Eugene Manor

Disclaimer: I haven’t lived here in 5+ years so I know nothing of current management. But during the time I lived there, I really enjoyed it.
This place is old and the elevators are seriously frightening. I lived in the 1050 building and it was less frightening than the 1040 building. But seriously. Take the stairs.
I rented a «small 1 bedroom» for a couple of years, and it really wasn’t that «small.» It had 3 closets, lots of kitchen cabinets, and optional free storage in the basement. It was really just a cute old apartment. Some units have cool corner windows and flower boxes. Moderate noise level from neighbors (I had Loud Sex Neighbors for a while, which really set the mood for when my mom and young siblings came to visit), sort of musty smelling interior hallways. The building has a huge old boiler, so you can shower all day and never run out of hot water. Each building has two coin-​op washers and two dryers in the basement – unless you get in early, you’re better off going to a laundromat.
After living in the small one bedroom, I upgraded to the futuristic circular penthouse. Yes, that one. I was on the wait list for a couple of years. Stop what you are doing and get on the wait list. Floor to ceiling windows, custom everything, giant rooftop deck, one bedroom with the most amazing custom closet, a huge «study» that could double as a second bedroom, and a huge bunker-​like storage/​pantry area. Unlike the other apartments in Eugene Manor, the penthouse has its own (free!) washer and dryer, a dishwasher, air conditioning, and so much mod 60s swankiness oozing from its wood paneling. Do get on the wait list. It is by far the best apartment in Eugene.