Milestone Stillwater, stillwater-ok

I lived at Milestone for a year (2025–2026), and overall I had a great experience. Pros: * The office staff is friendly, helpful, and responsive. It was also very convenient that the office was open on Saturdays. * The apartment offered great value for the price. * The maintenance team was efficient. * One thing I really appreciated was the sound insulation. I had lived in two other apartment complexes before, and the noise was terrible, you could hear almost everything from neighboring apartments. At Milestone, the acoustics were much better (not perfect), and I rarely had issues with noise. * At move-out, I was initially charged $140 for damages that were already present when I moved in. However, because I had completed the move-in inspection thoroughly and taken photos of everything, I went to the office to explain the situation. They carefully reviewed my inspection report, verified the charges, and removed them. I really appreciated how professionally they handled the situation instead of turning it into a long dispute. * The gym was also a nice bonus and very convenient. Cons: * The pool was poorly managed during the time I lived there. It was often closed on weekends and holidays, which was frustrating because that's when most residents actually have time to use it. Since there wasn't consistent maintenance, the water was frequently green or dirty. Hopefully, the new management will improve this. * The lease dates are another downside. I don't think it's fair to pay a full month's rent for August when move-in isn't until around August 8, and then pay a full month's rent for July when move-out is around July 15. In practice, you're paying for almost a full month when you can't actually live there. That said, I understand this is common among student apartment complexes and not something unique to Milestone. It's the main reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. Overall: I would definitely recommend living at Milestone. It was, by far, the best apartment living experience I've had in Stillwater. Make sure to do your move-in inspection and take pictures of everything after moving in, no matter how tired you are, so you don't pay unfair charges.

Over priced, they are more concerned with renovations than getting work orders done. We have had a problem with our dryer for 2 months and they just looked at it. Our AC was out for a month in August. I resigned because it was easy but they are making it miserable.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. I stayed here for over 2 years. In that time they changed management twice. The AC went out in the summer and this issue was treated as “low priority”. At one point, the dumpsters were overflowing for WEEKS. There was nowhere to put our trash!! (Picture included.) The pool was closed all the time and the hot tub has been shut down since before I moved in. The bathroom in the clubhouse was dirty with no toilet paper for months. The gym has no AC, and it is a sauna in the summer. When I finally moved out, I was told there would be no extra changes. But I was charged anyways. If this company had their employees all on the same page, or had they told the truth of them not knowing if I would be charged, it would be fine. It’s the fact that I was lied to and charged anyways that upsets me. DO NOT move into this apartment complex. They will tell you that your opinion and comfort matters when it clearly does not.

Great floor plans and location is perfect. Only thing is the exterior looks a bit rundown. Otherwise, everything about the place is amazing. Prices are also much lower then other apartments.

It took 6 hours to get into the office and 10 minutes to receive keys once in. I understand there were a lot of residents trying to get keys and move in; however, they should have been on top of move-in day. They should have known the number of residents that needed keys and which apartments were or were not ready for new tenants and should have had all hands on deck to prevent any further delay. Still, they closed the office for an hour lunch instead of rotating what staff they had available to keep progress. Fortunately, the roommate has been in the apartment for a year already so it wasn't as run down as some of the photos being shared by others.