Clifton Lake Apartments

Here is some issues I’ve had in a few months: dead and alive bees get into my apartment, roaches, a leaky ceiling, leaky shower, ceiling mold, closet rod not installed for 6 weeks at move in. You have to constantly tell management to get something done and even then they only do it half right.

Worst management in all of Cleveland, you will never get a response or someone to answer your call. Any emergencies regarding your apartment will not be addressed. You can pay extra for a parking spot but they will not act if someone is in your spot or illegally parked blocking the entire garage. Overall horrible apartment, Do Not Rent Here!

My time at Clifton Lake Apartments has been nothing short of disappointing. From the incessant noise of the radiators to the paper-thin walls and crumbling ceilings, it's been a continuous saga of discomfort. Let's start with the radiators—they seem to have a mind of their own, emitting a cacophony of clanks and hisses that echo throughout the apartment. It's impossible to find peace or rest with such a disruptive soundtrack constantly playing in the background. Speaking of disruption, the walls might as well be made of tissue paper. Conversations from neighboring units are as clear as if they were happening right in my living room, leaving no semblance of privacy or tranquility. As if the structural integrity weren't already in question, the ceiling has decided to join the fray, with cracks and leaks appearing as if on cue. Waking up to find bits of plaster on the floor has become an unwelcome routine. And then there are the bugs. They seem to have taken up permanent residence, infiltrating every corner of the apartment despite all efforts to keep them at bay. Adding insult to injury, the lack of air conditioning during the sweltering summer months is nothing short of unbearable. Residents are left to swelter in the heat, with no relief in sight. To top it all off, the pervasive smell of smoke lingers in the air, making it impossible to escape the acrid odor of burnt offerings. In short, Clifton Lake Apartments is a far cry from the peaceful sanctuary one expects from a place called home. Between the noisy radiators, thin walls, crumbling ceilings, unwelcome guests, lack of air conditioning, and the smell of smoke, it's safe to say that this is one living situation best avoided.

My apartment constantly smelled like smoke and management never did anything about it. Even though I sent countless messages.