EON at Lindbergh

Thank heavens I’m only here temporarily !! Because if I had to live here I would have to find another place to live. The apartment I’m in itself is nice aside from the fact that the Amtrack rail lines run right behind the back of the complex and run ALL night and ALL day. So forget about ever opening your windows at night I’m up every hour during the night when they are closed. The key fobs to get into the building don’t work half the time. I have to out the entrance of the garage because my fob won’t open the exit. bring new to the area, I thought they might have some info on the area map, take out places etc. Nothing !! Oh and in two weeks someone has pulled force alarms one at 10:00 pm and this morning at 6:00 am. So that should tell you the type of residents they get … And teenagers don’t really live here. i only gave them two stars because they do keep the place clean …

This apartment is too expensive and dirty. I’m living in 1 bed unit for few months. Utility charge, especially water, is too high! I’m paying over $ 100 only for water. I’m trully not using water that much and trying to save utillity charge. But every month, I received a bill with over $ 100 charge for water. Also, monthly payment is terrible. I bet this apartment is not worth to pay that much. Hall is always dirty and staffs are not kind. Head staff (a middle aged lady) is the worst. I’ve seen roach three times until now although they did pest control. Their pest control is useless.
Anyway, if you can afford to waste your money, come in. I’m considering moving out soon.

I’ve stayed here a few months and didn’t have issues with my apartment so i will try to breakdown the goods and bads about this complex
Pros: Well designed, new appliances, wooden floor in the living area and kitchen. I occupied a 2 bed, 2 bath so there was plenty space.
The location is very convenient if you use public transportation and the MARTA train very often. I drove less when i lived here and explored the city by bus and train.
Pets allowed, nice fitness center, loved it but still not the bomb. The business center downstairs offer free printing and free wi fi with cable tv. They offer wi fi in your apartment for $ 19.99 through a 3^rd party company and their service and connection sucks so i stayed with comcast. Underground parking so your car stays cool and out of the snow. in unit washer and dryer.
Cons: The residents, i’m sorry but some people living in this place are plain ghetto, loud, disrespectful. You’d think you’re living at the complex where they audition ratchets for the Love and Hip Hop Atlanta reality show but that ain’t my business since i did my best to keep to myself. Some residents have dangerous breeds of dogs as if they hosted dog fights. The price is high but it makes sense because of the location and convenience. Residents break into other residents apartments so be on the look out. Trash chute becomes messy because some people never read and follow instructions.
Moved out as soon as i could since i took over someone’s lease which was ending and pending a renewal i decided not to renew

Aside from a drug-​related shooting a few weeks ago, I have been very happy with my experience living at Eon at Lindbergh. While the news of the shooting was shocking, I ultimately did not let this affect my choice to renew my lease. The dispute was between guests of a resident, and did not involve any innocent bystanders. That being said, let me mention the other drawback of this community: drugs. Quite often, I will get on the elevator or take the stairs to my third floor unit and be met with the strong smell of marijuana. Now, having lived in several communities in Atlanta over the past 7 years and visiting friends living in a handful more, I am not too shocked to find this smell in the complex, as it seems Atlantans as a majority like participating in Bob Marley’s goodies in their apartments. I imagine I notice it more here because the hallways are enclosed, rather than open air at some complexes.
If you can get past occasionally smelling Mary Jane’s perfume, the complex is really quite nice. As I mentioned, it has wide and enclosed hallways which are kept clean and remind me of a hotel. The doors are heavy and would definitely be very hard for an intruder to break down. In addition, the building require key fob access or guests to call the resident they are visiting to be let in. The fob is needed whether you are going in the stairs, the main door, or even up the elevator from the parking garage. The parking garage does not allow guests to enter via phone, but there are plenty of spots on the bottom floor of the garage for residents to go down and scan them in (more on secured access) It is very secure!
Another perk of the property for me is the easy access to Marta. It is just blocks from the Lindbergh station, but the farthest apartment complex back (two others in between Eon and the station), so you don’t see any of the Marta foot traffic by the building.
There is also a concierge in the main building. Supposedly he checks in guests of residents in that building, but I mostly use him for after hours package pickup. The leasing team will also tell you that the concierge can manage your dry cleaning, but I haven’t used this service.
Other amenities include two pools — one for «laps» and the other for fun. To be honest, both of the pools were pretty tame last summer, so if you are looking for a party pool, you are in the wrong place.
As for the units themselves, they are modern layouts with new granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and hardwood floors. The walls must not be thin because even when I can hear my neighbors’ music or dogs in the main hallway, my unit is quiet. My main complaint is lack of closet space — the closet in my one bedroom is TINY! There is not a hall «coat» closet to use for storage, either.
As I said in the beginning, I decided to renew my lease here because the value outweighs the cons. Eon only raised my rent by $ 20 this year, and I definitely have not seen anywhere as nice and convenient as this place for less. Be sure to ask about preferred employer discounts and they may offer you money off your deposit or a special rent rate. Good luck in your apartment search!

Really pleased with Eon– however stay away from Glenda… leasing agent with an attitude who makes multiple mistakes/​lies on the regular.

Been living here for the past 1.5yr and I’ve got to say I love it! I really think they’re the best in this area as far as all the amenities and the look of the apartments as well as the closeness to the transit system. Granite in kitchen & bathroom, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, beautiful layouts, Japanese-​style frosted panel sliding doors, concierge on premises when office is closed, the works! Love Ms. Glenda & Maria is the leasing office! If your interested in moving here see them! They’re very helpful!