Freeman Webb Companies

Overall, my experience has been positive. The best feature for me is the short walk to Vandy and the location on 21st ave is next to various food and shopping options. It is very pet friendly, and as a dog owner, having a field right outside your apartment is clutch. I also appreciate how safe I feel here. I always see Vandy police patrolling around the complex, so it feels like we are still a part of the campus. The management is very nice and responsive, and maintenance requests are usually fixed within the nexy day, if not same day. While the space is small, it is manageable with two people and the price is reasonable given the proximity to Vandy, but I do wish there was more closet space.

I love Kingston Pointe. Getting to campus in the morning is easy (about a 10-minute drive). It is quiet and tucked away from Kingston Pike, but has great shopping all around. Also, the KAT picks up right outside and is $2 on game day, so it's very easy to get to and from campus.

I love how close this place is to campus. It doesn't have the fancy amenities that other apartment buildings in Nashville have, but the staff are very helpful and they always respond and get to things ASAP. Fire alarm goes off pretty often.

great location, decent apartments, little sunlight if you're facing north (half the apartments)

Very close to campus and close to many grocery stores

Overall Kingston Pointe is a nice apartment complex with plenty of parking, a nice gym, and a pool. The rent is increasing at a high rate in comparison with the "improvements" being made to the property. Additionally, the walls are fairly thin so you can hear a neighbor or their t.v. when they get too loud. Service calls will get done but it's hard to predict how quick the response will be for repairs. It's also mainly carpet except for the kitchen, hallway, and bathroom.

Super close to Peabody which is amazing. I love being able to go to class within 30 min of waking up, being able to home for lunch and between classes, and use the library!

15 minutes from Vanderbilt, has everything a new-to-area grad student may need!

good deal for the price and amenities.

This is our 2nd apartment in Nashvile. We had a terrible experience with our first place. Gazebo is awesome. They’re timely with maintenance, they have great amenities, and we’ve had a great experience.

Pros: amazing location (right near Hillsboro Village and the law school); reasonable price for location; residents are mostly long-term care patients (i.e., older) or international students so neighbors are fairly quiet; quick and efficient maintenance team for owners in your apartment (but see discussion of maintenance in cons)
Cons: sound of hospital helicopters and drunk undergrads at night; dearth of sunlight for north facing apartments (worse than it sounds in the winter); not perfectly maintained (some elevator buttons don't work, some doors to enter the building will stop working, minor problems of that nature)

Hallways smell like garbage, took months to have my dryer repaired, bug problem in the building. It is meant for undergrads I think and they don't hold it in high regard

The only downside to this apartment is the popcorn ceiling and water saving toilet. The management and continuous improvements to the property make up for it though. I’m so close to everything Bearden related but we sit so high up on a hill you forget. Management was extremely friendly during covid remote exams and even haulted construction in the apartment below mine during all my exam times. Highly recommend.

We have had a decent experience at this apartment. Honestly, multiple things have broken or not worked (including our shower, toilet, dishwasher), but maintenance has been responsive and fixed them. We are about a 25 minute drive from campus which is the biggest downside. It is a nice apartment and complex, but I wish we did not have so many maintenance issues.

Good off-campus living option. Within 15 minutes of UTK. The entrance to the complex is off of Kingston Pike, but it's set far enough back and is surrounded by trees that you can't hear the traffic.

Walls are a little thin, but the complex isn't too loud. Nice place to study and good opportunity to create separation between life and school.

Lakeshore Park is less than 5 minutes away and it's closely located to I-40.