I live with 2 other law students and we have lived in the same townhouse all three years of law school. It is a great location--less than 10 minutes from school down a back road. Grocery stores and gas stations are close (less than 5 minutes).

The complex is a mix of law students, young families, and young professionals. It is relatively quiet and parking is abundant (a lot of street parking though).

The leasing office is fairly responsive, but do be careful about what they tell you. Not everyone in the office will tell you the same thing (i.e. the pet fee is for the dog park but cat owners still have to pay or you can't have access to the other pool on the property). Also, keep an eye on your bill--they are generally fair but not always competent and sometimes will charge you for a second pet fee or something.

Maintenance is really responsive and will do anything from plumbing to changing a lightbulb at no expense.

Since moving into King's Cross, I haven't really had any problems. It has generally been a pleasant experience, and my rent really is a steal for the amount of space I have.

Great apartment overall! Sometimes they’re a little slow in notifying me of packages waiting for me at the leasing office and they don’t plow/salt the parking lots or walkways when it snows. Otherwise I have no complaints.

When we report a maintenance problem, the staff usually comes within hours and help us fix it.

The location is only 10 minutes from school. There is plenty of parking. We have a gym and a business office (with free printing!). The community is a mix of families and students - there are a bunch of law students who live in the complex. We have a pool. My roommates and I have decided to live here all three years of law school because we like it so much. It is not that far to go to get downtown to the bars, museums, and restaurants.

The apartment is alright. I liked the townhouse style-two story. It was nice that it was pet friendly. A few things I didn't like were general lack of storage, lame laundry (w/d stacked), parking was only 1 reserved spot, and it can be noisy.
The biggest turn off is the management. They seem nice but only care that you write them a check each month. When we moved out, they demanded more than a months rent in "damages" and "move-out fees." They refused to talk to me about the problems and sent me straight to collections because I wanted an explanation. Unresponsive and rude.
Live here at your own risk.

Close to work and nice brand new apartment. If you want to be in the city not for you though

Solid apartment at a reasonable price. It's a bit of a quiet neighborhood, but is very convenient since it is close to work.

The townhouse is quite old, though its being remodeled. The problem is the thin walls. It will be noisy if you have a loud neighbor.

Maybe slightly overpriced, but overall very nice.