I love living in Trinity, and will not be changing apartments next year (and hopefully thereafter as well). It is about 10-15 minutes walking to Duke, is surrounded by great restaurants, and has unparalleled amenities. A personal favorite is the resistance pool, which is a great work out. I also really appreciate the staff - they are super receptive to feedback and are quick to deal with maintenance issues. All of ours have been resolved within 24 hours, and when we had a leak late at night, we had a maintenance person show up at our apartment within 45 minutes. There is a ton of free parking and guest parking is available on the 7th floor as well. In terms of our own apartment, it is quite expensive for the area but it is very large (almost 1600 square feet). It is two bedrooms, and we each have our own full bathrooms. Our kitchen is spacious enough for us both to be cooking at the same time, and our balcony, which overlooks the pool, fits 4 chairs and a small table. Other floor plans are cheaper but not as spacious. In addition, there are many levels of security and I have never felt unsafe going in/out of the apartment.

Only the bad thing is that there is no service for phone, which is inconvenient

Management and maintenance are terrible and untrustworthy. Complex is dirty (has a cockroach/bug issue), repairs for the building take a long time (garage door was broken for 2 months). Office staff is rude. Townies come and use the gym. Also the residents are not friendly. Don't live here.

Great apartment complex with an unbeatable location relative to Fuqua. 10-15 minutes walking distance to Fuqua or less than five minutes driving. The apartments are some of the most well-appointed in the area and almost all units have hardwood floors. The community has all the features you could want, and I’ve been impressed with the variety of fitness equipment in the community gym. The building is also adjacent to several restaurants so there are plenty of weeknight dinner options when I’m in a hurry.

The community is relatively quiet and family friendly. I’ve never had any issues with noise and my 2 year old daughter does just fine here. The staff is generally very responsive and helpful with anything I need.

The only thing I don’t like is that the layout of the building is a little confusing, but that seems to be the trend with most large apartment complexes in Durham.

I would definitely recommend this apartment complex to anyone looking to be close to campus and the social scene but who is looking to avoid some of the noise that comes with some of the more popular apartment complexes.

Management is bad before you move-in (raise prices without noticing)

Perks:
- Really convenient location (food plaza right down stairs, and not so far from school)
- Good security inside the building* (not outside the building though, but Durham as a whole is a dangerous place)
- Fairly good management team and cleanness is fair

Weaknesses:
- Expensive rent (that does not include water, electricity, or Internet)
- An isolated building on the street
- Mandatory valet trash fee each month ($30/mo)
- Not designed for a comfortable living style

The appartments are really comfortable, there are lots of amenities and people is really nice. Also it is well located i walk to campus everyday. No car or bus required to arrive to classes

The location is great for going to and from school. I walk or ride a bike everyday. Most residents are either older graduate students or medical professionals making it a quiet and respectful community. The amenities are fantastic

Solid apartment. Very spacious. Worried that our rent is going to go up when our lease is done.

Love the space and lighting, great gym, pool area, walk in closet in master bedroom, sizeable closet in other bedroom. Overall great value for money!