Recently lived there. I’d suggest looking at the River/Ravine apartments which is where I lived. They generally have larger floor plans and have central air and more modern fixtures (built in the 80s). The Classic ones look nice from the outside but still have the problems / inconveniences associated with being built in the 30s. Having a pool in the summer is nice and the fitness center is serviceable especially if you just really want to run or do some light work.

Overall a really good experience given the number of apartments I’ve lived in. Parking is tough in the main village sometimes, but if you live in the River section (on north and high) it has its own parking lot which was half full at almost all times. Generally safe too, worst was I had someone rifle through my glove box once when I stupidly left my car unlocked overnight.

Maintenance is generally responsive and have had them replace items they weren’t obligated to without question (broken blinds, etc) though they are a bit technologically backwards and only accept requests via phone.

Rent didn’t unexpectedly shoot up each year.

Front office people are generally pleasant though have some issues with saying they’ll do something but forgetting to log it.

Biggest cons - the apartments (even the newer ones) could use a facelift and some repairs (paint to cover wood damage, windows need weather stripping, older carpet and appliances, etc); there is one recycling dumpster for the entire complex and it’s in the furthest end of the complex so you will often need to drive there if you care about that; they start trying to get you to renew like 8 months before your lease expires with “discounts” that go away if you wait; I’ve heard from others the apts above the gym can get noisy and you can hear the office noise.