1801L Apartments

Reviews

• CP

  Cole Peoples

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Eli was not only professional but personable, making the apartment hunt easy and transparent.
• ES

  Elijah Saephanh

  1 day ago
  5.0
  I love 1801L
• TG

  Teo Byers Godwin

  Mar 28, 2026
  5.0
  Dean and Chelsea were both really helpful throughout the entire move-in process! They moved quickly, communicated clearly, and made everything feel smooth and stress-free. Everything has been great so far, and the location is awesome!
• LT

  Lauren Thakar

  Mar 18, 2026
  5.0
  Tito rocks :)
• CC

  Colin C

  Feb 11, 2026
  1.0
  1801L Apartments is priced like it’s a new luxury building, but it simply isn’t one. If you’ve lived in better buildings, the differences are obvious. I didn’t have time to do much research before signing a lease with 1801L. I’ve done a lot of research since then, and I’m shocked at what this building charges for what it offers. For the same rent or less you’ll have many other options in Midtown that are significantly nicer, newer, bigger, and offer much better amenities. Additional reasons paying this much for 1801L can’t be justified: - No package room. Packages are routinely left in the city garage downstairs and sometimes even on the sidewalk - Cockroaches in my kitchen - No private/gated parking garage. There is only street-parking or parking in the city garage downstairs, which costs $200/month, and issues tickets for minor violations - Elevator was out for four months - Old low-quality finishes (cabinets, showers, windows, appliances, etc) - Washer and dryer not full size; small refrigerator - Old windows with poor sound insulation - Known noise issues for street-facing units; namely from loud cars and motorcycles persistently revving their engines outside the building; particularly bad on weekends, often until 3 AM - Units facing 19th Street overlook a dumpster-filled parking lot; people constantly “active” in the dumpsters - Gym is very ratchet - My unit stopped receiving internet for a month - Trash is heavily micromanaged. Residents can only put out a kitchen bin and cardboard during a narrow evening window. Anything else requires a maintenance request. $35/month fee for this inconvenience Bottom Line: 1801L charges luxury prices for an old building that lacks luxuries. This building may work for some people, but at this price point it is not competitive with newer buildings. If you are apartment hunting in Midtown Sacramento, you will simply get more for your money elsewhere.