King's Crossing is a great place to live. The rooms are spacious for the price point, the maintenance teams do a great job keeping the grounds clean, and the management responds to maintenance requests in a timely manner. Additionally, it comes with access to two year-round pools and gyms. It is also close to the campus. The only downfall is that it is a bit far away from a lot of the good bars and restaurants in the city of Richmond.

Everyone is super friendly and any issues we've had have been dealt with promptly.

I have really enjoyed living here! Management is responsive and the prices are much more affordable out in Henrico than in Richmond. I get triple or quadruple what people get in the Fan or on Monument for the same price or even less. This is a great location and close to a lot of food, parks, some cute coffee shops (cafespresso is fantastic) and other places! Close to the the interstate interchange, etc..

Management is less than organized and rarely helpful, they tend to favor the needs of other residents over the students. Area is decent and convenient to Patterson Ave and Interstate 64. Neighbors are alright, tend to hear a good amount of road activity and voices late at night.

It's a nice enough place. We chose to go a little further away from the city so that we could have more space and less noise. That's certainly true, although it can sometimes feel isolating to be far away from everyone else. It's not even that far, but you have to drive if you want to go anywhere.

The apartment itself is nice, spacious, relies on natural light (no overheads in the two smaller bedrooms or either of the downstairs living rooms). The appliances break sometimes but maintenance is good about fixing things. We have a lot of closets, which is good for storage, and the cat likes hiding in them.

It's also quite safe--the previous residents keep having their packages shipped here. We leave them on the porch, sometimes for days or over a week, and no one touches them.

All of the management staff is so friendly and so helpful. The apartment itself is in pretty good condition, with just a few minor cosmetic things. Maintenance is always quick to respond, and also very friendly and helpful! Amenities are all super nice. We haven’t had any major noise or security issues!

Really great apartment. Wish we had two parking spots but no big complaints!

Kings Crossing is affordable, especially when considering the amount of space. There are also a lot of other law students who live in the community. However, the walls are so thin that I can clearly hear my neighbor snoring, when he uses his speaker to make phone calls, etc. There's a bug problem too. There are so many openings for them in the door, windows, and under the sink. Overall, it's pretty unsanitary too. It's obvious that the place wasn't cleaned before moving in. If that stuff doesn't bother you, then it's totally worth it!

I'm very happy with the apartment. The neighbors are fine and the neighborhood is safe. Maintenance responds quickly to maintenance requests. The staff is helpful and friendly. The one downside is that they can be a little scatter-brained. I've had a charge applied to my account that was for another apartment. When my roommate and I notified them of the issue they responded immediately and corrected it. This apartment is also about 20-30 minutes from downtown, but only 10 minutes from school.

Don’t do it. Live somewhere else. The apartments are fine but there is very little storage space. Parking can be an issue if you get home late. Lots of pets. Lots of turnover. Management is hit or miss. Maintenance takes forever and will come at the most inconvenient times. Issue with rent or other fees? No sympathy or help from management. Upon move out they will charge you for everything. With no security deposit to pull from, this creates problems and the bill will quickly go to “collections” and they hound you till you agree to pay out of annoyance.