Stewarts Ferry

Reviews

• AW

  Angel Walker

  1 day ago
  3.0
  Been here for a year in a half i stay in townhomes it’s not a bad place to live but i hate the way the Matienece is run. They dont have a time limit on fixing things I'm used to places where they have to get your Matienece request done in a week. Here they take their time and sometimes depending on what it is YouTube and HomeDepo are your best friends it kinda prepares you to buy a home having to fix stuff on your own since Matienece takes 2 weeks to a month to get to things unless its a emergency. Other than that grounds are always clean and its quiet neighborhood and safe.
• AM

  Alicia McCroskey

  Sep 5, 2026
  5.0
  Ronnie has been very patient and helpful in the process.
• CM

  Charles Miller

  Aug 5, 2026
  2.0
  We need a full refund of fees, and we will not be continuing our application. Only because we were not givin proper information before we did application. We were not properly informed we needed 5x the rent which is completely out of reach. This is grounds for fraud.
• KJ

  Kelsey Johnson

  Aug 3, 2026
  1.0
  Nothing about this apartment complex is with living here. My unit had multiple issues at move in that were never fixed, and multiple maintenance issues during the time I lived there that were also never fixed. Had water leaks in my ceiling twice and water damage was just painted over. Every time maintenance came to fix one issue they’d find another and say they’d fix it but never would. I had to deal with water damage on my ceiling and light fixtures for months before I moved out. Every tenant I’ve talked to at the complex has issues with their apartment and management is not doing anything about it. They will overcharge you for issues with your apartment when you move out, but I promise they will not fix those issues and charge the next person that lives in that unit for it. They use conservice to bill for water usage, which divides everyone’s water usage by square footage. The issue with that is when there is a huge leak, everyone has to pay for it. Last year, there were several issues with the water and every tenant had to pay double because management made us pay for the repairs instead of footing the bill for an issue that was not any of the tenants’ fault. This also means that the water they use to fill the pools goes to your water bill, but when they have the hose filling the pool, half the water comes out of the hose because it has holes in it, so we’re paying for water that’s just being wasted. I lived right beside a pool and several times a week during the summer, there’d be a hose going into the pool and water rushing out of sides of the hose. Although the electricity is through NES, you’ll still pay double for electricity than you would at most apartments because their HVAC units are incredibly inefficient, and the apartments are extremely drafty that the unit has to work overtime to keep it at a decent temperature, and because of the energy inefficiency, it’s most expensive for it to do so. Do not live here, the rent is not worth it and you’re being overcharged for things that don’t work anyways.
• SP

  Sara Parker

  Jul 25, 2026
  2.0
  I am a resident and put in a service request on a Monday for my cracked toilet seat to be replaced. I got no response. I put in another work order on Tuesday…same thing…no response. I gave them 3 additional days to at least answer me to let me know when they would get to me. When they didn’t answer by Friday, I had my roommate submit a work order. She got a call immediately and someone was sent to my apartment for a fix that took about 20 minutes. I am not sure what the logic is but it was frustrating when I am the one who works from home so I am always here when maintenance needs to come. I have placed work orders in the past that they closed without responding at all. It is extremely frustrating.