Copper Stone

Unless you work for the office it's hard to enjoy living there. You can't have plants or lights on your patio. There is a waiting list to get a garage. Unless you work for the office then you can have two! There is a no smoking rule which I understand 100% but again...Unless you work for the office. It's uncomfortable knowing your always being watched by the people who work and live there.

I have lived here since May 2019 and it is now October. I have thing start have been wrong with my apartment since the day I moved in and the office truly does not care. I have tried speaking to them, writing letters, emailing them. They will not do any of the needed repairs. Neighbors put in requests and with in 2 days tops their issues are fixed even if it is something very small and low priority. I have parts of my apartment falling apart and hurting my kids and they refuse to do anything about it. I have non functional appliances , they do not care. So I am sharing this will everyone on every website I can find to review them so there families know what they are getting into. If you are okay with your apartment (that is supposed to be brand new) falling apart and never getting anyone o fix it then cool you can save some money by living here but if you want a well built apartment that does not fall apart and a team of people who care about more then taking your money... Stay away!

, only been there 6 months , was ok until people moved upstairs and their washer started leaking into my kitchen/laundry room , they tore up my laundry room and put a hugh fan that sounded as loud as an airplane no kidding , even if I went in my room and shut the door it was still too loud , the fan blew all kinds of air and had a smell , I have asthma and other health issues so was forced to leave the apt , they would not accommodate in any way and were just plain rude , don’t recommend these places , they are brand new not 40 years old no reason to have issues already . If you live there and the apt had issues it’s too bad so sad for you .

I wish I could give no stars...my boyfriend and I came into Copper Stone MONTHS in advance to apply for an apartment we were interested in. We applied and they told us we wouldn’t be approved for about 2 weeks. This was pushing it but we waited for 3 weeks and gave them a call and they told us they couldn’t find us in their system...after hassling them they finally found us and told us they couldn’t verify our rental history and left us a voicemail and never heard back. We had no call from them or no record of any voicemails. This place is poorly managed and everyone who works here is no help at all. We ignored all red flags and I highly recommend finding a better place to live.

I am a new resident and have been here about a month. Martin has gone above and beyond with helping us with maintenance. He made a special trip to help with my washing machine. I called two separate times for help with my thermostat and he came right away both times. He has always been very pleasant and helpful. I love his pleasant attitude!

I put a deposit down on an apartment 9 weeks ago. When I called to ask about the status and to be sure they had everything they needed from me I was assured everything was in order. Another 2 weeks went by without a response.There were no return calls to my messages. There have been 3 managers in 9 weeks at this complex. My last message was that I would be contacting the Colorado Housing Authority. Soon after I received a return call from the current manager Jamie who was possibly the rudest and most unprofessional individual I have ever dealt with. She informed me that my application had not been submitted and that they did not have all of the information they needed; this was after I was assured by the previous managers that they did. I cancelled my application and requested a refund of my deposit. This place is no screaming deal even though there are income restrictions. Absolutely not worth dealing with the incompetence. If this is how potential residents are treated I definitely do not want to know what it would be like to live there.