I pay extra for water, sewer, two types of trash removal, electric, pest control, "recreation - pools and facilities perpetually out of order" Also pay extra for parking and for the privilege of being billed for all the above. Unfortunately, I had the same experience as many - I arrived to find an apartment and lease terms much different than I agreed to. If I hadn't been dealing with illness and death in my family, I might have declined the keys. I double confirmed that the unit had a bathtub.... no bathtub. And the apartment is old, I understand, but it is shabby and hasn't had any improvements in many years. Yet my rent increase is about three times the average rent increase for our area. And I pay over four times what a nearby single family residence pays for curbside trash pickup - with recycling. I am one person with a 400 square foot apartment paying over $40 for trash removal? Somehow, my electric bill is accruing some common area power, I can see it on my initial bill. I am paying an inflated rate for water. And the pool in my section has yet to open this year as far as I can tell. I have never received anything for the pest control fee or the fee I have to pay some other platform to tell me how much to pay with utilities. Sewer, water - over $30 per month? How is that possible? My move-in was forced to an earlier date, I really should have seen the red flags.

The property itself has so much potential and is beautiful, but the management is poor. Maintenance is near impossible to have done, unless you fight and are continuously pestering for help. The physical apartments are pleasant and up to date. The amenities are good, however, the gym is constantly closing because of broken machines and needing repairs. The pools are great, but they too face lots of issues and are frequently closing. I do love Autrey lake, and it is very fun to have on the property. Overall, I would love to live here if the price was lower.

Unmatched Amenities, quiet, spacious, included personal garage, Food Truck Fridays, Beautiful Scenery, Good Mountain Views

The complex is like a little neighborhood which is cool! Super dog friendly (even though I don't have one, I see people with dogs all over). A little pricey, but you definitely get your money's worth.

The Bell Flatirons has great amenities, including multiple pools, a walking trail around a lake, basketball courts, and a well-stocked gym. The apartments are spacious with fairly new amenities, including in-unit washers and dryers. The price is expensive, though that is par for the course in this area. Maintenance does a good job with repairs, but sometimes you have to wait weeks and contact them multiple times to get them to complete a repair.

The amenities are unmatched, the apartment is very comfortable, and the exterior is gorgeous and very well kept.

I've had a good experience with the Bell Flatirons. The apartments are well maintained and maintenance has been responsive. Each unit has a washer/dryer and all the appliances are up to date. The gym is sufficient and there is a lake with a walking trail onsite, which is fun! The rent is expensive, but that is par for the course for this area.

decent community. management decently responsive. a bit pricey. parking a bit difficult to find at times if more than one car. about 15 min from campus by car. bus a bit of a walk away.

With 3 people in a two bedroom, parking is the WORST. We have one garage affiliated with the property but the other two of us are forced to park on the street if we come home after 7. The maintenance is prompt and efficient. The apartment meets our needs but it is clear in some ways that it was built quickly (kitchen drawers bump into each other, carpet is cheap, walls are uneven and thin). This is a convenient place for law students, relatively cost-effective, and the neighborhood is nice and family-friendly, but I'm not blown away or anything.

Generally, we have been treated quite well. There have been some moments of frustration with management either inadequately training their front-line employees or deliberately keeping them uninformed so that they can't exert anything resembling decision-making authority. Other than those, we have been satisfied with what we have gotten for the money we pay.