We really enjoyed living at Allen Place. The location is hard to beat, and the newly renovated units are modern, comfortable, and well designed. We lived in one of the 3 bedroom townhomes and loved how spacious the layout was. There was plenty of room for everyone, which made it feel more like a home than a typical apartment.

The rent is also very reasonable for the location and quality of the units. Being so close to campus was a huge plus since it takes less than five minutes to walk to class... . Overall, Allen Place has been a great place to live, and we would definitely recommend it. Read More

Short walk to campus and the renovated units are nice. Will recommend to friends.

Excellent place to live in Waco. The location is hard to beat—close to Baylor, restaurants, and everything you need. The apartments are well-maintained and have spacious layouts. Management has been responsive and easy to work with whenever I've had questions. Highly recommend Allen Place to anyone looking for a quality apartment near Baylor!

I rented from Campus for 3 years at Allen Place Apartments. Horrible experience.

1) Move in: bring cleaning supplies with you when you move in, because the condition of our apartment at move in was disgusting. We had to spend hours cleaning the apartment to make it livable. I wish I could attach pictures to show the condition of our carpet at move in (it was discolored and stained and dirty).

2) Maintenance: horrible. We had a broken air conditioner that blew the condensed moisture back into... the apartment, causing extremely high humidity and this led to our stuff having mold and other stuff grow on it (ew). We ended up buying a giant dehumidifier that emptied between 4-6 gallons of water from the air a day (yes, I know that sounds unbelievable--we couldn't believe it either). Campus didn't fix it until nearly a year and a half of us living there.

Our building also had a major ant problem, which Campus also never fixed. It was up to us to bait and trap the ants as best we could.

Serious plumbing issues. Our washing machine broke, and leaked water all over the floor. This was during normal use. On two separate occasions, two of our upstairs neighbors' appliances broke, leaking water all over their apartments, which then dripped down into our own apartment through the ceiling, vents, and fire alarms. The drain in one of our bathroom's sink never drained quickly.

3) Move out: They took 90% of our security deposit. What for? Almost $1000 for re-painting the ENTIRE apartment (including doors), which only needed touch-ups from scuff marks that resulted from 3 years of us living there. An assortment of other random charges. They even charged us $22.50 for TIGHTENING THE TOWEL RODS, $15.75 to replace 7 door stops, and $12.50 for reattaching a fan chain. Absolutely ridiculous. Currently trying to get our deposit back, as the charges were unwarranted and outrageous, as we were careful with the property and did not cause any damages beyond normal wear and tear.

The only reason we stayed was because 1) it is expensive to move 2) the rent was relatively cheap 3) it was close to campus.

The property itself wasn't the worst. It's close to the Baylor campus, especially if you frequent the BSB often, and the rent is relatively cheap. However, you get what you pay for and the property has NO bells nor whistles. In my opinion, if the management was somewhat friendly or competent I would lease again, but unfortunately they are neither friendly nor competent. Read More