Boardwalk by Windsor

My wife and I have been here for 3 months now … This place is absolutely amazing for 3 reasons:
1– Luxury living experience: Brand new complex, modern architecture/​design, and high end amenities. ⁵⁄₅ stars for the looks of Boardwalk outside and inside of the complex/​units.
2– Rules: I’ve seen lots of reviewers complain about mgmt enforcing rules here. Well, too bad. Rules are rules and Boardwalk is luxury, safe, and classy because they actually enforce rules that make this community awesome. If you want to go to a place that lets you do what you want, there’s plenty of cheaper, non-​luxury complexes in OC.
3– Vibes+Safety: This was one of our top priorities when moving from FL. The vibe here is awesome, filled with young professionals who like to have fun and work hard to live in a luxurious complex. We walk around here at night and the surrounding neighborhood, no issues and you will always feel safe. Almost all of the surrounding area is redone and new construction.
Overall, this is the best complex I’ve ever lived because of how high end it is and the service here. It’s comparable to staying at a 5 star hotel.
We are extremely critical people when it comes to luxury stays, cleanliness and safety. Do yourself a favor and at least check Boardwalk out in person, you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve lived here for almost 2 months now and I can say I really enjoy living here. The maintenance staff are extremely friendly and quick to fix any problems you have in the apartment. I noticed a lot of people complaining about the leasing office management. I’m not sure if i’ve always caught them when they were in a good mood, but every time i’ve gone in they have been friendly and resolved all of my issues.
I love how the living room is HUGE. Honestly, before coming here we’ve checked out a few other apartments in the area and nothing beats Windsors apartment layouts. Large bedrooms, huge walk in closets and even the bathrooms are a great size. I think another HUGE plus is that i don’t hear my neighbors, so you know the walls are thick.
Obviously no apartment is perfect and this place does come with some negatives like how you cannot use the storage area thats in the patio, one parking spot when I have a two bedroom apartment, the dog pee smell is very strong in certain areas, a few dogs bark literally all day, and the outside noise. You hear the fire trucks and police cars go off literally 5+ times a day. i don’t even live near the street and it’s super loud. I wish the windows were better quality where it can cancel out the outside noise.
i could go on and on… but overall i really enjoy living here. :D

The staff, the staff, the staff! The staff both maintenance and leasing office are amazing! This makes a big difference in a living experience in these types of properties. Yes, the amenities are nice (especially the gym), but the care and attention provided by management is what makes me happy! Highly recommend Boardwalk by Winsdor in HB.
* Plus Jimmy Johns is right there, so there’s that as well! :)

The WORST apartment management ever! Andrea the community manager is very rude and unprofessional. This is a beautiful apartment complex with good amenities but the professionalism that the apartment manager shows is terrible. Initially when touring the community and apartment, I asked Josue (my leasing rep) if I needed to do anything special to move my directv satellite dish here. He stated that there was no concern as long as the apartment faced southeast where I could receive the signal. Nothing else was mentioned. A couple months after moving into the apartment (after all concessions were given and lease was fully locked in) I’m served with a 3 day or quit notice because of the placement of my satellite dish. This was the first time I’d even been notified that this was an issue. I emailed the leasing office and community manager numerous times and she never replied. She lied and said she called ONE of the TWO phone numbers I had on file and failed to even call the other to talk about a resolution. I had to take off work to go to the office to sit down with her and she was very rude, bitchy, and condescending throughout the entire meeting. The day my directv technicians came to adjust the dish, it was discovered that they would not be able to move it and still get a signal. So I went down to the leasing office to speak with her about a resolution and she shunned me and refused to come out of her office where she was clearly visible and on the computer. Andrea proceeded to rudely shout at me from her office when I asked if she could step away to speak with me about solving the issue at hand while the technicians were there. There are many residents who have had negative interactions with Andrea and other people who work in the office in regards to a myriad of issues that have occurred in the community. From constant alarms, to parking, to noisy pets. Andrea shows no accountability for her unprofessional actions and is very passive aggressive about how she handles situations. She should not be in this position. She doesn’t even return phone calls or emails when you reach out to her! I caution anyone who is thinking of moving here to think twice! It may be a nice apartment but I’m sure you will have a terrible experience with the rude manager once there is an issue that arises. I WILL NOT be renewing my lease here.

I have lived here for 1−½ years now and I think Boardwalk by Windsor is an AWESOME place to live. The staff in the leasing office are amazing. Every single one of them will go out of their way to help you with any issue you may have. I can just walk into the office any time and they will make time to talk to you. It is really amazing to me that with all of the residents that are here now, they all know me personally and will even say hi to my dogs. :-) They really make you feel welcome and never act as though you are bothering them. They do a great job of planning community activities for the residents too.
The maintenance staff is great. Since I have lived here, I have requested a work order twice through the very convenient online resident portal (late at night). Both times they were here and resolved the issue early the next day. The grounds, buildings and amenities are all kept very clean. We have a weight room, exercise equipment, pool (not heated – bummer), hot tubs, grills, community center with a pool table, lots of TVs, sound system, sand volleyball area, a kids play area, a small fenced dog park with a dog wash station — which is very nice to have after spending the day with your dogs at the beach.
I like the building that I live in — it is so quiet – I never hear any noise from my neighbors. I rarely even see anyone in the hallway as I am coming and going. The floor plan in my apartment is great — -all very nice appliances and every apartment has it’s own washer and dryer. Very close-(walking distance) to restaurants and shopping. Very convenient location.
Geez — –it kinda sounds like I am a paid spokesperson for Boardwalk by Windsor — but, I’M NOT… (hey, maybe I should be)! Everything is true that I said— I’m just happy to live here. :-)

I love living at Boardwalk so much and it pains me not to be able to give it 5, or even 10 stars, but due to the horrible parking conditions I can only give it 4. My roommate and I have been living at Boardwalk for 2 months now and everything has been fantastic. The staff is incredible and the response time when it comes to maintenance has always been same day. The complex is always incredibly clean; despite being a dog community I rarely hear dogs barking and the complex is extremely quiet at night. My unit faces the side of the main community center (where the pool, gym and park located) and even though there is a lot of activity, we don’t hear any loud noise. The complex also hosts monthly community get togethers such as wine nights or dancing. However, as much as I love all the amenities the parking absolutely KILLS me. We leased a two bedroom because there is two of us living here; we were only given one assigned spot and the community has threatened to tow the car that doesn’t have the parking permit. It blows my mind that I would get towed from my own community if I were to park in guest parking or anywhere else that requires a permit. If I had leased a one bedroom I could understand, but as a two bedroom with two people living in it, that is the only thing that has upset me. While there is additional parking spots you can purchase, there is a wait list for those so while you are waiting your car might get towed. I really wish I could’ve gave this five stars, but due to parking I barely was able to give it four. If boardwalk could build an underground structure or offer another solution to parking, I would rate it a 10 star community.

SERIOUSLY THE WORSE COMPLEX FOR THE PRICE EVER!
I’m going to be as detailed as possible so no one thinks I’m being bitter because someone pissed me off here. There are obvious cons that comes with living at an apartment complex which are general hallway noise, dogs, neighbors yadayada. but there is ALWAYS a humming vacuuming base-​y sound coming from GOD KNOWS WHERE at night. the automatic vents in the bathrooms are ALWAYS on. Perfect for the person who doesn’t care to sleep at night. the bathroom lights are SUPER dimmed in the bathroom and cannot be changed. After months of living here, they decided to install A GIANT FAN in the ceiling of the master bedroom. WHO THE HELL has a fan in an apartment complex thats meant to be hip, new and «modern» in this day and age? and why didn’t they tell me this was the plan BEFORE I signed the lease. maybe i wouldn’t have signed it. maybe i have fears of fans. it could be for any reasons. thats just negligence on their end. the fire alarm goes off at least once a week. i don’t know why theres still testing going on two years in and at 6−7am in the morning. If the fire alarm in your own unit goes off, good luck trying to get someone to turn it off because you’ll jump through 5 hurdles and 3 management persons who don’t give a rats ass later to have it turned off. THE PARKING SUCKS. theres no assigned parking and some cars do not move for days and weeks and just sits there to take up parking space. why don’t they just ASSIGN PARKING SPACES THEN??? Even with a two bedroom and paying over 2000. you only get one UNASSIGNED parking space. two years in and the gate is ALWAYS broken (at least once-​twice) a week. The elevator is new but yet creaks and is slower than the elevator I used in Europe which was 100 years old. you’re better off taking the stairs. The pool is not heated. the gym doesn’t have lights on the first floor only on the second floor ceiling which is blocked the first floor ceiling so when its night time. you’re working out in the dark. the park always has BUMS chilling drinking and smoking outside. SCARY IF YOU HAVE KIDS. every single parking is marked RETAIL outside but theres ONE retail store open. where are guests supposed to park now? calling security is through a hotline to a corporate call center, so by the time the security gets it. you might be dead, missing, caught on fire. I can go on and on about all the SH*TTY things this place has to offer but here are some good things, the recreational building is awesome. it has four floors good for parties. Thats about it. ALL IN ALL the complex is nice to look at. not nice to live in. For the money you’re better off renting some place ELSE!!! PS. the management team is only nice until you start expecting them to actually care about you. RUN RUN AS far away from this place as fast as you can.

Never have I ever been so disappointed in myself for making a hasty purchase/​decision. My boyfriend and I were wowed and awed by the grand 20 foot ceilings in our 1 bedroom loft and the new amenities here at Boardwalk when we toured the property. We were told that this floor plan was limited per building so we jumped and submitted or application right away so we wouldn’t lose it. Little did we know this property had a Unilocal.My biggest regret was not using this as a tool to research before moving in. There are very valid points in each review.
To be more specific the elevators, which are 90% of the time unkempt and smell of dog urine. The floors and rug in the elevator are constantly dirty. And the day we moved in they were broken! We had to carry EVERY item/​piece of furniture up the 4 flights of stairs during the hottest part of summer.
My parking spot that is «covered» which we pay an additional $ 100 for per month is not in fact completely covered. And did I mention there is a construction sight merely 10 feet in front of it!!! New loft going up with major construction. We were traveling for 10 days and when I came back the amount of dust on my windshield was so thick I couldn’t see through my window. I had to run back to my apartment and get supplies to clean it. Small gravel rocks and over spray from paint and demo have also damaged the hood of my car. Their solution to this problem: pay $ 100 more a month to park on the complete opposite side of the facility. Completely in accommodating when the covered garage parking, which we were told was reserved for residents on the top floor, is barely full! And we are on the top floor.
This is supposedly a non-​smoking yet I continue to find cigarette buds constantly around the grounds.
One of the biggest hassles and disappointments here at Boardwalk is the security and «gated community» feeling they preached. We were the last building to move and they still have not figured out the parking garage gates or key fobs. We have been locked out twice late at night due to the sensors in the key fobs not working and thankfully ran into other residents leaving the building to let us in. The gates that lead to the garages/​car ports are rarely both closed at the same time. Sometimes they remain constantly wide open for maintenance for days at a time. So glad we pay $ 100 for a secure parking spot to have the gates wide open for theft.
Moving into a new community it is understandable hat there will be some glitches in the system the first few months, but we were the last and final building to move in. One would think things would be running smoothly by now.
So currently we are counting the months till our lease is up and needless to say we will not be resigning our lease here, even though we love the location and our apartment itself. It is not worth the money to deal with the unprofessional and constant disappointment here.

I’ve lived at the Boardwalk for one year now. I have to say, the staff at the Boardwalk is great. If you have an issue they are on it right away. The buildings are newly constructed and nice. So why the two stars? This place is way too expensive! With my two bedroom apartment I only get one parking space. For a second car I would need to pay an additional $ 100 for a carport & $ 200 for a small garage. Then there is the dogs; OMG… dog squat, barking… no way! I have to pay trash, sewer, electric, gas, water… basically everything a single family home owner would have to pay. The BBQ area is a disaster! There are only three BBQs for five four-​story buildings. Of those three BBQs, often two are broken. The gym is convenient but so so. You can do cardio and basic muscle maintenance but definitely not a replacement for a full service gym. My advice is to look for a condominium and not an apartment.

The Cons:
The outside is always dirty.
The concrete hallways get cleaned once a month at most.
Extreme wear and a tear even on the new buildings entry ways (with minimal to no repair)
Elevator’s inspection date is past due for 11 months (as of posting)
The management enjoys sending passive aggressive emails to everyone.
It always smells like dog piss outside.
Cheap materials on the inside of the apartment.
Rent is expensive for the area.
Construction is constant, there was no warning about a different apartment complex being built right next door. (The sound of construction beeping is constant)
Perks:
The apartment itsself looks nice, the outside looks nice, without closer inspection.
Management is nice to your face
Guest Parking
My advice is rent somewhere else.

I enjoy living at Boardwalk by Windsor.
Unfortunately my experience at Boardwalk has extremely negative as of late.
My neighbors decided to get a Dog with separation anxiety that barks all day & night.
After complaining numerous times to management, they told me they are unwilling to do anything other than «keep sending letters» & suggested I move apartments.
They told me since i’m the only person complaining that they’re not prepared to do anything.
I explained i’m the only one complaining because the door he scratches & barks at is directly opposite mine, so the sound goes straight through my apartment all the way to my bedroom, even while showering. Other apartments have pet only buildings. That would be a good idea for Boardwalk.
The residents of boardwalk are very interesting. There’s an old man that walks around all day & night topless… every day. He fills up old water bottles using the water fountains & then washes his feet in the hot tub. I’m not kidding.
I’ve seen residents drinking and playing loud music in the «park» in the middle of the complex until well after midnight.
People inviting their families of 20 to the pool so it’s hard to find somewhere to sit or use the amenities.
It’s a no smoking property but I don’t think anyone pays attention. People smoke by the pool and my elevator often smells of smoke or weed & sometimes piss.
Parking is a pain in the ass, but everywhere in HB is like that. If I come home late, there’s often nowhere for me to park so i’m forced to park in reserved parking. I’ve been told I could get towed for that… for parking at my own apartment.
When I moved in I was told they had security every night. Within weeks (after most of the complex was now filled) that was changed to just an offsite patrol that checks in weekend evenings. basically a rent a cop drives through a couple times a night. The area we’re in in HB has a very high crime rate due to its proximity to Bella Terra mall. Everyone I’ve talked to here has had their bike or car stolen or damaged… but don’t put your bike on your patio because that’s against the rules.
The amenities are nice. The pool can be chilly, even in the middle of summer & a little noisy as there are lots of families here. The gym is great with modern equipment. The «clubhouse» is fun with a pool table, lots of TV’s & grills for everyone to use.
The décor is just my style. Modern, beachy & clean.
Location is good with the freeway close & lots of places to shop in the area.
The beach is a 10 minute drive, or a 20 minute cycle.
There’s a lot I like about Boardwalk. Everyone at the leasing office is great. Always helpful and super friendly. I’m sure they want everyone to be happy but unfortunately no rules are being enforced so only irresponsible residents end up truly happy.

We’ve been residents of Boardwalk for just under a year now and are not at all hesitant to renew our lease at this wonderful community. I’m happy to report that all of the construction seems to be complete and there are no longer any of the headaches that go along with it. All of the sites amenities are top notch and we couldn’t be happier. We’re lucky enough to have an amazing view of Mount Baldy and our bulldogs could not be happier. The beach is only a short 10 min drive away and when the city hosts major events such as the Vans US Open of surfing and HB’s world famous 4^th of July celebration the city runs free shuttle services next to the boardwalk property. (you can literally walk from your apartment to the shuttle and enjoy the day’s festivities) We highly recommend Boardwalk by Windsor and love our home so very much! Hats off to the onsite staff and leasing team that work so hard every day to make our homes a wonderful place to live!

Yea, I’m with Greg S. on this one…
Boardwalk by Windsor is an amazing place to live. The staff is extremely helpful, intelligent, professional, responsive, courteous and good looking ;) The facilities are gorgeous, and the community overall is warm and friendly.
Worth every penny.
More community events would be nice though :) Maybe a massive volleyball tournament with the residents? Or a grill-​off by the pool? Looking forward to Oktoberfest!
Either way, I do not see myself leaving anytime soon, and would recommend this place to anyone…

I expected better customer service and professionalism. There is absolutely no advocacy for residence here. The fire alarm goes off at every wee hour of the morning and night. Aren’t weekends suppose to be time for rest and relaxation??? Not when you live here, it aint!!! In fact, it IS still going off after 1 year of being operational. That is beyond ridiculous! If this was any other company operation someone would be fired already.
It is unfortunate, we love our apartment even with subpar materials used (ie., sink design — water splashes everywhere. Sink and bathtubs prone to discoloration and retain stains), we would probably still live here, but the management team does not add to a pleasant living environment and so we are out.
BYE FELICIA!

Ok I feel the need to leave a review because these negative reviews are absolutely ridiculous.
First off, it’s your own damn fault for moving into a complex that wasn’t finished being built yet. I’ve lived here 5 months and at that point the entire recreation center building was already finished during our tour. And it is an incredible facility. ²⁴⁄₇ access with high end huge tv’s everywhere, pool table, and even an entire floor dedicated to a quiet environment for studying, relaxing, kicking back and reading, whatever you want. Almost like a study hall in a sense. You have the 3^rd floor which is the game room full of tv’s chairs, couches, pool table etc. the 4^th floor has an awesome view of the pool with a bar, BBQ, mini fridge, lounge chairs, umbrellas, etc.
The pool is fantastic, it has two hot tubs, tons of lounge chairs, only suggestion is it needs more trash cans as there’s currently only one by the rec building entrance.
The gym. Oh, man… If you’re a fitness person this gym is outstanding. Everything weight and machine you need aside from bench press (liability thing I am sure), but it has Dumbbells, cable machines, etc. that’s just the first floor! The second floor is the cardio floor with tons of elliptical, treadmills, and bikes all with cable TV build into them. The 3^rd floor is a hardwood floor yoga studio with mats, Swiss balls, and with an outdoor patio area if you just want to kick back. The staff was so responsive when I suggested they order some bosu balls and medicine balls in the yoga studio. I sent them an email and within a week or so they furnished it with them! How many apartment complexes would do that? It had to cost thousands for what they purchased. Also I should note that my roommate requested the rope handles for the cable machine and they ordered it and had it here within a week.
There’s an awesome outdoor fun area with a mini tennis court (I’m sure it has a real name) there’s tons of guest parking.
We live in an awesome 2bdrm apartment near the pool where we have more room than we need. Washer and dryer, 2 bath, large rooms, and my bedroom (non master) has private access to the main apartment «common» bathroom. So it is like we have two master bedrooms. The hardwood floor is beautiful, the under lighting under the cabinets is amazing, and the apartment never gets very hot even when it’s hot outside making it so we barely need to run the AC. The apartment overall is very modern and unlike any other place I’ve seen.
Also I should say the apartment staff are all insanely helpful and friendly! Kerstin is amazing!
Some negatives about the place to show I am not some bias prick.
1-​you only get one parking spot for a 2bdrm which to me is a bit ridiculous because it’s $ 100 extra for the extra spot, or $ 200 extra for your own private garage. Although the primary spot that comes with the place is in a public garage. But the downside to that is it isn’t assigned which is VERY annoying.
2-​there is still construction going on, but how can you ding a place for opening up apartments as they become available? Doesn’t mean the construction isn’t a little annoying.
3-​It isn’t close to the beach, but if you’re like my roommate and I, we commute to work on the 405 a heck of a lot more than we ever would go to the beach, so the close freeway access is awesome.
4-​apartment elevators are pretty slow but come on, if you’re too lazy to spend an extra 10seconds on an elevator, then that’s sad.
Again, I normally wouldn’t review an apartment, but it is really annoying that people who never moved in are judging the place without having lived here especially during the time that it had construction going on. If you moved in at that point and got upset about the construction, who’s fault is that? You didn’t have to move in. Don’t be ignorant.
The facilities here are incredible, I have no regrets about moving in overall, and if I don’t decide to move back to the South Bay in Hermosa, I will definitely be renewing my lease.

Recently relocated from Riverside County to Huntington Beach and have to say that Boardwalk is a great place to live. It is conveniently minutes from the beach and right next door to Bella Terra Mall. The community itself is brand new and the apartment layout is awesome. Amenities are welcoming with its 24hr 3-​story gym and its 4-​stories of recreation areas. Here are some pros and cons:
Pros:
— Great apartment layouts, stainless steel appliances, modern cabinetry, hardwood-​style flooring, & washer/​dryer in unit
— Amenities include Pool & Spas, BBQs, media lounges, 3-​story fitness facility, dog washing station, beach volleyball court, paddle tennis, etc.
— New community with plenty of retail shops around
— Great move-​in incentives, competitive leasing pricing, and great community staff that help make the leasing/​moving process easy. Josue has been of great assistance & help!
— Pet friendly and community maintains clean
Cons:
— Some construction still taking place (only temporary)
— Visitor Parking is limited (has not been an issue thus far)
— Intersections nearby are busy on the weekends
— Not yet gated as it’s still in construction (soon to implement)
We are happy with our move and highly recommend Boardwalk by Winsdor in HB.

I recently relocated here and found this apartment complex. I moved in in October and have enjoyed the whole experience. The in unit washer/​dryer is a very nice touch. Very nice amenities with an ample gym and salt water pool. What really sold me was the very nice and helpful office staff, they made me feel very welcomed and I didn’t feel pressured at all. Being right next to Bella Terra Shopping Center and Cosco is great as well, not to mention minutes from the beach.

I have lived here for a month now and absolutely love it! The apartments are beautiful both inside and out. The office staff are very friendly and accommodating. Although there is not a whole bunch of visitor parking, I have not ever noticed a problem with the parking. Best complex I have ever lived in!

My boyfriend and I have been here for almost five months and I have to say that the location is perfect with many things within walking distance. We moved from Sacramento and had to get into a place quickly, pretty much sight unseen and I am so happy that we live here. Our apartment is very beautiful and the maintenance and office employees are extremely nice and helpful. It’s nice being the first ones to live here and be able to use the gym and other facilities. Overall our neighbors are very friendly and quiet and everyone else we have met here have been really great people. The reason for the four stars is based upon a negative experience regarding parking for our second vehicle that was not disclosed to use and has yet to be resolved. I have left my previous entry as follows:
11÷18÷14: I am updating my review due to a negative experience with the Property Management. When we first moved in, my boyfriend and I each have separate cars and were told that we had the option to pay extra monthly for a reserved parking spot but that we could choose to do that at any time. If not, it was first come first serve with the open parking spaces on the property. I was just notified that now we are being forced to pay an extra $ 75.00 a month for our second vehicle for a reserved parking spot. It makes me very uncomfortable and worried about what else they may want to charge us for the duration of our lease because that is not what we originally signed and agreed to in our lease. When we tried to speak to the Property Management, their only solution was for us to park our vehicle across a very busy street and walk back forth from our apartment everyday. It would be one thing if this was discussed when we first decided to rent here, but to force this charge on us now has left a very negative and unprofessional experience. I am extremely disappointed with their new policy and how they handled our concerns.

What a massive complete utter disappointment this place is. I had really looked forward to seeing this place too. Why in the world people are actually renting from from here just astounds me. I do know why they have not posted actual real life photos of this place now though. Let me first tell you the positives of this place cause there is just one. The people working the leasing office were nice. Now for the rest.
I showed up for my appointment and immediately noticed that over half this place isn’t built. Yea thats right construction won’t be completed for over a year, so you can expect loud construction going on for the first year of your lease (your fault if you rent here). The next thing I’m told is that i was not able to tour ANY of the facilities amenities because they won’t be finished for another month or too. Really!!! So let me get this straight you expect me to pay almost 2k on a 1 bedroom apartment thats only about 700 sq feet and I’m not going to get the pool or the spa or the state of the art workout facilities, or the sand volley ball court or anything else. Gee where do i \\I sign up for that.
Then I’m told that you do not have assigned parking. You just have to find a spot. Oh wait there is a way you can have a spot and you guessed it, you got to pay for it. Awesome!!! its 75 dollars a month for a parking stall, or 150 dollars a month for a garage which is very limited in supply.
Ok so lets begin our special tour. The first thing you notice walking the hallways of the complex is the attractive cement slabs there. Picture a city sidewalk and you have the EXACT visual of what it looks like. No stone, no stamped design just plane large cement slabs. I mean how much worse can it get, well ask and you shall receive. The floor plans were designed by Helen Keller herself. The worst floor plan i have ever seen. You have bathrooms that have two doors one leading to the master bedroom and the other leading to the kitchen area. How wonderful now if I have some friends over they can just use the bathroom and then go directly into my bedroom. Unless that «friend’ is your wife, girlfriend, or just some chick you plan on taking to the bedroom its probably not the greatest feature.
The bigger 1 bedroom has more square footage but its used up by some stupid kitchen island that almost in the center of the living space. Im still scratching my head over that design flaw.
Ok one last thing we should address is the whole location. Ok be advised this place is NOWHERE near the beach. In fact its only a few blocks away from being in the city of Westminster. Im not going to disparage anyone that lives in Westminster but lets just say its no Huntington Beach and leave it at that.
Bottom line is this place is requesting beach front prices for a polished turd of a complex. You have been warned move here at your own peril because apparently there are people that have.