Lived here for a year, and while some things are just to be expected in apartment communities, I am disappointed with our experience for the price of rent here. – The apartment was dirty upon move-in. The ceilings and walls were dusty from previous tenants, rather than construction. The carpet had not been replaced, cleaned, or even vacuumed after previous tenants which became obvious after finding popcorn kernels and such. Having previously worked doing move out cleans, this would not have been an acceptable job. Also disappointed in their choice of using matte paint to save a few dollars, when it it nearly impossible to clean. From move in to move out, the whole apartment had a lingering musty smell that we could not get rid of. – My encounters with Susan were extremely rude. At one point I received a call from her starting with “you’re lucky your car didn’t get towed” while my car was parked in my assigned space. From then we had to worry our car would be towed, because she couldn’t be bothered to fact check on her computer. – Took 8 maintenance requests to replace the dryer with the one that is in all the other apartments, as it kept breaking. – Had many complaints to the office about the kids playing in the road unsupervised, jumping on the hoods of cars, and even ended up with several baseball sized dents in our vehicles. – Even with an assigned space, I’d regularly come home from work to find it taken and too late to call towing. I’d also leave in the morning to take my son to school, and many times found my spot taken by the contractors before the office would open. – Upon move out, we received an itemized list of additional charges including carpet and paint, which as stated above weren’t even done when we moved in, as well as you’d expect that to be a standard expense taken from the original deposit paid. – When we had moved in the buildings were colorful and while the paint was a little worn, it was a nice change from the typical apartments you see…. until they repainted to the dull landlord gray that it is today. I have to say while this is not a serious issue, it was very disappointing to see. – The gates also end up being more of a hindrance than anything, as people will line up blocking the entrance until you input your code. Also, watch out for the people that are too impatient to wait for the exit gate to open. I would like to add that the only pleasant part of our stay worth mentioning would be Jackie in the office. She was always willing to help, professional, and understanding.

Citrus Tower Apartments, a wonderful and an ideal place for everyone that is trying to find a place to live before buying a house. There are a lot of things I like about this apartment such as people, the views, things around like pool, soccer court, and volleyball field. Let’s talk about people, we have really really great system, more than what I expected, the staffs are really great, they are willing to help you with anything you need, provide you the best information. I have 3 favorites staff that I can actually talk to them all day about my problems and sharing my happiness, Jacqueline, Sabrina, and Susan, they are beautiful, not just their looks, also their personality, and their souls. I understand price is what most people care when renting an apartment, but with all services and cares they are providing to the residents, it is just the best for me. For example, there was one night that my AC weren’t working like 9 or 10p.m and it was so hot that night, so I called the office to talk to about that, and it was like 5-10 minutes later, they already sent someone to fix my AC. Overall, this apartment is just really great for people who are trying to look for a place to stay for either a short of time or a long time. Again, the staff are really really great, anything you need to know before renting this apartment, ask Jacqueline, Sabrina, or Susan, they will provide you the best information and cares.

Somewhat of a tourist trap but it’s hard to go to Clermont without seeing it.