Martinazzi Village Apartments

Lexi has been amazing with helping us through this process. We are visiting the area from out of state and this entire apartment search has been somewhat of a challenge. She did everything she could to make it that much easier for us. She was very punctual with returning my phone calls, she introduced us to the community and walked us around as well as answered all questions and concerns we had regarding the next steps. Overall she did a excellent job in introducing us to Martinazzi village, answering questions we had and making it a overall comfortable process with applying.

Beautiful quaint forest style, friendly apartments, pool's great in the summer!

They'll do yard maintenance in the mornings around 8:45 multiple days per week, so if you like sleeping with your window open, be ready for lawn mowing, gas powered leaf blowing and even the occasional chainsaw usage at that hour. For most of us that should be fine, but if you work untill late 1 or 2am, you might find that annoying. The leaf blowers blow such little leaves, it's a wonder why they don't just use a hand rake.

Occasionally you'll be going to bed and then someone will go to their car and idle it for lengthy periods of time (to warm it up) before finally driving away, which can wake you up, especially if it's after 11pm. Most people don't over idle their engines in the parking lot though, and most people are curteous of the quiet time rule after 10pm.

The buildings are made out of wood, which means creaky floors as you and/or neighbors walk above your apartment. There likely is no insulation between rooms of the appartment, which means typically you can hear fairly easily. It would be nice to have concrete walls to keep the noise out and heat in during the winters and cold in during the summer.

Tualatin is less than .6 miles from the appartments, and so walking over the little hill is easy even with groceries, but a lot of people don't do that, and elect to drive instead.

The pool is nice.