Two Rivers

Two rivers was a great place to live. The maintenance crew was very timely with anything that needed to be repaired. They are always courteous and talked to you when they passed by. The ladies in the front office have a great attitude and very knowledgeable. The apartments are pricey but you get what you pay for. I always felt safe and everyone that rented their was very nice. The dog park is ridiculously huge and my dog loved it.

The apartments are beautiful and the location is great. But I would not recommend Two Rivers because of the management staff. They are completely unresponsive and extremely rude. Every interaction with management was extremely unpleasant and it almost seemed that they went out of their way to make life difficult on residents.

I really love living here. The staff that I’ve dealt with have been helpful when ever I had an issue. The maintenance staff takes care of things in a very timely manner, and the office manager Toni is very sweet, and does her job with a smile.

This apartment. From the outside, it looks beautiful and if you’re like me, you get really excited when you hear about the amenities, location, etc. Then you get knocked off your horse a bit when you hear how much the rent is. And if you’re still like me, you take all your info to your husband and decide against your better judgement, to live here since you think it’s going to be amazing.
Well then you move in. Moving into a brand spanking new apartment that no one has ever lived in sounds like a dream right? No smelly, stained carpet or random stray hairs in the cabinet drawers. All new for you to stain the carpet and leave your hairs! I walked in with my movers and my apartment was dirty! There were screws on the floors, dust on the counters, grass and stuff tracked in by people whom I’m assuming had viewed the apt. Now, I realize in a new apartment, you’re going to have dust. However, clean it up maybe before people move in to this overpriced place? Just a little wipe down with a paper towel won’t kill you. If I had been moving myself, I would have walked right over to the front office and had them clean it. But since I had movers who I was paying by the hour (See review for square cow movers: AMAZING!!!) I just shook my head.
Immediately you notice the poor construction and how they cut corners. First off, paint is all over the mirrors, walls are chipped, crown molding is crooked, blinds were bent, etc. However, probably the most annoying thing, is the appliances (I know, the apartment doesn’t have control over that, it’s Whirlpool… it’s still a nuisance) They have literally had to replace our water heater & refrigerator and fix our stovetop and disposal in only 6 months! We moved in, didn’t have hot water. Our fridge wouldn’t stop leaking, our gas stove top took forever to light, and the disposal started smoking. Unacceptable in a brand new complex. It was nice that they replaced the ones that needed replacing, but like I said, unacceptable from a brand new complex. The maintenance is awesome. Very speedy, personable, and they remember your name when they see you out on property.
I’ve never had a problem with office staff. They are courteous when we are in there. They have a small workout room, pool, and access to the Georgetown trails. They don’t have a computer center, so if you need to fax or print something, you’re out of luck. I know this is an amenity of apartments, but when you’re paying as much as a mortgage, you would think this would be included. They also don’t have BBQ grills so if you’re wanting to have friends over at the pool for a cookout, you’re going to have to head somewhere else.
Overall, my husband and I were rushed to find a new place to live. We stumbled upon Two Rivers and were initially really excited to live here. After all the troubles we’ve experienced, I wish we could have had more time to find something better. Please don’t live here, or at least, think hard on your decision.

Nightmare to live here. The office staff are rude, disorganized, and incompetent. It’s overpriced and poorly managed.

I’ve lived here almost 5 months and have no complaints.
I use the trail to get to Blue Hole, San Gabriel Park, and El Monumento all the time. I’m excited about the retail coming in on the west side of the property and Hat Creek opening up across the street.
As for my apartment, it’s the smallest floor plan, and works great for me. It’s awesome being the first person to live in a place, especially one with stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, and a huge patio. It’s also really quiet. I rarely hear my neighbors. The courtesy officer is a good guy, too.
I’d recommend getting an east facing patio. It looks like the west facing ones get a lot of sun. My apartment gets nice morning sun and then is in the shade the rest of the day. My utility bills are pretty low and the apartment stays pretty cool.
The staff is extremely helpful and responsive. Any problems I have had (e.g. a broken dimmer switch) were fixed within 24 hours. The pool and gym are really nice, and rarely crowded. Plus, the machines in the gym have cable, which fills any gaps my Netflix account can’t, and motivates me to workout. Otherwise, how could I watch Fast ‘N Loud? Plus, Suddenlink is the only internet and cable provider, and they’re a racket. But that’s a review for another time and place…
I work in Georgetown, and not having a commute is really fantastic. Any time not spent driving on I-​35 is really just hours I’ve added to my life. I’d recommend living at Two Rivers for sure.