The District

Came to tour with Jennifer and she was AMAZING! The community looked well maintained, every amenity seemed very well thought out, and both homes I toured were clean, bright, and welcoming!! Absolutely filling out our application with the District!

The District is a great place to live in Asheville. Convenient location close to Mission Hospital, Biltmore Village, Downtown and all the other parts of Asheville. It is a safe community with great amenities. The high ceilings, generous floor plans and wonderful light streaming in, make you forget you’re in an apartment. The sights from my windows have been inspiring. All the staff are friendly and professional, especially TJ Speckman in the office. Sadly my job is calling me away but I would gladly recommend this apartment complex.

A great community of good people with a stellar maintenance team make our maintenance free lifestyle truly maintenance free! TJ in the office keeps it hot! They keep the rec room clean and pool warm year round! It’s nice to be able to get home from a long days work and not have to worry about the honey do list! The staff are always happy to help and are a big part of the community! The view is amazing from the right spots!

I've loved my experience living here. The grounds are kept beautiful, the people are all kind, and the apartments are very nice. A great choice for location. The maintence crew is excellent. As well as fun events planned monthly by Moriah and Aaron, the Apartment Life Coordinators.

I do not live here, but my boyfriend does and I visit often. A few heads up that you probably won't notice when coming by for a tour. 1. Weed/Pot/Drugs - the one time I took the elevator rather than the stairs to get to his apartment, the elevator smelled like weed. There are also young people that sometimes hang out and smoke pot at the picnic table in front of the building late at night and make a lot of noise. 2. Animal Waste in the Hallways - right before Christmas they sent out a notice to all tenants due to "ongoing and unacceptable incidents of dog-related waste, including defecation and vomiting, being left in the interior hallways of this building." (number 1 and 2 tell me that they probably do not screen tenants very well which is the larger concern) 3. Cleanliness - when he