The Villas at D'Andrea Apartment Homes

The apartment and all the amenities are fabulous The pride in the building shows, everything is gorgeous

Great team Quick to help with any requests, whole establishment very well kept.

AC issue My AC stopped working while july was very hot..i reported that on line and it was fixed right away..im very satisfied and thanks a lot for the maintenance team and for the office staff.

AC problem My AC problem was fixed right away..very professional maintenance people...

Efficient & timely manner Maintenance team was friendly, respectful, and professional. If I had any questions they were able to answer and the work they did was very efficient and professional. On top of all that they were easy to talk to, very friendly, with great attitudes. Overall it was a great experience.

Excellent Quick & Efficient - maintenance requests are attended to in an effective and timely manner

Having lived in our own 3-bedroom home for over 20 years, I didn't relish the thought of squeezing our lives into a 2-bedroom apartment. After visiting complexes around downtown Reno, the Virginia Lake area, and in Stead, we chose Villas D'Andrea. The first thing I noticed about units at Villas D'Andrea was that they don't feel like apartments. The floor plans give a sense of home and the feeling that there is life after home ownership. We chose a 2-bedroom/2-bathroom 1st floor unit near the back of the complex. We moved to our apartment at Villas D'Andrea nearly four years ago. The amenities include central heat/air, laundry room inside the unit, patio, microwave, computer nook, walk-in closet in the 2nd bedroom, 2 electric outlets on each wall of every room, and a living room ceiling fan, The master bath includes full-size seated shower. There is a pool, hot tub, and gas grill by the clubhouse/rental office. Inside the clubhouse, there is a gym, massage therapist, and tanning bed available. Rent includes the water bill and basic cable TV. The living room and bedrooms have cable outlets. Another interesting point is that I use a power wheelchair, but our apartment isn't an "ADA-accessible" apartment. I can get my chair into both bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and even the walk-in closet! I couldn't do that in our old house. Our patio faces open space between our complex and private homes that are close enough to see but far enough not to matter. We'r at the foot of a sloping hill, and I spend many afternoons watching families of quail and rabbits go about their business two or three feet from the patio. Technicolor sunsets can be seen every evening. Shopping and restaurants are across the street (Safeway, Walgreens, CVS, pizza, sushi, Mexican, Subway Sandwiches, etc.) The downside is the expense of pet ownership. I used to have two cats, but I can't afford the $300 per/pet deposit. Dog owners pay an additional $25/month for pet rent. Rent on 2-bedroom/2-bath units are $1,028. There are also 1-bedroom and 3-bedroom units. Rents have increased by about $6/month over the last 4 years.

I moved into these apartments in April with my boyfriend and our son who is now a year. These apartments are in a terrific area that let you know that it's more than just family friendly. We have a two bedroom, two bath, and it is so spacious (which is what we need for a baby who is absolutely everywhere !) Since we've been here, I've noticed that no matter who you see outside in the complex, whether they're walking their dog, leaving, or coming home, everyone always greets you with a smile, it's lovely and makes you feel really welcomed. Everyone who works in the office is super friendly and helpful with whatever questions you have. The only downfall is that they're a bit expensive.. But I would still say that it's definitely worth it !