Richmond Square is a nice place to live. It is across the street from Ballston Metro, which makes it extremely convenient, and there are bars and restaurants nearby (though they are mostly chains). A high school with a track is within walking distance, it's about a half-mile to the Custis Trail, and the gym is one of the best I've seen in an apartment building. We haven't had too many issues with things having to be repaired so I can't comment on that. One issue is that there is not enough storage space, but we're dealing. Overall a really nice place to live.

Richmond Square is located directly across the street from the metro. While it is lacking in some amenities (i.e., pool), the location is hard to beat, as it is directly across the street from the metro. The studio is enough space for a single person with a large walk-in closet and large bathroom. The bedroom area is sectioned off so it does not feel like you're sleeping in your living room. The gym could use some improvement, as the machines that are there haven't been updated for a while. Pets are not allowed, which is a bummer. The management and maintenance staff generally seem to take care of issues immediately, which is great.

Richmond Square has been a great first place to live in when moving to the DC area. It is less than a block away from the Ballston metro, which allows for convenient transportation to work and DC. Rent is comparable to other locations.

This is a great location. I don't think you can get closer to the Ballston metro. The management company is very responsive and address any issues within a day. Marsha, the building manager, is amazing as she goes above and beyond to help you with any building related issues.

Good place to live outside of DC. A block from Ballston metro and big apartments.

If you are ok with a short metro ride (3 metro stops away from Rosslyn) then this is a great place to look at. I am half a block away from the metro and my commute from door to door is about 30 mins.