Acero Southtown

1580C Property ID

630 SqFt Size

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

$1,097

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Acero Southtown

$1097 - $2405

333 W Cevallos St

1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
630 - 1574 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
1 Bedroom	$1097	630 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1540	1138 Sq. Ft.
3 Bedroom	$2405	1574 Sq. Ft.

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Rating: 3.9 / 5

★★★☆☆

Reviews: 140

elisa

★★★★★

Absolutely loved Acero and wish I didn’t have to move but my commute was getting to be well over an hour. Best apartment in my 6 years of apartment living! The management and staff is amazing, very... Read More

Phillip Loy

★☆☆☆☆

Key points: Train/road noise No parking Dirty and unkept The train is a real disturbance, as well as the highway noise and construction. There is zero effort from the complex to mitigate the noise. Little to no trees, sound insulation, or double pane windows, so you might as well have your windows open in the units facing the track because they make no difference. There is no warning or any indication about the complex’s proximity to the tracks when touring or signing the lease (unless you get lucky and are here when one comes through), so be sure to do your research on whatever unit you may be looking at and its orientation relative to the tracks. There is a crossing near the north west corner of the complex so that is where the horn sound is worst. Parking is a joke! Visitors are forced to park on street even though there are 20-30 empty parking spots every night inside of the complex. There is maybe 10-15 “visitor” spots at the front of the main building, but good luck ever getting a spot there. They don’t give guests the courtesy of having a pedestrian gate at the side entrance to walk out to get to the street parking on that side. You either have to walk around the entire block to get back to your car, wait for someone to come through the car gate, or have resident with gate remote open the car gate for you. Tow trucks are here all the time, so your luck is bound to run out if you park inside without a pass. If you plan on having frequent visitor(s), the parking situation is a real pain. All stair cases are covered in bird droppings and nesting materials. There is even bird droppings in the interior hallways that do not get cleaned up. Frankly at this point, it’s getting out of hand and disgusting. Residents are tracking bird droppings into their units, which is completely unsanitary. Gates are broken for days to weeks at a time. Some of the front office staff are rude and unhelpful. Public restrooms near the pool never have toilet paper, soap, or hand towels. Just to name a few others. Don’t be fooled by the name having “Southtown” in it. While it technically still is in Southtown, you are a 15+ minute walk from Blue Star and right on the boarder of some rough parts of town. The only thing this place has going for it is the unit is pretty decent. Kitchen and bathroom are nice. However, all other issues bring quality of life down significantly, so to me, the nice unit does make up for it.

Amber Johnson

★★★★★

I enjoyed living here! The application process was pretty easy, just took a little while to hear back. Move-in was smooth and I didn’t run into any issues during my time here. The leasing office and management... Read More

Usman Sarwar

★★★★★

Acero is hands down one of the best places to live in San Antonio and I am glad I chose this place as my home. I decided to move to downtown at the end of 2020 and... Read More

Honre Perez

★★★★★

Hello, I lived at Acero for three and a half years. I can honestly say it was the best apartment community I have ever lived at. The staff was always very attentive, respectful, and helpful with any... Read More

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