10280 Windmill Lakes Blvd

The community is very quiet and friendly. Everybody minds their own business,,,Appliances are well used,However Maintainance is amazing!! Stacy is awesome,office staff is always responsive,extremely respectful. Nice place to live!

I have been living here for 2 months , the staff is very welcoming , helpful and very professional , Stacey always goes above and beyond !! maintenance request are always completed promptly , This is a great place to call home !!

I moved in after Hurricane Harvey destroyed my house. The office staff is friendly and outgoing, especially Stacy. The apartments are very safe, the neighbors are professionals and they mind their own business. There is always a parking spot and you can see your vehicle from your apartment which is a plus. But the appliances are old, the floors are caving in and the paint jobs are horrible and what you pay for rent is not worth the structure of the apartment. I recommend you do a walk thru and check everything in the apartment before you move in. The maintence works fast and with a smile. I love the fact you can pay your rent online. And the safety is great. I didnt get to enjoy the pool but its beautiful. I wasnt impress with the lake or the large birds always walking around the parking lot. Its over all a great community close to alot of great stores and the new international school but the apartment needs many renovations and upgrades. The only reason im not renewing my lease is because my family needs more space and the rent is not worth the look of apartment.

My wife lived here for 8 months until we got married and I moved in. As our first home I couldn't pick a better place for our budget. We never saw a pest in our apartment. Furthermore, maintenance was quick, efficient, and knowledgeable. The view from the third floor was spectacular whether it was night or day. Being an avid fisherman it was very relaxing to be able to walk down and fish/unwind whenever I wanted. If you're looking for an apartment around this budget I highly suggest The Point at Windmill Lakes.

I just moved out after living there for 6 years. I lived in a 660 square feet apartment and paid 785.00 a month, guess what? That is what they charge for the smallest apartment. I left one week before my lease was up and signed a document allowing the maintenance crew to go in the apartment early... I guess that was a mistake. My blinds in the dining room were not broken when I left and they always passed inspection during the yearly apartment inspections that the mgt does. I was charged for broken blinds and they were not broken. My word against there's doesn't count either...they do not care. The water bill can be anywhere from 55.00 to 65.00 for one person. The assistant Mgr wanted my couch and I still got charged 75.00 for couch removal. The mgr and the property mgr do not care about you! They are only nice before the ink dries on the lease, after that you do not matter. One time they did not want to get my a.c. fixed and the maintenance guy that was on call was mad that I called for him to fix it. I was 2 weeks into moving out and they didn't want to fix it. Finally I called 3 times and they fixed it correctly and leaving screws and nails all over my floor. Last year they had the bldgs painted and sent everyone a noticed saying that we had to be home on a weekday (forget having to be at work to pay the high rent), or they would charge us 100.00 if the painters had to come out on a Saturday. I encourage the manager to call me about this....

Don't live here manger sucks bad selfishness you be very unhappy people moving out very mounts rent goes up at lease time if they had new mangers it would be ok water bill so high they make excuses why it is high ducks in the pool they be in the office and when you call they don't answer they have a lot of excuses rent due by the the 2nd sometimes I think they take low income housing because some people dont work I get in a pat 4:30 am a guy always out look like he want to stael your stuff I caught a dude on my patio and told them about it and where he lives they done nothing about it one star I give them !

BE AWARE!!! VERY HIGH water bill, up to $60 for a single adult in a one bedroom apartment.

This was my first apartment moving to Houston. I was a resident for almost 10 years. Please keep in mind, as you read this, this is the first review in almost a year and a half. Most of them are older with reviews from disgruntled tenants. There are more than 1/2 a dozen apartments down Windmill and I'm not only shocked, but saddened that The Point has such a low rating. These are older complexes, so yes, the units could use updating, however they do offer them and are attempting to accommodate. The lake is no longer what it used to be, but that's explained in earlier responses provided by management themselves. I had no issues with said break ins (thank goodness) but we live in a society where crime is, unfortunately, hard to hide from. As far as management, they are completely welcoming and I have to say, maintenance was ALWAYS there when you needed. In all of the years I recall one (yes, I repeat ONE time) maintenance didn't deliver the same day. And I remember not because I was upset it wasn't completed; they have lives too, but because I was concerned he (or she) was OK! And, of course, the following day it had been addressed by the time I got home. My downfall for moving were some of the neighbors. They didn't seem to take into consideration of the others around. It had been addressed, and the problem was attempted to be resolved between myself and The Point, however I felt it was time for a new chapter. Something a little bigger and newer. I was a little sad to leave, for they knew you by name, not unit number. I wish them all the best and I'm hoping within the next year and half others will take the time to write about their good experiences; not just the bad because they've had a bad day. To The Point: thank you for accommodating me and I know if I ever need to come back, y'all will be there for me!

I have lived here for a few years and the quality of the apartments have declined. The rent is continuously increasing, there are no incentives offered for current residents to renew. The "Lake" has turned into a swamp. The fish are gone . The water is so low you can see the ground beneath and greenery is growing out of it. The photo shown on the website no longer resembles the picture on the website. There are lots of mosquitoes. When I say lots I mean a lot! The hot tub in the pool area does not work (no jets) and it hasn't worked in over a year. The air filters should be changed by maintenance. We are supposed to unscrew the metal screws, remove the filter, take the filter out and take it to the office to swap it out for a new one and then place back in the unit. If they can come in and spray, do inspections etc, why cant they change the filter while there? Many people are leaving that lived here for many years. Its a shame more isn't done to retain the current resident. Especially if they lived on the property for years and are good paying and loyal tenants. The focus is only on the new tenant responding to a special.

Warning!! High water bills for single adult in one bedroom apartment. If you renew your lease, you will notice an increase in the water bill. Is it like that everywhere? In response to the Mgrs review below- Thank you for looking into this further.I also appreciate the time you took to explain it to me in person. Battling a water bill seems like a futile effort on my part, but what can I do even if I send a written inquiry to the address listed on the bill for disputes? I still have to pay the high amount. My first year as a resident it never exceeded $35.00 but after my lease renewal, it kept rising. I live in the 660 square foot apartment, and it's just me! Not 2 people and not 6. If the city of Houston is basing my water usage on 6 people living in my one bedroom then they are mistaken and need to do their job correctly.