The Tarnhill

We lived here for a year and decided to move out due to the expenses. It’s a very nice place, just a few flaws in the place. The floors are uneven and a few stuff under the carpet whenever you walk on it, you kinda feel it. The toilet doesn’t flush nicely which we would have to clean every week due to that. Overall the management is very nice, communication is good. Don’t really use the amenities as we would’ve thought but the pool is great for children as my siblings always come over and would go to! Made my first year leasing very smooth! Tarnhill is quite expensive but the economy has gone up, would recommend if you don’t mind it though.

Great location, central to everything. good staff and great neighbors. friendly staff and residents and love that large dogs have a place to call home.

Nice apartments, a bit spendy but expected with the amenities provided. Lived here for roughly 7 years. Not bad, wish they hadn't raised the rent so high otherwise i would have stayed. Recommend having a good income to live here. And wish they hadn't allowed dogs, the dog park is nice but they destroyed the kids playground for it. And most people don't use the dog park. The contractors they use are not great, theres a lot of mistakes made when they redo stuff. The old carpet was nicer, the new carpet isn't great for families or pets inside the apartments themselves. They should just turn this place into condos. The elevator is great (goes out sometimes) but its good for wheelchair accessibility and they have handicapped spots. The floors are uneven in alot of places... The new cabinets are awkward but look nice. The backsplash is much nicer than painted walls in the kitchen and the redone bathrooms are nicer as well. Although some redone apartments still have old tile thats broken and the grout is coming out. We have had issues with the shower and kitchen faucets becoming loose and theres so many power surges in the building due to the updated electrical. You pay for all your utilities, and the laundry room is roughly 4 to 5 dollars a load. The sauna works and doesn't work sometimes. The pools nice, usually pretty clean. The community room use to be welcome to all then that changed over the years. Its a nice place to live if you have good neighbors, the neighbors can make your break your stay here. The building is non-smoking but people smoke in the hallways and the stairs and their apartments. Some floors are good others smell pretty bad. Theres many friendly people who live here and some crazies to. Sometimes homeless people sleep on the sidewalks or in their cars. People break into cars here, ive had a window smashed before. Management seems to try to be helpful but they care when they care and they don't when they don't. They use to have really good management and its gone back and forth over the years. Bobbi seems solid on her good days. Maintenance is good they do their jobs well. Some apartment keys open other apartments. So be aware of that. But overall id say it was a good place to live but just expensive. If i had to tally up all the time i spent using the amenities id have just gone to a local pool or play place. The underground parking is nice though, thats not offered everywhere. If you can get an apartment on the third floor they have vaulted ceilings which are nice at least in the living room. Good luck to you all on your move. Living here was good/bad but i rather have money than live a life under the thumb of a greedy corporation so I'm moving on. This place is the equivalent of getting a condo without the surprise huge expenses. But just small ones here and there.