The Nines at Gleneagles Apartments

Quiet, well kept community. Close to the Maryland/Virginia/Washington DC metropolitan commuting area with easy access to all major highways.

Very nice apt with hardwood floors, all the appliances including washer/dryer, HVAC for air conditioning/heater, ceiling fans in bedroom and living room, lot of lighting, quiet. Walk-in closet large bathroom. Sprinkler system reduces renters insurance cost. Biggest complaints are ridiculously excessive rent increases since pandemic ended (which may force me to move). Also smell of weed from some other residents, birds building nest under stairs, visitors cannot park in lot after 11pm even though there are plenty of open spaces.

Very nice neighborhood, clean, quite and well kept up. The office staff very nice and maintenance is on time with request. Would recommend apartments to others.

This has been such a great community to live in. I have been here for one year and just renewed my lease for another year. I am not in the market to purchase a home anytime soon so I am making Nines at Gleneagles my home for some years.

Very quiet. Love the spacious interior. Family friendly. Golf course, tennis courts, dog park, sitting areas right outside your door, swimming pool.... what's not to love?

The amenities, and professional staff have been a support since I've been here. I've never had someone call and just check on my well being

Beautiful community. My only issue is there’s no fitness center. I had issues with my apartment moving in but I ended up just taking care of them myself. Neighbors can be noisy sometimes but overall I love my apartment.

I’m not happy with my decision to move here. It has been one problem after another since day one. Living on the bottom floor has been a huge problem when it comes to outside critters.

Friendly staff, quick responses, definitely would recommend to a friend. Reasonable costs for very nice community. The common areas are clean. The landscaping is upkept and nice.

I have lived here for 5 years going on my sixth. Things have changed due to new management. For example, there is no security controlling the apartments anymore, under the new management. Two many large dogs in apartments, owners do not pick up behind them. Some do their business in the hallways. Residents smoke in hallways and leave papers and cigarette butts in the hallways. We need cameras in these apartments!

The Nines at Glen Eagles is a pretty good place to live overall. Pros: the buildings are maintained outside and look very nice. The grounds are well-kept and the amenities like the pool are nice. The apartments are spacious and bright and have decent size rooms. The community is quiet and it feels safe. Cons: the apartments are outdated and the appliances in the kitchen are as basic as you can get. Countertops are inexpensive laminate. While I enjoy living here, it is very expensive.

The Nines at The Apartment of Saint Charles is one of the best apartment complex in the Waldorf area. 9ft ceilings make the apartment feel spacious. The maintenance crew are responsive and work diligently to fix your issues. The grounds are kept cleaned year round. Neighbors are respectful and welcoming, for the most part. It's a nice quiet area. You're within walking distance of White Plains Park.

I moved in six months ago. I love, love, love everything about The Nines at Gleneagles. I have a spacious one bedroom, a balcony facing the tennis/pickle ball courts. But my main love is the environment: quiet and peaceful that suits my spirit.

This complex is conveniently located in the heart of Southern, MD. It has access to all major areas around the DMV area. It is a great place to raise kids, full pool area and large community center. The grounds are kept up nice and maintenance is always available. The rental office is phenomenal. The outside lighting is very bright too. I Don't want to call any other place HOME but here. Dona B. Wiggins, Waldorf, MD

My modern but yet cheat amenities apartment is located just on the border line of La Plata and Waldorf. I have a two bedroom two bath with all the features you may need for a family of three. My apartment a month is $1,695 a month. Which is completely outrageous. Half the amenities are broken or dysfunctional. It's a great neighborhood with wonderful neighbors. I would greatly appreciate having free rent for life but definitely not in this over priced neighborhood. I rate my apartment as a three star average because yet it's too expensive to sit in traffic and there are no attractions here to price them so high I do applaud them on cleanliness and upkeep of the community.

We were first shown this absolutely gorgeous and spacious apt and when they showed us the one we would be moving to, it was half the size. We wanted the bottom floor with a terrace and they had no more. So we ended up getting the 2nd floor apt over the model. Still not the same. Shower instead of a bath tub in the master. Well we get all moved in and a day later a neighbor who is truly not nice is smoking like an old beat up car!!! I'm miserable and so are my children. One with very bad allergies and the other with asthma. I asked him very nicely could he possibly crack a window while he is smoking and he totally got very angry with me and didn't believe that I asked him to do so. The rental office will do nothing. Needless to say we are renting some where that we most likely will have some type of respiratory problems or we will break our lease. Thanks for nothing!!!