My hubby and I have chosen to live off ba
The second apartment complex we moved to was Spanish Mission. It's a great price-range option for lower ranking airmen and their families. A 2bd/2bth goes for around $630-$650 and they do offer military discount military clause and amenities such as a pool tennis court basketball court and playground. The size and layout of the apartment was great even though the complex is about 40 years old. The tennants are a mix of military and college although you do find a few families sprawled in between. The grounds are well kept but the fact they're older means you have deal with more bugs. I've had the apartment sprayed twice and am still finding a roach creep in here and there. We love the price we like the location (next to Tall Tree Apts) we love the fact you can have a puppy we do not like bugs.
Northwind Apts- We personally haven't lived at Northwind Apts but we've visited friends over there. They are very pretty. They are on the higher scale of expensive (about $800 for a 1bd/1bth). The ceilings are tall with crown molding the living room dining area and kitchen is an open floorplan. There are walk-in closets (one in bdrm one in LR). You have a small patio or deck and the community is gated at all hours (you have to have a code door opener or get buzzed in). They have a pool dog area and playground. The community is filled with alot of military and professionals and their families. As far as moving out they are sticklers in making sure everything is immaculate. They are right down the road from Staten Crossing Apts and about 10 min to ba
We've never lived in although we did tour Three Oaks Apts. It's located on the same road at Northwind and Staten Crossing apts. It's an older apt community a great location but the floorplans are very tight. The living room we toured couldn't fit our sofa and loveseat in the same room. Our kingsize bed (we measured) would take up majority of the master bedroom leaving us with minimal space for dressers and nightstands. The closets are reach in and small very limited space. The bathrooms also feel tight. The price is very reasonable there for rent just don't plan on having alot of things. They do allow puppies but the pet fee is expensive like most of the apartment complexes in the area.
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Five Points Residences we never toured but saw the pics online and have seen the outside of the complex. They are expensive. Expeeennnnnsive. Granite countertops high ceilings crown molding the works - the apts are brandnew and are out of a lower ranking airman's range. I'd love to live in them but we simply can't afford it. The location is about 15-20 mins from ba
Murray Apts - I've only heard they're crappy. Filled by low income/college students. Rent is really cheap but the apartments reflect it. Not well maintained.
House Rentals - There are a few neighborhoods on the Valdosta-side of ba
I hope some of this helps you make an educated decision!