GrandMarc at Tallahassee, tallahassee-fl

Do not live here. The fire alarm goes off constantly, literally at every hour, including the middle of the night. I got a parking ticket even though I had a permit, after confirming with the office beforehand that parking there would be fine. I disputed it multiple times over email, but eventually gave up and paid over $100. I lived here for several years, and I can confidently say the price and location are not worth it for what this place actually is. Maintenance is the only team I can genuinely credit, they're nice and do a good job. Everyone else has been a letdown, and that is not an exaggeration. Do yourself a favor and don't live here.

Had a terrible experience living here. First of all my unit was disgusting upon move in. The whole building feels very old and run down but my unit specifically had mold on the vents, scratches on all the cabinetry, stains in the bathtub, and old dusty carpeting that should’ve been replaced years ago. The windows all had mold growing on the bottom so I couldn’t ever open them unless I wanted to breathe that in. Motel 6 looks like a five star resort compared to this place. I also rented one of their storage units to store my stuff for a few weeks while I was in between leases, only to come back and find that door completely unlocked, cracked open, with the lights on. Someone easily could’ve stolen my things while I was away. So many downgrades occurred while I was living here. They replaced perfectly good vending machines with a machine where you have to pay a monthly subscription to use and the items in the machine were honestly really bad/useless. Visitor parking used to be free but now they charge for it. And instead of maybe updating the study rooms with actually usable desks, they decided to hang up these big ugly paintings. The trash room is constantly dirty, the trash chute is entirely too small and borderline hazardous as I cut my finger on the rusty door once and immediately went to get a tetanus shot. The maintenance guys are nice, I just think the building is in such bad shape that it’s hard for them to keep up. The fire alarm situation is very much true, they go off at all hours of the day, though it was lower on my list of concerns considering how bad the air quality was in my apartment. I genuinely think living here triggered my childhood asthma. Highly recommend looking elsewhere it’s simply not worth it.

Scrolling through these reviews, I was quite hesitant to come and tour this apartment complex. However, as soon as I walked in the door, I was greeted by the lady named Marieliza, and she was so kind throughout our whole tour, she answered every question that I had for her. She was just overall really sweet. I didn’t see the rudeness that people were talking about in the other reviews!

Rent here if you enjoy being woken up by Fire Alarms multiple times a week! Also make sure you take good pictures when you move in, they’ll try to bill you for pre existing damage.

With a multitude of options for places to live near FSU, this location is a prime location located directly across Tennessee St from FSU, literally cross the street and your on FSU’s campus. I personally do not live here but have worked with Landmark Properties as a Vendor for needs at their properties including this property. I can say that local Management, Joseph and Rebecca are fully invested at making this property the best it can be but just like anywhere else, there are always struggles. Even though it is not my industry, I feel a comment regarding the Alarms is warranted due to the others reviews that have been left. I can say that if you live in an apartment complex, the alarms going off is something you are always going to have to deal with no matter where you live. Yes, when an alarm goes off at crazy hours of the night is an inconvenience for all tenants due to waking you up, but that system is there for your safety and management can’t control when tenants and/guests activate the system either accidentally, maliciously, or for an actual emergency need. Management can only respond as quickly as possible and then since it is a Fire/Life/Safety system, your everyday electrician or plumber may not be authorized / doesn’t carry the required license/certification (NFPA) to even be able to touch the fire alarm or sprinkler control systems, these systems are complicated with unique parts required, and management is subject to the time it takes their Fire/Life/Safety vendor to respond and the amount of time it can take to get parts/components needed. Overall, I feel that Grandmarc is an excellent option for apartment living and again, local management by Joseph and Rebecca is just an added plus.