Boulder Creek Apartments

Avoid this place at all costs. The only reason I moved here is bc I needed a short term rental. Otherwise, there are plenty of other condo and townhome options in the area that are nicer, cheaper, and much less of a headache. My apartment smelled like mold and the carpet was very old. My car was broken into twice. Very child unfriendly. Resident drivers are very hostile to the kids waiting at the bus stop. The manager was more concerned about the drivers than the kids who were just trying to get to school! She thought the kids should find another place to catch the bus bc so many residents were inconvenienced between 8 and 8:10 every morning. Ummmm… there is no other place without the kids walking down a main, 4 lane road with no sidewalks. Oh but if you have a dog, it’s great! They can poop everywhere, run all around unleashed, and bark and howl all night! And Piper, one of the managers, was quite the nightmare when I moved out. Beware.
In response to Piper: I did inform the office and filed a police report. Also, I have no idea what you are talking about with the parking at the bus stop. I was referring to the children standing at the corner waiting for the bus. See, this is the exact response you get from management when you complain — excuses. I assure you I did live in this pit last year. Don’t make my mistake!

My husband and I lived here for one year, and I loved it. I loved keeping the windows open at night and being able to listen to the coyotes, tree frogs, crickets, and other wildlife. The apartment itself was beautiful. I loved the gas fireplace!
I read complaints by some former residents who talked about spending money to hire their own professional carpet cleaner before they moved out, only to later be charged a hefty carpet cleaning fee by the complex anyway. Boneheads. Just because YOU chose to have someone clean your carpet does not mean it exempts you from anything. These places must be professionally cleaned of pet dander, allergens, etc., so just save your money and leave it be. Hiring a professional won’t guarantee you anything. Besides, if I were a future resident, I wouldn’t want to move into an apartment if I knew the former resident hired someone to clean it; I want to know the complex was involved in having it professionally taken care of the proper way.
If you take care of your apartment, if you don’t damage the walls or horribly stain the carpet or let your baby shit all over the place, you should be fine. I say this somewhat contemptuously because I KNOW how renters can be. This isn’t their home, they don’t own it, so they treat it with complete disrespect. And I know this because my grandmother is a landlord, and yes, there are renters who allow their babies to shit all over the floors and leave dirty diapers about. I’ve seen Kool-​Aid stains, giant holes in walls, weird greasy, slimy stuff in cabinets, and just about every broken thing you can think of. So, if you are one of these renters, of course you can expect a hefty fee.
As for water and utilities, we lived in a 1300 sq/​ft apartment, and everything combined came to about $ 200, or not much more than that. So it’s fine.
Overall, I would highly recommend this place. Just treat it with respect and everything should be OK.

I lived here for nine months and was very happy to move out. When I originally signed the six-​month lease, I was told the apartments weren’t ready so I could not view it. They did show me a model that looked nice. Additionally, the club house is beautiful. However, when I moved in, I was pretty disappointed. The apartment I got was pretty old and outdated. What really showed its age was the TV cubby hole above the fireplace in the living room. It was built for a tube TV and was pretty much useless for anything else. The apartment was relatively clean but old. After six months, they raised the rent by $ 500. I stuck it out for another three months on a month-​to-​month lease and left. Also be advised that utilities are consolidated and paid through a company called AUM. I was averaging almost $ 300/​month in utility bills for a 1000 square foot apartment.

Living at Boulder Creek was okay. It is outdated for the price of the apartments. BUT caution move out is a nightmare. We painted over the picture holes, painted the window box, hired a professional maid to clean. I thought it was ready for move in. To my surprise they kept my deposit and said I owed more. $ 647.0 is what they charged for move out. The last thing Chrysten said to me was «Honey you don’t understand move out». I guess I don’t.

I moved into Boulder Creek back in 9/​2012, and so far have had NO complaints at all. The apartment unit is surprisingly quiet and was in pristine condition when I moved in! The folks down at the sales/​management office are always welcoming and helpful — and the services and amenities are really nice to have on-​site.

Overall a very nice and quiet complex. The staff is friendly and the location is convenient.

Love this place!

So I just finished cleaning out our apartment at Boulder Creek and it really is a nice place but I am happy to be moving to a house. We lived in a two bed, two and a half bath townhouse. The complex has a nice workout room, pool and the grounds are well kept. Sometime is was a little difficult to get a hold of the staff for repairs and other issues but everyone was very friendly. Once I someone was able to show up for repairs they did a great job.
The walls are a little thin and one neighbor thought it was fine to blast his music to the point I could sing along. Granted it was during the day but not all that fun to listen to the music of others for hours on end.
The other great thing about this place was the spectacular views. I would recommend this place to anyone in need of an apt.