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Apr 2018: This is the worst complex to live in Gainesville, FL. This people like to charge you every year more and more and when you ask for a simple work order nobody comes. Me and my roommate had a problem with the dryer and we called, we emailed, and we complained in the office. Today, 5 months have past and our dryer have the same issue nobody helps and nobody cares about costumer service in this complex. Please chose somewhere else to live rater to stay in this poor place. Review from Google
Feb 2018: I've moved every year since I've been to gainesville and enclave was the best place I've lived at out of all. Nice living arrangement for an affordable price, and the staff is super nice and approachable. Jacqui is always there to help with a smile...who wouldn't like that Review from Google
Feb 2018: Nicest apartment complex in gainesville for the price. Very friendly and reliable staff who are always willing to help. Especially Jaqui in the front office, shout out for taking it upon yourself to captain the ship. Review from Google
Jan 2018: Better than West 20 or Campus Club hands down. It’s like you found Home! Review from Google
Jan 2018: I gave a three-star rate because I actually love living here except that the poor sound insulation barrier. The room is neat and clean and the apartment is spacious. However, the staff in the leasing office (exclude the other staff of Enclave) can be the worst group people I met in Gainesville. Literally what happened was that they lost my cashier check!! We need to submit our first month rent and deposit by checks. After I moved in for a month, I found that my payment activity was confusing. So I went to the leasing office to see whether everything was ok. Then they told me I did not submit my cashier check! I definitely did! I even have my bank receipt with me!! And what is the worst, the manager even told me to get another cashier check for them, which means that I have to take any responsibility to wait for three months before the check ge Review from Google
Dec 2017: This is a different king of apartment rental place.there are two to four bedroom apartments but you do not rent by the apartment you rent a room and there is a common area which is the living Tom AMD kitchen who you share with random roommates.it's weird but perfect for college students.very clean.they have a nice pool and a very up to date gym Review from Google
Nov 2017: I absolutely loved it here. Staff was so accommodating and my neighbors were actually lovely. It was like one big family. Review from Google
Oct 2017: Lived here just for one summer and had way too many issues. Mostly because they ripped us off. Too many extra charges even after two months after moving out, but with no explanation for anything. Took way too much money from me and my roommate. Hard to fight against because no one listens or cares. Maintenance would come in without warning whereas Lexington Crossing would send us emails for time frame. Had absolutely no regard for residents whether it was courtesy or convenience. My neighbor had to switch cars and they refused to give her another parking decal. She ended up not even being able to park anywhere close to her room. 0/10, would not recommend. The one star is just because I liked the apartment itself. Terrible management. Review from GoogleHow do I sublease my apartment near UF? First on the list of subleasing your apartment near UF is finding the right person. LiveSomeWhere: https://www.livesomewhere.com/UF helps simplify this process. It is the most popular site near UF for subleases (relets if you want to be...read more
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Aug 2017: I lived here for two years and overall it was a great experience! Aside from a couple of low points, I can honestly say I enjoyed my time here. I lived in a 3/3 and it was a nice, pretty apartment with lots of space. The property is very nice and well-kept. Office staff were usually very responsive to requests, with the occasional maintenance request needing to be followed up on. It's a big complex that manages many units so that isn't really surprising to me. Most of the hang ups were toward the beginning when we moved in, and that makes sense considering hundreds of people were all moving in at the same time. Expect to get utility overages in the summer if you want your apartment kept at a comfortable temperature. Even at 77 we received considerable overages, but I think that's more on the part of GRU's prices than the enclave. (I also recom Review from GoogleApr 2017: Enclave is a great apartment! They have really been responsive with our phones calls and apartment issues. I also love their new amenities especially the gym! Definitely would recommend others to check it out! Also, the staff are amazing and super nice!
Review from 4/20/17 on Google
Apr 2017: I man currently a resident and absolutely love it the staffs are really nice and welcoming! Hey have been so helpful and always there for me whenever I needed assistance! I definitely plan to resign and suggest others to take a tour!
Review from 4/13/17 on Google
Apr 2017: Living at the Enclave for the past 2 years has been great! They have tremendously improved the gym and clubhouse which has been great for my last semester here. The staff is also super friendly and helpful!
Review from 4/7/17 on GoogleMar 2017: Good experience with my time at The Enclave. It was a nice transition after living on campus thanks to the bus routes that go straight to The Hub. Also was nice that utilities are included so we didn't have to worry about separate bills to pay each month. Knew one of my roommates but the other was roommate matched and worked out well. Id recommend for anybody looking for something spacious and not too pricey.
Review from 3/25/17 on GoogleMar 2017: I've lived in Collier Companies properties for 3 years now, so with my experience, I'd advise against them. The Enclave is relatively nice but better value for the price elsewhere. The staff and maintenance are nice and prompt. Constant overage fees - in fact, we did an experiment where we turned off our AC (interestingly a broken AC is considered an emergency fix) for a month and still somehow accrued an overage fee. Inconsistent policies on late fees.
Review from 3/1/17 on Google