Lenox 7th

I lived at Lenox for 2 years 2 months (two 13-month leases), and overall enjoyed my time there. Highlights: - The maintenance workers are the best—they usually came to address a problem same-day and are always friendly when you see them around the building. - I met a lot of great residents, a handful of whom are still close friends. - The appliances and finishes are nice. Big refrigerator, in-unit washer/dryer. - I loved living in this neighborhood. Lots to do in walking distance or a short drive/Uber ride away. - Great amenities. I loved having access to the Sky Lounge with a downtown view, two pools, a gym, a business center with private rooms to take calls, and a game room. - The building was generally clean, the only variable being residents that leave garbage out on non-pickup days. - First floor units have higher ceilings than the other floors that help them feel bigger/more spacious. Lowlights: - Walls/floors/ceilings are super thin, so you'll hear everything your neighbors do (and they'll hear everything you do). - Garage gates were constantly broken, leaving vehicles vulnerable to theft or damage, which several residents were affected by in the time I lived there. Considering that residents pay a monthly parking fee on top of an amenity fee, it doesn't feel like the security of their vehicles is a top priority for upper management. - Upon packing up and moving out, I noticed a lot of my belongings had mold and therefore needed to be thrown out, and not just those in the closet that adjoined from the bathroom. I constantly used A/C, bathroom fans, ceiling fans, etc. Not sure if it was just my area of the building, but the smart thermostat often showed 60%+ humidity. I've never had an issue with mold in other apartments before this. Advice to prospective residents: - Rent in the winter for better rates. This isn't specific to Lenox, but they were offering my unit after I moved out for $200 less per month than my renewal offer. Stings a little bit. Otherwise, prices aren't the most competitive, considering there are newer "luxury" builds just blocks away who are happy to fill units that have never been lived in at a great rate. - The units facing courtyards or lap pool are quieter and will give you a better experience. Resort pool often has parties, and outer-facing units are adjacent to noisier areas: 7th street traffic, Kawi gym, dumpsters, Cabana Club, or the new construction project on Gonzales where the school used to be. - Astound is the exclusive internet provider for the building and they absolutely SUCK. Frequent outages, not-great speeds, and garbage customer support. Some residents used the T-Mobile wireless home internet service, but I didn't myself. Fair warning if you work from home, which a lot of residents do. Overall I would recommend Lenox 7th to prospective residents. If I weren't trying to move out of the country I would have renewed my lease.

I've lived here about a week and had a wonderful experience. Amanda and Alex were so friendly and helpful with my situation (my first apt complex had a roach infestation). They expedited my move in so I wouldn't have to live in and pay for a hotel for a week. I love my apartment so much, feels safe and homey.

Living at Lenox 7th has been such a great experience. The community is well-kept, the amenities are top-notch, and the team is always helpful. I especially want to highlight Cody — he works incredibly hard and always goes the extra mile to make sure everything is taken care of quickly and correctly. His effort truly makes a difference here!