Somerset Lakes Apartments

Love this place. It feels like home — probably due to the fact that the individual apartments are the size of actual houses.. . all for a reasonable price as well.
Management is also amazing, they do such a great job at making you feel like a valued part of the community, you’re not just a monthly check to them. Many apartments treat you well when you are considering moving to their facility, but then don’t even recognize you when you come to inquire about something after they have you sign their lease.
At Somerset Lakes they know your name, history, and previous conversations with them. You can tell they want you to stay for the long haul, and genuinely want you to be happy with the services. I recommend these apartments to all my friends and family.
The only small downside is that there aren’t very many closed garages for storing valuable stuff you can’t fit inside an apartment, but also I hear they will be installing private entry into every building soon, very much looking forward to that added security to feel even safer.
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Unilocal, you should be ashamed of yourself for posting this 9 year old review. Somerset Lakes is a slum now. I have lived here for 11 months and cano wait to get out. Cheap materials, no real maintenance for very real problems, bug ridden, constant break-​ins, expensive alacart pricing and owners that care nothing for apartment dewlers otherthan their money!

I am a wanderer, a modern day nomad if you will, and I have lived in several spots in this city in my relatively short time here. But until now I have yet to find a better place to live, then my current digs at Somerset Lakes.
The place is amazing, it is pretty large, but manages to feel rather cozy and local. The neighbors are great and I even have a guy in my quad that has been there for 12 years, if that doesn’t speak volumes about this place, I don’t know what will.
The kicker? Every apartment has a lake front view! There is a huge lake that spans throughout the complex and with each and every apartment there is a sweet view out over the water, great for sunset watching. The lake is available for boating, however if you want to swim you’ll have to stick with the freshwater in the pool and skip that lake smell that some of us adore. A awesome gym, tennis courts, and basketball are all great ways to get in shape. Oh, and as for other fun things to do, for those with a green thumb there is plenty of space in the garden area, designated for the residents to get out doors and plant some veggies or flowers, whatever your hear desires.
The staff is very friendly, and it doesn’t seem fake like some places I’ve lived. The whole community is gated off and has a very safe feel, and for my money I need to feel safe. Another great thing that may keep me at Somerset for a while is the quick access to everything you need. Minutes from Broad Ripple, Keystone and Castleton, I never have to hike the ol’ Jeep very far, which saves some bones on the gas.
I like it here, and I like it a lot, if you don’t mind spending a little extra for a classy comfortable place to live, then pony up to Somerset and check it out next time you’re due for a move.