Great place to live!

Nice apartments, shuttle to campus, close to public transit, good maintenance staff, safe. It's home to many students.

I have three times the space for the same price, or less, than friends living at 618 or the Yard. I pay very little for covered parking ($25/mo) and Woodbury has great amenities (free shuttle to Ross, free breakfast during the week, pool, gym with Peletons, etc. Getting to campus requires some coordination and planning between taking the Woodbury shuttles, two public bus routes running nearby, and driving, but it is a minor hassle for the incredible value that Woodbury provides.

I'm in a 3 bed 2.5 bath townhouse. It is listed as 1460 square feet but has a fully finished basement which really brings it closer to 2000 square feet. The pet fee is $30/month, and trash and water will be close to $110-$120 per month. Electricity runs us between $110-$175 depending on the season, and internet is $40/month. The free shuttle to Ross and free breakfast are incredible. We love the pool and the Pelotons in the fitness center. The clubhouse is really great as well. We have two kids and a dog, and there are two parks inside Woodbury and an additional dog park. Work orders are always spot on and done within a day. We are yet to have a bad experience here and would 100% recommend to any MBA.

overpriced. The place is falling apart and the maintenance ghetto rigs any “fixes”.

Ideal for law students. The complex is mostly grad students, young professionals, families with young kids, and retirees so things are typically quiet.

The appartment has few problems (ie no mold, nothing has fallen appart) apart from occasional plumbing problems. Management is disorganized and can be slow to react to issues but is light years ahead of any other lamdlord I've had. Walls are quite thin.

Shuttle, gym, grill, pool and breakfast/free drinks are all nice, but shouldn't really inform your decision. The 6 bus picks up right on south industrial and will take you to school gaster than the shuttle usually but having both does add flexibility. Having luckys right around the corner comes in handy often for quick meals or picking up something you forgot groccery shopping.

I like Woodbury Gardens, many grad students who have families and pets live here. Also non students and other professionals live in the area. The only thing I don't like is how far away it is from school.

My partner and I really enjoy living at Woodbury. We have a cozy one bedroom apartment with a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer in the apartment which is incredibly convenient (though not all units have washing machines). We also take advantage of the community gym (it has Peloton bikes!), pool, study spaces and printers. It is a quiet community with lots of young adults and families. We are close to a grocery store, CVS, great coffee shop and fun bowling alley, and we are on a bus line that stops at the law school.

Great place to live!

Woodbury gardens is a fine property and very responsive to any issues you may have. The commute to school is the best part about it however. For someone who doesn't want to be on campus with all the undergrad's or for someone like me who has a spouse, this is a great option.