For Rent

Berkshire Preserve

9137B Property ID

652 SqFt Size

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

$1,158

Get Directions

Nearby Places

Back to Garland Listing

Berkshire Preserve

$1158 - $2602

6221 Naaman Forest Blvd

1 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
652 - 1764 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
1 Bedroom	$1158	652 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1797	1045 Sq. Ft.
3 Bedroom	$2602	1764 Sq. Ft.

Virtual Tour

MapOpen on Google Maps

Reviews

Rating: 3.5 / 5

★★★☆☆

Reviews: 342

Hanling Gong

★☆☆☆☆

I rarely write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my experience to give future tenants a heads-up—and also in the hope that the apartment management will take this feedback seriously and make improvements. I’ve been living... Read More

Jesse Villegas

★★★★★

I wanted to share the fantastic support and dedication that the entire office team has shown me during my time at the property. Specifically the help I received from Kaitlyn on multiple occasions. Kaitlyn was always on... Read More

Robbi Banks

★☆☆☆☆

We moved into Berkshire Preserve in 2018 with high hopes. Back then, it felt like a safe, well-maintained community—clean common areas, responsive and caring staff, and a sense of security that made us feel at home. Sadly, that version of the complex seems long gone. Over the years, we’ve endured a steady decline in basic amenities and overall livability. Let’s start with the repeated pool closures during peak summer months—a basic feature that’s advertised but often unavailable when it matters most. Then there’s the parcel center, which has malfunctioned so often that it’s become a running joke among residents. One particular failure—just two days before my daughter’s birthday party—meant we couldn’t even access the decorations we ordered. That’s the kind of thing you don’t forget. Speaking of forgettable, the maintenance team seems to have done exactly that with air vent filters, trash pickup, and elevator service. We’ve had multiple elevator outages (fun with a toddler and groceries!), and the trash situation is borderline unsanitary—overflowing bins, bags dragging down hallways, and the constant smell of neglect. Let’s talk parking:Good luck. You’ll likely end up circling the lot or walking across the complex, which is just what you want at night or with kids in tow. Oh, and the refrigerator saga. We moved in excited about the large fridge with a bottom freezer. When it died, management replaced it with a tiny temp unit—completely inadequate, especially for storing collected breast milk. After much back-and-forth, we got an old side-by-side fridge from another unit that’s been leaking on the floor ever since. Apparently, "fixing it" was never a priority. The mail thefts and safety concerns have only made things worse. I emailed management after one particularly unsettling incident in our building, but the response was underwhelming, as usual. The dog park, another selling point, is now just a muddy, neglected patch that feels more like an afterthought than an amenity. To be fair, there have been recent attempts at improvement, and we do appreciate those. But after years of paying rent on time, caring for our unit, and trying to be patient, we’ve simply reached the end of our rope. If you’re considering moving in, please do your research. This place might still look nice on the surface, but the reality is a long list of disappointments, ignored maintenance, and empty promises.

Ben Kao

★★☆☆☆

I don’t usually write reviews, but seeing so many neighbors speak up about the same issue pushed me to share my own experience—because it’s clear that management has shown little to no concern when it comes to actually fixing the recurring elevator problem. Let me give you a simple timeline: Initial outage: November 12, 2024 First repair: January 2, 2025 Second outage: February 17, 2025 Repaired again: April 9, 2025 Most recent outage: June 28, 2025 – still unresolved Every time this happens, the only response we get is: “A ticket has been placed with our contractor, TKE.” That’s it. No escalation, no transparency, no timeline. Just vague updates or complete silence. And if you try emailing the official contact at [email protected], good luck getting a response. You won't hear back. Here’s the truth: they can escalate this issue—they just choose not to. Elevator contractors like TKE offer emergency services and priority scheduling. But management refuses to take responsibility and do what it takes to fix a life-impacting issue. Instead, they hide behind phrases like “shipping delays” or “out of our control.” That’s not leadership. That’s neglect. This is not a minor inconvenience. This is a habitability and accessibility issue—and under Texas Property Code § 92.052 and federal accessibility laws, they are legally obligated to maintain livable conditions and access for residents. This is especially critical for those with mobility challenges or disabilities. For months, we've watched residents struggle up and down the stairs, and now my wife is pregnant, and she, too, has to risk her health just to enter and exit our home. Are you waiting for someone to get seriously hurt before you act? Even if there really are delays, what’s stopping management from communicating weekly, updating us honestly, and showing that they care? Instead, we’re just left in the dark, waiting. This is not just poor management—it’s a complete disregard for the people who live here. To those reading this review and considering moving in: do so at your own risk. Yes, they’ve made some cosmetic improvements—like the gym and pool—but what good are those when basic health, safety, and livability are ignored? Management, if you’re reading this, know that we don’t want to leave one-star reviews. But when you treat your residents like they don’t matter, when you repeatedly break promises, and when you fail to show even the minimum level of compassion or accountability, you leave us no choice. Start listening to your residents. Start being transparent. Start caring. We deserve better. Update (June 30, 2025): Management resolved the elevator issue within one day of this review being posted. For the record, that level of urgency has never happened before. While I appreciate the quick response this time, it shouldn’t take public complaints to get basic services addressed. There’s still a lot of room for improvement when it comes to communication, transparency, and long-term maintenance. I’ve updated my rating from 1 star to 2 stars to reflect the action taken—but consistency and accountability still need serious work.

ali kaya

★☆☆☆☆

I vacated my apartment on January 10, 2025, and despite multiple follow-ups, I have yet to receive my security deposit. I have always made my payments on time, even in advance, and I expected the same level... Read More