Sierra Condos

The place is pretty nice but the management was pitiful. When I moved in there was dog poop all over the tiny backyard and it took them 2 weeks to come clean it up. There was also a problem with our doors not closing properly so cold air would get out and it took them another 2 weeks to fix and they did not take anything off of our electric bill. Also I have a motorcycle that would fit in the same spot as my truck but they fined me for having 2 vehicles in one spot even though it was not in anyone’s way. The Internet service they give is slow and you can only have one Ethernet port in use at a time even though they are in every room. We only put a router in our living room. The ports in our personal rooms were useless. The water was not hot and had low pressure and the stairs squeaked loudly. The management was not helpful at all in solving any of these problems. I found out that I had to return a little green parking sticker after it was due so I was charged an extra $ 30 when I moved out. They only have 6 guest parking spots that were usually taken by construction crew fixing water lines. I do not recommend this place to anyone.

I’m only giving two stars because these apartments are on the newer end and aesthetically pleasing in BCS, however, they are very CHEAPLY built. Although new, it is not energy efficient so your utility bill will be high. The walls are like paper. The management team is pretty much worthless and will make empty promises. You will be charged for every little thing upon moving out even if you hire a cleaning company. It’s really not worth it. There are parties. The parking is limited for residents and guests. The comment about the gates as previously mentioned are very true. It is very annoying to have your guest get out of their car to enter and exit the complex rain, sleet, hail, or snow. Look around before signing your life/​money away to them because they will make sure they get every dime out of you.

I’ve really enjoyed my time here so far. The place is new and it shows. The majority of the tenants seem to be the more mature type, so you dont usually have to worry about loud music or any other kind of disturbances.
Not sure why the guy above is complaining about the keypad. Everyone is given a remote when you move in, so you should never have to get out of your car. And if you’re concerned with a friend having to use it, step outside and let them out.
The only reason why I’m giving them a 4 instead of a 5 is because they refuse to extend my lease for a short term lease unless I sign for an entire year. I’ve offered to negotiate a higher rate to keep me from having to do this and I’ve gotten no response. It’s obvious they do not want to have any vacancies at the end of Fall or Spring, only at the end of Summer to take advantage of all the new people moving to town.

Absolute pain in the ass place to live and visit with friends. By some sheer genius or perhaps to save money, in order to ENTER or EXIT the gates, you have to get out of your car, (rain or shine), walk to the keypad, open the gate and then get back in your car. Both on EXIT and ENTRY! The problem with this (other than rain and being a huge pain in the ass) is that there’s only room for one single car to enter from Old College Street, so the second car has to wait in a live lane of traffic at a loop turn around risking being rear ended by traffic. Absolutely STUPID!
Not a safe situation for women to have to get out of their car late at night in a shady Bryan neighborhood to have to walk to the keypad to open the gate and then get back in the car to enter. Defeats the whole purpose of gated security.