Apartments near New Smyrna Beach, FL

“Loved living at The Beacon. Great community with fantastic office and maintenance staff. Gorgeous pool, quality gym, and lovely apartments. I didn't have a pet at the time but the complex is extremely friendly to pet parents. A clean and safe place to live. There's a fountained pond trail and dog park, as well as valet trash service and a car wash on site, too!”

“I’ve lived here for a few years now and it’s always been nice. The staff in the office are nice and help you get things done in a timely manner. The maintenance guys are all awesome, but Joey is the best! Very attentive and also gets things done in a timely manner.”

“The Goves apartment are amazing. Very clean well maintained grounds.They have a very awesome team I the office. The Maintenance team is great. Great place to live.”

“I have lived here for almost 2 1/2 years. I feel very safe here and enjoy my apartment very much. I wish the walls, floors and cabinets were lighter so that it didn’t feel so dark inside. That isn’t a property issue, it’s a corporate issue. The office can only do what corporate allows. I’ve found both the office staff and the maintenance staff very responsive and always friendly. There was a communication issue with one of the agents but she is no longer there and everything appears to be running smoothly. They remember everyone’s name and never fail to say hello or wave…even when they’re not with prospective residents. I’ve lived other places where the only time an agent said hello was when they were driving by with prospective residents. It used to drive me crazy! Especially when I’d stop in the office and they would act like they didn’t know me. Now to get down to the nitty gritty. The office staff is not the problem. The problem is the residents who refuse to clean up after their pets. Even with having to pay a “poop DNA”, the situation is only getting worse. That is not the fault of the office, it is the fault of irresponsible pet owners who think the rules apply to everyone but themselves. We have some very beautiful and friendly large dogs and the poop is not their fault. It is their owners. In an attempt to rectify this problem, the office has tried to come up with a solution. In theory, this would work… possibly. Unfortunately, in this real world of Ring doorbells and security cameras, this plan could actually become very dangerous. If you’re flagging someone’s poop, they see you on camera, but the office has fined them, what’s to stop the offender from tracking you down? It could potentially be a very serious situation. If everyone would just pick up after their pets, the area would be more sanitary. We all have to remember, little kids love to run around barefoot in the summer. If anything, do it for the kids and try to remember how much you “enjoyed” stepping in poop when you were younger. I’m sorry for this long post but people have to be responsible pet owners.”