDY was basicly saying that I'm not worth his time, that Amanda just needs to deal with the issue.nnI feel that ANDY has made the wrong choice. My lease my say May 17th, but the property manager repeatedly told me April 30th. I would have stayed until May 17th. Now I'm out my $300 deposit, which I dearly needed. And I'm left facing a decision, do I take this matter to small claims court. That's not my character at all, but I truly feel like Parkridge Park Apartments is in 100% in the wrong!