Cypress Cove Apartments

Cypress cove will try to get as much money out from you as they can. They are not honest what so ever. My appliances constantly quit working. For the amount of rent they make you pay it is not worth it.

Having been here for some time I’ve yet to experience these ‘surprise fees’ folks are mentioning, even with having put in my fair share of ridiculous maintenance requests.
Cypress Cove is a lovely place to live. Sealy’s put many thoughtful details into the place. The grounds are (above all) safe. The property is set some distance from the main road, so you don’t hear or see anything of the city. There are roses and magnolias planted everywhere, so the view from your room is always pretty. Maintenance is efficient and reliable, and the layout of the apartments themselves is better than any I’ve encountered before.
There are fairly minor down sides. At the risk of sounding absurd, I’ll complain that the complex doesn’t have a recycling policy in place, which is a bit silly, since management has had 5 years to put this together. Such programs are tax-​supported anyways. (I’m already paying Uncle Sam for recycling, might as well get to use it) Also a few of the leasing team members have that particular type of teenager rudeness given by the high school popular crowd. It’s unwelcoming and moreover, unprofessional. With that said, they do take pride in their careers and do an excellent job of maintaining the property.
Pros: safe, beautiful, clean, quick maintenance, great floor plans
Cons: no recycling, several snooty staff members.
Overall: Worth it.

Please don’t move in here. Between their unfriendly attitude, which only manifested itself after we moved in, to their surprise fees for everything, which they change arbitrarily, it wasn’t the best experience living here. Their prices are rather high for mobile, and don’t include things like a washer and dryer or the ability to paint your walls, unlike most other apartments complexes in the area. The front gate was broken for weeks on end at least 3 times in the year and a half I lived there. Don’t count on the «24 hour maintenance» they provide. If you have any housing issues, like plumbing or getting locked out of your apartment, after the office closes at 6, they will tell you that you must call and pay for a plumber or locksmith.
That said, the apartments have a very different layout from most others and it’s very open and airy. I actually enjoyed living here the first few months but it seems they may have gone under new management after a while.

Working a temporary job and lodging was arranged for me here. They office was extremely friendly and assisted me in the move-​in process. They made it simple. They gave me the grand tour of the complex. The apartment is large, and comfortable, it in my case is a commercial rental so it is fully furnished and the décor is excellent. It is a gated apartment community, and has security as well. Nothing but good to say about it.