Tuckahoe Creek Apartments

Very safe neighborhood compared to where I lived last year (south of the river).

Love that all the apts come with ADT installed. 24 hour gym access, unlimited printing in the office, new appliances. Very happy with the move.

Apartment is conveniently located about 6-7 minute drive from school, but not close to downtown/fan area for bars and activities. Overall, the apartment has everything you need - a lot of storage, parking, large closet in the master bedroom, large kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, & a newly installed alarm system in each apartment. Some downsides - not very responsive management, thin walls (I don't have repeatedly loud neighbors, but would be annoying if you do) , very little overhead lighting (not in bedroom or living room), no building security as each building is an open walkup. The complex does house several UR Law students which is nice.

Walls/floors are super thin so you will hear your neighbors/roommates especially if you live on the first or second floor. Price is really decent, and you have a 24 hour gym and pool (during the summer). A few very minor pest control issues BUT nothing major and maintenance is really responsive--will usually come a day or two after you submit a maintenance request. Laundry is in your apartment. Water, trash, and sewer are charged by the apartment with your rent. Other utilities you're responsible for independently. Ten minute drive to campus. If your apartment is on the back side of the building (backs up to trees) you really won't have much sunlight.

Very average place. A lot of families and middle class. Not very close to any thing interesting, but provides a quiet place. Apartment was close to the road and could hear a lot of traffic noise. Provide very little in terms of services. A tiny, outdated "gym" that doesn't really even qualify as a gym. Close to school, and basic.

The apartment is good for how much we pay. The management is slow and sometimes unresponsive to problems, but problems do not come up often. Close to campus and to W. Broad street so it's convenient. Also, a lot of 1L students, even a few in my section, live here so it made carpooling and socializing easier.

You should have a simple experience if nothing goes wrong. It is a safe area, it is close to the local neighborhoods around the law school, and you can get to the school in under 10 minutes almost any time of day. But, if you have maintenance problems, issues with cable, or with the general management, it can be very difficult. But I think it suits law students as it is simple, fairly quiet, and convenient.