Great management in a fantastic location, have yet to have any problems with either the building or the leasing office. Quiet neighborhood as well.

I've only lived here a month, but so far, the experience has been pretty good! I haven't had any issues so far and grad students do not have to pay a deposit, which is nice!

Its a really short walk to the law school building, which means i get to avoid having to pay for the parking garage and worry about traffic. The rooms are pretty nice and quiet and it has a rooftop pool. But there are a lot of people in the building and they take a long time for maintenance requests and the hot water has been going off.

During the day, a lot of issues can arise. No water, gas, or elevators down, but the issues are generally fixed before 5:00. Property manager hires black people and rent apartments to black people, but her attitude towards black people gives off undercover racist. Overall, the apartment works for its purpose: peaceful place to sleep that is close to school.

Overall, it is a good location with responsive management. My maintenance requests have always been addressed.

I have never had a major issue here. The staff is very friendly and very accommodating. I have never felt unsafe and it is a 10 minute walk to campus

I attend grad school in DC, but I wanted to stay in Baltimore. My friends, family, church and fiance all live here so it was important to me to make Baltimore my hub even if it meant a longer commute. Horizon House could not be a more perfect location or building for that purpose. I currently live alone and the studio apartment is more than spacious enough with a huge walk-in/dressing closet, the view (North facing) is amazing, literally an entire wall in my apartment is picture windows, even from the middle floors (of a 20 floor building). My only complaint would be that the kitchen is pretty small and there's no dishwasher in the studios (which hasn't been the worst thing, it just means I wash dishes more often.) The staff are great, they actually know the residents and it feels like a community, not just a place where anonymous strangers all happen to live.

As far as the neighborhood, I don't think there's anything Mt. Vernon doesn't have that I would want; cafes and coffee shops and a bunch of great restaurants are all just a few blocks away (Almacks, Marie Louise, Dooby's and of course Starbucks are a couple favorites for coffee). And because I'm a commuter I cannot say too much about the nearness of Penn Station which is a 7 minute walk, and the major highways. I'm getting married this year, (YAY!!!), but I'm also relocating out of the city and leaving HH is probably the only sore spot. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here can't recommend it highly enough.

A safe, well-managed building in the heart of Mt. Vernon. The staff are friendly and attentive and treat you like family. Very close to many great restaurants and bars. Parking and storage is available for an extra fee. Plus, there is a free pool with a fantastic view of Baltimore!

This apartment building and Staff turned me from a rural/suburb girl to a city-lover!
The staff is friendly, but more importantly attentive. They are respectful of all residents and know when to be cool and when to be aggressive.
They also respond immediately to all service requests and do their best to make sure all the residents are safe and happy.

Ive been there for three months. So far, its been going perfectly. Management is available at all time, and there is always someone to help in case you have an issue. Laundry on every floor, rooftop pool, convenience store. My studio is very spacious and it has AN AMAZING view of the city. Gym is a little small and not very comprehensive but it's manageable for a gym freak like me lol. Anyway I TOTALLY recommend this place.