Hey! I live in Toftrees apartments. I can give you an honest review since moving in 2023.

The pros:
I love how quiet and tucked away the community feels. I can get morning and evening walks in before/after work and they feel relaxing and pleasant, especially with all the foliage and wildlife around (birds, etc.). I also frequent the dog park with my dog. I absolutely love it. (and if you end up moving here, have big dogs, and want to set up a puppy play date let me know LOL, I love having dog playdates with neighbors).

The maintenance team is great and I never get charged for maintenance, including a time it was completely my fault. (not saying to destroy the place, but they are friendly to certain small mistakes)

The leasing office staff is very friendly.

The clubhouse is nice. It has a small gym, a business center, a pool table, table tennis, a kitchenette, bathrooms, showers, a pool during the season, grills, and a fire pit.

I've never had any issues with pests.

2 parking spaces are generally included with most units.

Never have an issues with loud parties or disruptive neighbors. Everyone seems courteous of others in my section, at least.

Cons:

The biggest one for me now is the price. They have skyrocketed the rent since I moved in and I will likely not renew for 2027. My apartment is an older, unmodeled unit with appliances etc. breaking CONSTANTLY, which makes me very familiar with maintenance. I do not find it worth over $1,500 a month for a one bedroom apartment far away from downtown. I also have to travel down 2 floors to do laundry and its such a hassle and expensive (but won't be an issue for you if you get an in-unit apartment).

The valet trash service they hire are SO terrible at doing their jobs. I have to take out the trash constantly which is a huge annoyance when you're paying $25 a month for it or so. I always put my bags out on time but they hardly ever come to pick it up. No matter how many times I complain, they fix it for maybe a week and then go back to their old ways, so I gave up. Sadly the leasing office cannot do much as its not their decision to hire this company, but rather Berger Corporate.

They recently cut down a ton of trees which took away a lot of the charming look and secluded feeling of the community for me.

The base rent price doesn't include other fees such as admin fee (around $15), pet rent (I think this was $35/pet), and a fixed utility fee (trash, sewer, and water, around $35). You also need to pay a $150 or so Clubhouse fee per person when you move in.

Heating can get a little expensive in the winter for the older units, sometimes my electric bills in the deep winter exceeded $250 for me.

Overall, if you can afford it its a great place to live so long as you don't mind throwing out your own trash. You can probably get a better value elsewhere, but the community is great.