Pinon Apartments

I lived in Pinon for three years, in both a three bedroom and a one-bedroom (which is really more like a studio), and I loved my time there.

The prices were incredibly reasonable, especially for somewhere that was so close to campus.

Parking could get a little difficult, especially when it came to guests. This is because the complex is next to Cuarto, and many of the freshmen still insist on bringing cars, even when they aren't issued permits. So the street can get quite clogged up. I didn't have a car, though, and I never needed one living in this small of a town.

Whenever I needed anything repaired, it was always taken care of immediately and I never had any more problems with it.

I never had any problems with noise. When I lived in the downstairs one-bedroom, I could occasionally hear my upstairs neighbors walking around. However, that was the extent of it. I enjoyed how quiet the place was.

This isn't the nicest or the newest complex in town, but it's a good bargain for a great location.

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