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Brickyard Apartments is a real estate agency, located at 20 Brickyard Dr, Bloomington, IL 61701, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 309-663-0061, visit their website www.brickyardapartments.com for more detailed information.

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20 Brickyard Dr, Bloomington, IL 61701, USA
Added by Jopie, at 27 October 2014

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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6 Reviews

  • Sara Shane
    17 April 2018

    This company is a joke. They signed away the lease to an apartment they promised me right in front of my face. Jessica is a 🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍.

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  • Jake Reimer
    29 August 2016

    I agree 100% with Mr. Todd in every way. If only there were less than a star to give.. Worst experience ever. Worst management staff I've had the displeasure of working with. Not helpful at all, lived here for year and a half, never saw pest control (saw several brown recluse spiders on the premises. The "doggy area" is a 10x10 fenced in area littered with feces from what looks to be from every dog in the county, seriously looks like it's never been cleaned up since it was built. Every trip to the office for a question or concern was greeted by a different temporary person (friends of office manager?) and they could never answer my question, but just play messenger (4/5 times wouldn't get a response from actual manager). Poor/missing information from lease Unexpectedly Lost my job due to change in needs at work, tried to work something out, including giving 60+ days notice. Was told I can't vacate the lease without $2800up front (despite not being mentioned in the lease). Told them without a job, can't continue to afford the overpriced rent, asked about sub leasing or any other accommodations and was basically told to keep paying as if I lived there despite moving out of state to accept the only job offer i'd gotten in a month. Would rather force me to pay rent while jobless Until I run completely out of money and homeless instead of trying to fill the apartment with a new tenant. I'm very disappointed with the experience I had here and discourage anyone with some sense from ever renting from such a careless inconsiderate management. I should have known from the beginning when I received a tour from one gentleman Adam who had me sold. Unfortunately, Adam took a job elsewhere and I signed the lease with a woman who I saw only that one time when I signed the lease She never advised me who provided the utilites here and what utilities were provided. I called ameren who said service exists there already, so I think "great it's included" 8 months go by and I get a notice and stack of bills from brickyard for a different electric company (corn belt) wanting 8 months worth of unpaid bills. Great start. All appliances are electric, however something must be gas because as luck would have it a gas bill shows up on my door months late expected to be paid in days. Why not let me know after the first bill you receive? Why wait until both are about to be disconnected? Especially when I was never properly informed. Do your homework everyone, just because something is advertised as "luxury" or the "nicest in town" does not mean they're run like it! It blows my mind that management would rather I pay for an apartment, that after losing my job could no longer afford and indicated to them with proper notice and full intention of paying for those 60 days, instead of finding a new tenant or sub lessor in that time.. And instead demanded $2800 up front to terminate the lease which would've left me homeless and jobless. By the way The "security gate" process is a joke, either the gate is left open all day because it's broken or someone has driven through it so there's no real sense of security. Small children have no where to play so they kick a ball at the buildings/garages in the middle of the busy parking lot, they say non permitted parking will be towed but that's a joke (often found myself fighting for a spot close to my own home because of other's visitors cars), and it was never communicated to me so I'm not sure if I was supposed to be responsible for replacing the air filters or if that was up to brickyard (every place I've ever lived took care of it) but my air filter in over a year and a half had never been replaced or a new one left with me. So a reiterate, I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT RECOMEND this place as you can find much nicer for $900/mo than a 700sq foot one bed room "luxury" apartment.

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  • Justin Todd
    03 May 2016

    Would give less stars if I could. They have terrible management here. I lived there for 2 years and knew others nearby that went through issues numerous times with them. The management gets what they want, and you cannot argue against them regardless of logic or whether their leases don't state certain aspects. They allowed exceptions to their rules only when it was in their favor. For instance: they believe that March is a better move in time for the next person, so they won't re-sign a six month lease that ends in December to be more convenient for students. I would imagine in a college town there being a higher probability of finding new people at the beginning of the year. Their maintenance was miserable unless they hired an outside company for the problem. The grounds were not well kept, and this made it a terrible environment (if any since there was little grass) for pets. The square footage on these apartments and the price gouge does not match up to what it should cost. They front as if they are premium apartments, but they are cheaply made with thin walls where you can hear all the neighbors dogs, footsteps, or yelling and vice-versa. The water heater was new, but they never fixed the thing properly to work. The showers for my whole two years were miserable. On the way out, they refused to apply the nonrefundable, pet deposit to the pet clean up they supposedly had to do after only having the dog in the apartment for 3 months. The dog died of old age and never had an accident in the apartment, and they charged $50 for pet urine clean up. What else, if not the pet deposit, should have paid for this? They just took it out of the regular deposit. You can find better places and actual houses for rent in Bloomington for much less. The feeling of having a yard beats the stupid parking lot front yard they have and hearing the car lot announcements every morning.

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  • Murdock McLeod
    18 April 2016

    Absolutely in love with this place Erin in the office is very helpful very spacious apartment almost to much room lol very cozy i feel like I'm home been awhile since I've felt that

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  • Luis M
    02 December 2015

    The apartments are good, and it's awesome to drive 4 mins to State Farm. Loved that it's really secure, and close to the gym.

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  • Maja Kovacek
    03 November 2014

    So far I've had a good experience living at Brickyard Apartments. I've only been here for three months and I'm really enjoying it so far. Any issues were quickly resolved and they very extremely flexible with my move in date.

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