Timber Ridge Apts

My wife and I just got done with our lease with timber ridge, and we have nothing but amazing things to say about the place. Specifically we loved the staff. They all knew us by name and would always look out for us. Travis helped us find a place that was right for our budget and needs. And he also helped get us check out when we were ready to leave. Like I said, we had a great experience with these guys and would recommend it to anyone looking to rent in boulder

This place is a shithole. For starters, every winter snow seeps into the walls, making the entire interior of the apartment wet, and the corners mildewy. Bleach can’t touch it, and the management refuses to address the problem.
Perhaps more importantly, this place is LOUD at night. All night, every night. It’s plagued with spoiled undergraduates living on Mommy and Daddy’s dime, and these kids have zero sense of respect for their neighbors. 3:00 AM drunken screaming in the parking lot is an everyday occurrence, and the apartment management does not follow up on noise complaints. The office staff are unfriendly and, even worse, extraordinarily lazy.
The maintenance crew is awesome, but they’re limited in what they can do because the owner is so cheap. My brand-​new stove (which replaced one that had become a fire hazard) overheats, sits on an incline making it impossible to use larger pans on the stove top, and sometimes fails to light, filling my apartment with gas. Thankfully I’m graduating, and will be moving out next month. If you’re considering Timber Ridge, run the other way, and fast.

The other reviews are old. When I lived there from August 2012-​December 2013 it was awful. The management before the current one lost my replacement cell phone so I had to spend $ 200 because my phone company thought I just kept mine and it was a huge mess. The new staff are nicer but only if you have no problems. They will turn on you in two seconds flat if you have a complaint. The apartments are super shitty made for college kids. The bathroom grows mold after one shower so you have to keep up with that (tylex works). At first they refunded $ 10 out of $ 600 deposit but they didn’t check the remarks I wrote down so finally refunded more (still waiting on it though). All around gross apartments with unreliable help from staff. Way overpriced too.

I love this place. I pay around $ 750 for a one bedroom, large living room, small kitchen, complete bath.
The location is great for going to CU, and yet it is not over run with too many college kids. They just opened a coffee shop within quick walking distance, and Adam’s Circle is right near a few bus stops.
The maintenance crew are very friendly and always respond quickly.
This place is great if you’re looking for something quiet and comfortable, and if you have pets they are very accommodating.
The kitchen is pretty small. I love to cook and find it challenging to juggle dishes and projects on a tiny counter space.

Very friendly office staff, good location, decent price, and clean apartments. Live here if you want to be near the University and want a pool (although it gets busy sometimes, it’s clean and soo nice to have!). Although the complex is over-​run with college students, it’s primarily quite and clean. The gym is a bit dated, but it again — clean and it works.

I looked at this place yesterday as I was randomly walking around, and I was actually impressed by the size of the one bedroom apartment and cost (starting at $ 740). The outside is very quaint with a faux log cabin finish, and I spoke with one tenant who seemed very happy living there. It is also 11 min away from the law school.
I was shown two units (Alpine and Sierra plan layouts) in the E complex I think, and I was more impressed by the one bedroom apt since the living room was 11×16 and the bedroom 11×12 vs Sierra’s smaller 9×12 and 8×10 bedrooms (living room 11×14 — starting at $ 1025).
It is also located near a senior residence living property, plus it is enclosed (Adams Circle) so it is quiet and away from the party scene, yet very convenient to campus. The location is not the best for a huge selection of food places, but within 2 blocks (?) there is a grocery store.
I’ve already committed to another place with more flexibility, but I am going to keep this place in mind for next year since so far, it seems to be the most bang for the buck for someone wanting to live solo or as a couple.

The leasing agent was fantastic, but honestly those apartments remind me of the projects from The Wire. Bedrooms that I wouldn’t think could comfortably fit a twin or full bed, no dining area, no w/​d hookups, a small kitchen and an even smaller living room. We only viewed an apartment in the J building b/​c of dogs, but we both left thinking NO WAY!!!