I lived in Beechstone for six months, and I had very few complaints while I was there. The management was pleasant and helpful when my roommate and I moved in. We were given the option of a six month or one year lease, as well as a discount on rent for our first month there. The neighbors in the building were all very nice, though I didn't have a chance to really get to know them. The noise level was minimal and I couldn't hear the neighbors, though there was the occasional car stereo ghetto blasting it's way through the parking lot or the yelling children playing outside. The laundromat had plenty of washing machines and dryers, so I was never stuck waiting for one. The rent and utilities bill can get expensive, but I didn't find it to be too outrageous, especially for Portsmouth. I did find some of their clauses in the lease a little ridiculous, such as the one about curtains (have to have them up within fourteen days of moving in and no using blankets). I had very few complaints. One of them was that the linoleum in the kitchen needed to be replaced, because it was old. Also, when my roommate and I tried to hang up our curtains, the rods kept falling out, since so many people before us had put holes in th walls (just use nails instead of screws is my suggestion). I did find the maintenance staff to be on the lazy side, since they seemed to not promptly repair things, or do a half ass job of it (our speaker box didn't work and was never repaired). Overall though, I was happy with my stay at Beechstone and would highly recommend living there to anyone looking to move to the Seacoast.

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