Plaza Museum District Apartments

The best period!! From: KikoAndBridgettsDad Date posted: 2/1/2006 Years at this apartment: 2005 - 2006   We've lived here a year now and absolutely love the apartments and the staff. The pool area is resort quality, the units are clean and include etras such as the built in office, double vanity and granite counter tops throughout. The staff is very professional and nice, pet friendly too. Example, there are dog treats in the office and our dogs know the way! There are also freshly made cookies that are hard to resist as well. BIG PLUS: Parking is NOT a problem!! Huge parking garage that always has plenty of spaces available. There have been a couple of cases of cars getting broken into, but overall its very very safe. It would be impossible to have 100% security, and if that is ones standard I'm not sure where you can live as a personal security staff can't offer 100% protection. Oh, and yes Hermann Park is right across the street, with a Japanese Garden, golf course, jogging track and mini version of the Washington Mall Plaza, just beautiful. These are "A" apartments and residents are screened which helps to keep them nice and helps to keep crime to almost nil. We are very happy here and are not excited about moving soon due to a job transfer. Kiko and Bridgett's dad.

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