Hunter’s Hill

6899A Property ID

600 SqFt Size

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

$944

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Hunter’s Hill

$944 - $1413

18081 Midway Rd

1 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
600 - 964 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
1 Bedroom	$944	600 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1413	964 Sq. Ft.

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Rating: 3.5 / 5

★★★☆☆

Reviews: 254

S. 2025

★★★★★

😎Just moved in ! Fantastic units. The management and staff members are very courteous, friendly, and professional, ensuring everything was smooth and seamless. Quiet , gated, safe, and peaceful. The property grounds and amenities are amazing &... Read More

Sulim Rodríguez

★☆☆☆☆

I give this apartment complex 0 stars!!! Since the first day we moved in, there was already issues. The first day when I got my keys, I come inside the unit, to come find out there’s literally... Read More

Shante Gibbs

★☆☆☆☆

I lived here for five years, had to move out of state due to work, and unfortunately, the management quality declined over time. During the earlier years, Rachel was fantastic—she was responsive and always made sure any... Read More

H H

★☆☆☆☆

I had an appointment to tour this place and it was an awful experience from start to finish. Elizabeth Chavez is awfully rude, the apartment was not at all cleaned, smelling like fresh cat piss and old... Read More

April B

★☆☆☆☆

Avoid Hunter's Hill Apartments at all costs. If I could give 0 stars I would. I moved here on March 29, and from day one, the experience has been filled with deception, neglect, and serious habitability issues. When I toured the property, the leasing agent Elizabet assured me the unit was move-in ready. I was pressured to apply within 24 hours to secure a special, only to later find out I was forced to pay an undisclosed holding fee — a deceptive practice that was never clearly explained. I informed Elizabet multiple times that I would be traveling internationally and needed the apartment truly ready before I left. Instead, she called the night before my flight to mention a carpet replacement — yet failed to disclose far more serious problems in the unit. When I arrived, I found: Mold in the bathroom ceiling and behind the toilet A toilet that wouldn’t flush A filthy, likely dysfunctional refrigerator Cabinets falling off hinges in both the kitchen and bathroom Roaches and general filth throughout the unit It was nowhere near move-in ready. After my trip, I returned to the leasing office and spoke to Bobbi Arnand, the assistant property manager. She confirmed the unit was unacceptable and stated the property manager, Andrew, actively avoids tenant issues — even pretending not to be in the office. Bobbi offered to show me two upgraded units, but both were also roach-infested, moldy, and in terrible condition, with ceilings nearly caving in. This property is grossly mismanaged. Emails and phone calls go unanswered. I had to physically sit in the office for hours to get anyone to take my concerns seriously. Ultimately, I demanded to be released from the lease and for all fees and rent to be refunded, as the unit was clearly uninhabitable — a violation of Texas Property Code Section 92.056. I’ve since visited their sister property, The Brazos, which is a much better-maintained community and well worth the slightly higher cost. Hunter’s Hill is a textbook example of how not to run an apartment complex. Spare yourself the stress and look elsewhere.

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