Autumnwood Apartments

Great place to meet homeless people! Lived here for almost 5 years. Here are just a few things you will enjoy: When it's time to take out the trash, you have to drive your trash to another parking lot where there's a dumpster. And who do you think you'll meet there? Don't worry - most of them won't try to talk to you - the poor homeless people going through the dumpster. On Lien Road there is a homeless shelter and all year round you'll have the chance to wave not only at homeless people at the dumpster, but also on the lovely winding drive down to the street (they like to sit on the small wall as you drive down to the main road). They'll wave at you from lawn chairs in the field across the complex. Don't worry if you want to go jogging. All the homeless people I met while on the sidewalk

Rejected mine & my spouse's application and have thus far refused to provide a reason, despite us having far more than enough income, perfect rental history across multiple states, and outstanding credit. I suspect illegal discrimination based on our ESA, or some other arbitrary reason. To get an explanation of the reasons for rejection, you have to send a hard-copy letter to their office, which is an absolutely absurd hoop to jump through in 2024. They were perfectly reasonable to work with up until the application, but I am utterly baffled. I may update this review pending a response to that letter.

Have lived here a year, and it is hands down the worst experience i have ever had at an apartment. Do not live here. As if the loud neighbors, physical altercations, constantly broken appliances and amenities, cops showing up, and reviews of them keeping security deposits isn’t enough, Today a clueless employee shows up unannounced to show my apartment without notice (illegal in Wisconsin without 24 Horus notice) i took my service dog outside into the hallway to get out of their way and come back upstairs and she locked me out. So i has to miss an hour of work, called 15 times and no one picks up and had to walk a mile to the office where I’m told “it’s policy” to lock the door. Is it also policy to illegally enter a residents apartment without notice? This place has been and continues

I was moving from Utah to Madison and I happened to stumble upon this apartment listing. They looked really good and I even got a hold of Whitney who did a virtual tour of two of the units with me. She seemed really nice and helpful at first. When I expressed my desire to submit an application for one of the available units she told me to submit it through their website. I did as she told me to and then followed up with her because the website application was very generic and didn't even ask for a proof of income. Anyways, I emailed Whitney 3 times and called back 2 times because she was supposed to "give me more information" about my application. Well, long story short, I was never able to get a hold of Whitney again. Either they didn't want me to live in their units or they are just extr

This apartment complex was impossible to communicate with. Many days would pass without any kind of response to questions or submitted information. Be warned, they require every person on the lease to have a significant income, regardless of total income or savings. If one person who wants to live there is currently unemployed or a stay at home parent you will not be accepted. I would save yourself the hassle and apply elsewhere.