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Enjoy comfortable, spacious living in Oxford with private bathrooms in every bedroom starting at just $549 per month. These vibrant, colorful townhome-style residences offer a welcoming community atmosphere and responsive maintenance support for a stress-free student experience.





3.2
Average
From $549 /month
1562 Magnolia Dr, Oxford, OH 45056, USA-Show on Google Maps
3.2
Average
Based on 114 Google reviews
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Students generally find the apartments to be a comfortable and welcoming place, offering good value for money with spacious units and convenient private bathrooms in each bedroom, plus a reliable and quick maintenance team. However, be aware that bus service to campus can sometimes be inconsistent, and there have been recurring concerns about move-in cleanliness and unexpected charges for damages upon move-out.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Annex.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
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August 2026
There are always available apartment here - they make it seem like you need to sign contract right away - you could literally get one the day before you arrive - we wanted out of the contract because the job I got with Miami came with apartment and there is No way to get out of contract so they took money and I never moved it - they didn’t try to help at all!! I was willing to pay something as I did sign but they have no flexibility in the contract- Never would recommend this place
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July 2026
I’ve had a great experience living here, the staff is friendly and responsive, the community is well-maintained, and it’s a comfortable, welcoming place for students!
July 2026
I lived at the annex for two years and just moved out. I was very satisfied with the apartment. The apartment was nice and spacious, and was for a good price. One thing I will bring up is that often common areas are not cleaned if at least one person in a 4 bedroom apartment is staying, which can leave new tenants to clean up the common areas. Also I will have to agree with other reviews that the campus shuttle can be spotty and will sometimes break down, however, I did not find that a huge problem as almost always the other campus shuttle was running, and I could walk back to the annex if needed. But again, I was very satisfied with my apartment, with maintenance, and with the annex staff. I would recommended living at the annex
June 2026
Renter Beware! When you move in, immediately request the move-in inspection form and fill it out in detail. After detailing every single thing that is wrong with your apartment, take photos and email a copy of the move-in inspection form along with the photos immediately to the Annex, and be sure to save records of all of this. When my son moved into the Annex he did not get a move-in inspection form (you get so busy moving in you tend to forget these details), but we quickly took a few photos of some of the things that looked damaged. Since he'd never had problems with false damage claims at other apartment complexes where he'd rented, we didn't prioritize detailed record keeping of all of the issues. Our son didn't complain about the unsavory condition because he was trying to be an easy tenant, not expecting a picture perfect apartment in a college town. Unfortunately he learned the hard way that he should have been more difficult, detailed and thorough. We were just charged hundreds of dollars for repairs-for carpet fraying and stains that were there before he ever moved in. While we totally understand and are happy to pay for honest cleaning fees or repairs, we are not ok with paying for damages that he did not cause and were there before he ever moved in. The Annex claims that since we did not submit a move-in inspection form, they now will not accept the photos we took on move-in day as proof (because they claim we could have changed the date the photos were taken). I see other reviewers say similar things so it seems this is a tactic they use to make extra money from each tenant. The apartment complex surely has photos from the previous tenant's move-out records that would show the true condition of the property before it was re-rented, but they choose to play the "you can't prove it so we can blame you and charge for whatever we want" tactic. It's so sad that companies choose to lie, defraud and steal as way to get ahead. We have owned several rental properties for over 20 years and have never used these kind of tactics to dishonestly charge a tenant - in fact we have never had a dispute from a tenant for any damage charges because we choose to do business with integrity and honesty. So, lesson learned for our son and hopefully this review can help others to avoid similar issues. Do yourself a favor and consider renting from a different complex or at the very least, keep proof of move-in condition forms showing condition of the property on move-in day with emails, and detailed record keeping with timestamps so that you are not charged for damages you didn't cause. Also, as a side note, the general look of this apartment complex is cute despite the rotting, moldy exterior, the amenities are nice, maintenance people are kind enough, but management is unapologetically dishonest. Bus service was down frequently, so just be aware that you cannot depend on the bus as a reliable way to get to and from the campus. Adding a few photos that we took on his move-in day to show the condition that you can expect on move-in day and the kind of things which we should have reported immediately instead of just going with the flow.
May 2026
Don’t do it I’ve done complained after this some many times they don’t care about pet waist they’ll leave this sit even tho it’s illegal
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