The Flats at Carrs Hill is a popular off-campus student apartment community in Athens, GA, offering fully furnished, all-inclusive apartments in one, two, and three-bedroom layouts. Each pet-friendly unit features private bedrooms and bathrooms, plank wood flooring, a full-size kitchen, and a washer and dryer. Monthly rent covers high-speed internet, water, trash, sewer, and electricity (with a monthly cap). Residents appreciate the friendly staff and quick maintenance, with team members like James and Quin going above and beyond to ensure repairs are completed swiftly and thoroughly. The community amenities include a 24/7 fitness center, a pool, a coffee station, and reliable package services, which add to the convenience and comfort of living here. Many residents find the apartments spacious, especially the two and three-bedroom options, and enjoy the well-maintained grounds, lakes, and greenway access. The complex is often praised for its cleanliness, safety, and the absence of bugs, which is notable in the area. Management is proactive in communication, notifying residents about routine checks and organizing community events like free pizza or holiday treats. Parking is available for an extra fee, and utilities are generally predictable, with some residents mentioning that electricity bills can sometimes be high. Overall, residents find The Flats at Carrs Hill a comfortable and well-maintained community, with friendly staff and good amenities. While some note that the complex can feel isolated despite its convenient location, most are satisfied with their experience and chose to renew their leases.
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May 2026
Tour was excellent. Agent was friendly and knowledgeable. Thanks Emma!
August 2025
So far I’ve had no problems here and the staff are always very friendly. Maintenance requests are quickly resolved and the rooms are in good condition for the most part. The amenities here are also nice, including a free coffee station and a 24/7 fitness center.
