Heron Springs Townhomes and Apartments

Reviews

• RJ

  Rob J

  Sep 24, 2026
  2.0
  They call this “luxury living,” but paying nearly $3,000 a month should come with the ability to have peace and quiet in your own home. The walls are extremely thin, and the noise from neighboring apartments has become very disruptive. Children are running throughout the apartment for hours during the day and late into the night. The constant noise makes it difficult to sleep and get the rest I need. I have to go to work tired because I am not able to get adequate rest at home. I understand that families with children have the right to live here, but residents who do not have small children should not have to continuously suffer from excessive noise. I believe management should seriously consider better placement of residents with young children, such as grouping families in areas that are more appropriate for the amount of activity and noise that can come with young children. At minimum, there needs to be meaningful enforcement of the community’s quiet-hour and noise policies. For the amount residents are paying to live here, I expect a reasonable level of peace, quiet, and consideration from neighbors. I am asking management to address this situation and provide a solution rather than expecting residents to simply tolerate ongoing excessive noise.
• CR

  Cheryl Rasmussen

  May 16, 2026
  5.0
  The office staff, the maintenance and Moceri mngt company takes such great care of the Residents here! It is so refreshing. Absolute Professionals!
• SG

  Shane D. Grush

  Jan 7, 2026
  4.0
  After living at Heron Springs for five years, I wanted to offer a helpful review for both staff and prospective residents. Overall, I’d rate Heron Springs a 7/10. It’s a very quiet community, largely geared toward empty nesters looking to downsize, and that intent is reflected throughout the property. The location is strong—easy interstate access and only a few minutes from being “home”—though Silverbell traffic can be busy, so attentiveness is needed when pulling out. Unit quality was generally good. I rented an end unit (at an additional monthly cost) and would recommend it, as having only one shared wall made it quite peaceful. That said, the buildings are not designed with strong sound mitigation, and the garage-under-unit layout comes with noise trade-offs from neighboring garage doors—something to consider if you keep nontraditional hours. The unit design works overall but includes quirks, such as limited storage in the master bathroom, which felt like a missed usability detail. Maintenance was consistently solid. While there was some turnover, Travis in particular was always kind, responsive, and willing to go out of his way to resolve issues. The community itself is calm and well maintained, but younger renters or those seeking a more active, modern, or amenity-rich lifestyle may find it dated. The pool is nice, but other amenities (including the gym) are modest. Sidewalks are great for walking, though the area is not bike-friendly due to traffic. Parking was the weakest aspect of my experience (1/10). As an end unit on Kingfisher Ln, limited turnaround space and inconsistent snow removal meant being blocked in multiple times during winter. This felt like a solvable design and planning issue but remained a recurring frustration. Value shifted over time. Initial pricing felt competitive, but annual rent increases eventually made the property less compelling compared to newer options nearby offering better efficiency and amenities. Move-in and move-out were seamless, and Moceri staff was generally kind and reasonable. Overall, I enjoyed my time at Heron Springs, but some shortcomings point to opportunities for more intentional design and modernization around how residents actually live and use the space.
• AX

  Alex XU

  Nov 14, 2022
  3.0
  We just moved into this apartment. It was sweet and bitter experience. We loved the appliances here, the location is great, and the stuff is very nice too. HOWEVER, the walls between floors is too THIN. We live on the first floor. We can literally HEAR everything from upstair. Every step can be heard. A flush of toilet feels like dumping water right on top of my head! Also to be noticed that there are no ceiling lights in the bedrooms and living rooms. Please be advised.
• JC

  Jose Cabral

  Jul 8, 2016
  5.0
  It seems to be a great community, not too big as other ones and with really premium apartments. A bit far from almost everything, but besides that (and if you work in the region) it's worth giving it a shot and taking a look.

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