14 SixtyFive, kennesaw-ga

I’ve lived here since my freshman year at KSU, and I’m about to start my third lease. Overall, I’ve had a good experience, and I think it’s one of the better off-campus apartments near Kennesaw State University. The apartment itself is nice, and I’ve renewed my lease because I’ve generally enjoyed living here. My biggest concern is transportation. I don’t have a car, so I either have to walk or take an Uber. Walking to campus takes about 30 minutes, and over the past few years I’ve been told multiple times that a bus or shuttle would be available the following year. I renewed my lease more than once expecting that to happen, but it still hasn’t. Another thing to keep in mind is that your experience depends a lot on your roommates. Since it’s shared housing, some roommates may not clean up after themselves or stay on top of chores like taking out the trash or keeping the kitchen clean. If you get considerate roommates, your experience will probably be much better. Overall, I would still recommend this apartment, especially if you have your own car or don’t mind walking or biking to campus. The location and apartment itself are great. I just hope the transportation situation is improved because it would make a huge difference for students who don’t have a vehicle.

My son is starting his third year at Kennesaw State University. He has lived at 1465 this whole time. I spent many weeks and hours looking at all the different housing options in Kennesaw and reading reviews. Many of the places that I researched had low stars and several bad reviews saying that they had a problem with bugs and roaches and trash in the hallways etc. There were places that had issues with parking and safety issues. We chose 1465 because it was a new building w great reviews and my son hasn't seen a single roach since he has moved in. He's had 2 different apts and both of his rooms have been very clean upon move in. From what i understand it's not a big party place. He's never felt unsafe here. I would recommend the few extra dollars to be on the poolside away from the road noise. There are several study rooms on site where the students can go study if they need a quieter place away from roommates. In the five bedroom apartments, the freezer space is somewhat limited for so many people to share, but there's plenty of space in the walk in closet for a deep freezer for an extra mini fridge freezer. He's never had any issues at all with his roommates. We've been very pleased and like I said he's on his third year at 1465 and I hope he's there his whole college stay.

This is a very nice apartment and I did enjoy staying here. It was very convenient and not to far from campus. The reason I am leaving a one star is because this apartment thinks it’s okay to charge people extra unnecessary money for “damages” that aren’t real damages. Just make sure when you move out you hire a cleaner because anything not deemed cleaned to them they will charge you for it.

The actual living experience was good until the end - good internet, relatively quiet, close to campus, and very friendly staff. The quality of the bathtub and furniture were very cheap. The moving out fees for “damages” are absurd. I still enjoyed my time here, but I have never seen fees that ridiculous. Just be cautious because they will charge you for EVERYTHING.

i’ve recently moved rooms and originally was told 6 days to move paying a 300 transfer fee. The day come to get my new keys, was told i have only 2 day to move. From the first floor, to the third floor, and they don’t have elevator’s. I had just went to check my balance of my old room and i have over $800 in damage fee, and mind you i even steamed my carpet from home depot. I’m a college student and this complex treats you as if you’re not in school having a good paying job, this is absolutely ridiculous! I put pictures below to show how i scrubbed my room downnn and still got charged 800 in damages! They also pop up in your room unannounced as well, but hey this is the cleanest and nicest off campus apartment, and that’s why i’m still here till i graduate, but the struggle is real here. UPDATE- I added the last 6 pictures of what they sent me of what was worth over $800, bathroom cleaning fee( clearly see it’s clean), carpet replacement 482 for that, wall hole bigger than a dime( I was told all the holes combined has to be equal to a dime, meaning you put a TV up your getting fined if you don’t cover it, I have picture evidence of a dime over a single hole btw), and lastly blind had dust( I cleaned the dust off I’ve been living there never cleaned it, i cleaned it good, this was over 180). I got $410 total now from a 50% discount and this is all they can do apparently for the inconvenience.