Kettle Point Apartments

Reviews

• MD

  Mark DeFanti

  Jun 23, 2026
  5.0
  Jess and her team have been extremely helpful.
• CM

  Cilicia MacArthur

  Apr 26, 2026
  1.0
  This was an extremely nice place when we initially moved in, plenty of parking and good upkeep. In the past year, so many people have moved in that you can barely park anymore and the entrance to the building which should be locked is constantly broken. Despite the building "fixing" the door- it is still broken. They also charge around 15k to break the lease (not normal). Not worth living here while you have to deal with the bridge traffic on top of way too many people now. The building also is home to teenagers that now make part of the premises unusable at times. Very glad to be moving out- rent money is much better spent in Prov or another complex
• AP

  Ann Price

  Mar 10, 2026
  5.0
  Thank you! Five Stars! Jess, Billy, Mike and Scott in the Office have been so welcoming and thoughtful in so many ways. ♥️ Just yesterday a kind neighbor found my dropped keys in the parking area and returned them to the Office for safe-keeping. Gratefully, Ann
• EC

  Eduardo Curi

  Mar 5, 2026
  1.0
  Management tries to bill you for every little thing possible. $200 carpet cleaning fee and lived there for one year... apartment is in pristine condition. Tiny little nugget of dog poop I may have missed to pickup, they are trying to bill me $350. Wanted to upgrade into a 2 bedroom unit because my apartment was too small. I offered to sign a new lease and pay more and they said no and couldn't give me an explanation why. They nickel and dime you for everything. Stay away don't let the nice looking property and neighborhood fool you. The management is awful and I wouldn't recommend to anybody.
• AA

  Alexa

  Jan 31, 2026
  1.0
  The management company running this property is terrible. First off, if you’re just $15 late on your renters insurance, they used to hit you with a $500 late fee—which is completely illegal under Rhode Island law (late fees on rent can’t be charged until at least 30 days overdue, and similar principles apply here to required insurance payments). They also block any attempts to contact corporate, knowing full well they’re in the wrong. They have now changed the rules about charging those late fees, because they know they were wrong and likely facing pushback or legal issues. At move-out, they automatically charge $200 for carpet cleaning regardless of condition—even when the carpet is well beyond its normal lifespan (about 5 years)—something they are not legally permitted to do (Rhode Island law prohibits charging tenants for routine cleaning or normal wear and tear, including automatic professional carpet cleaning fees, as confirmed by recent Supreme Judicial Court rulings). Once again, they prevent you from reaching corporate because they know their practices won’t hold up. This kind of pattern shows they’re only fixing issues when forced—avoid if you can!