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|Recommended: NoIt needs minor fixing. — The walls are entirely too thin, you can hear everything in the next room and even the next apartment.
|Recommended: NoBittersweet — Walls are paper thin Insulation is horrible, especially in the winter.
Maintenance people were reliable and helpful.
Staff was mostly profession, minus a few workers who had no knowledge of anything regarding meadows.
The bedrooms are like shoeboxes, but every bedroom did have a bathroom which was nice.
The grounds crew did a great job of keeping the lawn mowed and watered but snow removal was not their greatest strength.
|Recommended: NoAverage — Cheap interior, thin walls, not bad for the price.
|Recommended: YesPretty neat — reliable and coordinated place to live
|Recommended: YesIt is average — It is expensive but it is average
|Recommended: NoNice Place, Horrible Safety — This is an okay place to live, the apartments are nice and simple, but I'm not returning
If the security was better, I'd like this place more and would want to live here again. My car has been vandalized multiple times so I try to park it at other apartment complexes whenever I can and never have a safety problem at any other place. If you don't have a car or you don't care about vandalism, this is a good place for you
|Recommended: NoConveniently Located — It's got it's perks none that I've ever used, because I find them a distraction i.e. hot tub, pool, and mainly because for the amount of time you are here, it's fall and winter and those things are obsolete . The main perk is that it is near campus. The buildings walls are thin and the staff will mess up at least one important thing for you. You have to get a pass every time you want someone to park, which is a huge hassle and if not fixed results in a 40 car boot for god knows what reason. If you are looking to get damage to your car, this is the place. But if you want to get to campus faster this is also the place. Enjoy
|Recommended: YesNice — its a decent place to live, but meadows always is giving reasons to come into everyones apt. We are paying to live here, we are responsible for it, we dont need to be watched over or have people in our apt. inspecting things all the time, if something is wrong or its not working we will contact you and tell you, if we dont and it causes more problems than we will be responsible for that.
|Recommended: YesLocation is great — It is a clean and fun environment to live in.
|Recommended: YesMeadows Crossing — The walls are a bit thin in the fact that you can hear your neighbors' feet gently padding down their hallway. If you have loud neighbors that is really unfortunate but the rooms are lovely. Keeps relatively warm throughout winter and cool through summer.
|Recommended: NoAll they want is your money — Don't do it. All they care about is your money knowing that your a broke college student.
|Recommended: YesVery nice, neat, clean, peaceful — very good, except the houses do not feel home-y
|Recommended: YesGood but walls are thin — Meadows is a good place to live the only thing is the walls are thin so if you have a noisy neighbor you can hear everything they do. The windows let cold air in so if you don't have drapes the cold air comes through the windows.
|Recommended: YesGreat — good place
|Recommended: YesLOVE — I love living at Meadows It has the 37 and 48, theres always a straight shot to campus or back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meadows Crossing Apartments has an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on 117 resident reviews.
What percentage of residents recommend Meadows Crossing Apartments?
According to the reviews shown, 79.5% of residents recommend Meadows Crossing Apartments.
How do residents rate the staff at Meadows Crossing Apartments?
Residents rate the staff at Meadows Crossing Apartments at 4 out of 5.
How is maintenance rated by residents at Meadows Crossing Apartments?
Residents rate maintenance at 5 out of 5.
How is parking rated by residents at Meadows Crossing Apartments?
Residents rate parking at 5 out of 5.
