The Acorn on Person Street

I recently toured Acorn on Person Street apartments and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. Before even stepping on the property, I called with a few questions and Hailey was incredibly helpful. She took the time to explain the current specials and amenities in great detail, which made me feel informed and excited about coming in for a tour. When I arrived, the property immediately stood out compared to another complex I had toured nearby. The hallways at Acorn were clean, bright, and well presented, creating a welcoming atmosphere. At the other location, the halls felt gloomy and not nearly as inviting, so the difference was noticeable right away. One thing I really appreciated about the tour was being able to see the actual unit I was interested in first, and then the mode

Very spacious, light, perfect amenities… wide windows and perfect location 1 block away from Moore Square. Kim has been so helpful when she showed me the Franklin and the Wake. These apartments look way larger than they seem from pictures. Large walking closets, large bathroom and everything is new. The apartments are so quiet even the ones that are on person street. I highly recommend this community.

Such a wonderful place to live, with an amazing property team who is always willing to help. Couldn’t have chosen a better post-grad option; great amenities, and such cute events. Sara especially is always willing to take my calls or help out with anything I need! It’s also a 5 minute drive away from everything and a close walk to many great restaurants like Vic’s and coffee shops like Sir Walter. A plus - unlike most places downtown parking for guests is easy as the side street is normally clear.

I recently had the pleasure of touring The Acorn apartments in Raleigh, and I was thoroughly impressed, largely due to the exceptional service provided by Sara, the assistant manager. From the moment I walked in, Sara was welcoming, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable about the property.

I don’t recommend living here. My whole unit shook obnoxiously when the people below would open and close their door or move furniture. It regularly prevented me from getting sleep. I was anxious living here and had to break my lease so I could find somewhere else to sleep. I moved out 2 months before my broken lease was up. Also, the doors close very loudly and it’s obnoxious (not as startling as my unit shaking abruptly, though). It was a bad experience living here. I’ve documented the sounds and shakes with Voice Memos. It’s obvious that it was unacceptable.