Staff like Elijah, Madison, and Brody earn consistent praise for making residents feel valued; leasing processes run smoothly and maintenance requests get addressed fast. The complex sits close to shopping, restaurants, and downtown Grapevine in a surprisingly quiet setting, with amenities including pool, gym, and dog park regularly maintained.
However, pest control coordination has been troubled: scheduling delays, three-week waits for Thursday service, and inadequate office communication with the vendor plague recent reviews. Some residents report roaches in the pool and fleas in units. Reserved parking at $60 per month goes unenforced. Garage-adjacent units pick up vehicle noise.
Last verified 2026-07-24
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Ticknor Terrace has deteriorated significantly. Recent reviews describe a roach and rat-infested property with aggressive move-out charging, rude staff, and poor ground maintenance. Older reviews mention helpful staff and quiet neighbors, but current conditions and management practices dominate complaints.
Cobblestone Village draws strong loyalty from long-term residents, who praise fast maintenance response, hands-on management, and a calm neighborhood. But new prospects face mixed leasing office experiences, rent sits above comparable properties, and enforcement of the non-smoking policy has been inconsistent, leaving some residents frustrated.
Adam, Jordyn, and Jennifer stand out for patient, thorough leasing support, especially for remote moves and families. Units are bright and well-positioned near trails and Grapevine's downtown. Maintenance responds quickly to urgent problems like ice removal. Yet persistent complaints centre on hidden fees, poor communication after move-in, and maintenance neglect outside the leasing office. Two residents report fighting undocumented damage charges; a senior's broken AC went unfixed for a year while rent rose. Hallways, parking, and landscaping receive little attention. Management is hard to reach when problems arise.
Last updated 2026-07-24
