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AI Property Summary
Twin Oaks At Southwood is located in Tallahassee, near Florida A & M University, and provides furnished accommodations. It offers laundry facilities, parking, shared common areas, and security features for residents.
4.0
Good
From $1,355 /month
2500 Merchants Row Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32311, USA-Show on Google Maps
4.0
Good
Based on 97 Google reviews
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AI Review Summary
This community offers a great value for its spacious apartments and convenient Southwood location, with many residents enjoying the quiet atmosphere, amenities like tennis courts and a pool, and proximity to nature trails and local shops. However, some common concerns include inconsistent maintenance response times, occasional pest issues, and the need for better upkeep of community facilities and landscaping.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Twin Oaks At Southwood.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
5
May 2026
Nice place to stay
5
September 2025
Lots of Asian Indian families live here. Has a party hall, a pool and two pickleball courts for entertainment
1
July 2025
Violated Fair Housing Act on 7/09/2025 If you donβt βfit in with the communityβ you will be denied for one reason or another. For the owner, donβt bother contacting me regarding this. Youβll be able to explain your position to HUD when they reach out.
November 2024
Gym and amenities are also nice. There's a nice photo showing the exact clubhouse on Google and I recommend coming to the location to view all that it has to offer a home seeker
August 2024
I almost escaped from this complex. The leasing office is the worst ever. They nearly do nothing. Dropped maintenance orders often and never intervened with people destroying trees, lawns, and bushes to grow vegetables and perfectly block their neighbor's main window with their vegetable vines. Some so many tenants are living with many more numbers than the policies. The unit above me had two bedrooms, and they had six regular family members and two other adults who regularly "visited" the household, no matter how they defined visiting. Of course, the excessive numbers of people make excessive noise all day and late at night after midnight until 2-3 in the morning. It was the noisiest apartment I ever experienced. Even though the leasing office is aware of all these things, they never intervened.
5
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