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4.5 from 59 reviews
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The Willows at Victoria Falls Costs & Pricing
At The Willows at Victoria Falls, the monthly cost for a two-bedroom apartment is set at $2,085, which presents a compelling value compared to the averages for Prince George's County and the state of Maryland. Within Prince George's County, similar accommodations typically command around $3,193 per month, while statewide costs peak at approximately $3,497. This significant difference highlights The Willows as an attractive option for those seeking quality living in a desirable location without the burden of inflated prices commonly found in the surrounding areas.
Floor plans
The Willows at Victoria Falls
Prince George's County
Maryland
2 Bedrooms
$2,085
$3,193
$3,497
Overall Review of The Willows at Victoria Falls
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Maintenance response stands out
Residents describe fast, helpful maintenance when problems come up.
Several residents say maintenance staff respond quickly and follow through when issues arise. One resident specifically notes a late-weekend air-conditioning problem being handled promptly. Another resident highlights how management and maintenance resolve requests without long delays. Residents also credit staff for keeping apartments and the property in good shape over time.
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Clean buildings and well-kept grounds
Residents consistently mention cleanliness and upkeep around the community.
Cleanliness and maintenance of the grounds are recurring positives in the reviews. Residents describe buildings as sparkling or clean and common areas as well cared for. Landscaping and upkeep are also mentioned as part of the overall feel of the community. A few reviewers also mention routine checks and inspections as part of how the community stays maintained.
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Pool, fitness, and on-site activities
Residents and visitors highlight resort-style recreation options on-site.
Reviews point to a range of on-site recreation, including pool time and fitness options. One reviewer describes an extensive fitness room at the resort clubhouse. Another mentions indoor and outdoor pools, plus exercise facilities and events happening regularly. Together, the comments reinforce that residents donāt have to leave the property to stay active.
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Walking trail and peaceful setting
The walking trail supports a quiet, park-like feel.
More than one resident mentions walking paths and the sense of calm around the property. One review describes a trail that circles the community and provides regular outdoor exercise. Another notes the peaceful, park-like environment and enjoyment of walking as part of daily life. The outdoor setting is presented as a key part of why residents feel comfortable here.
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Leasing communication can disappoint
Some prospective residents report frustration with early leasing communication.
A few reviews describe a rough first impression during the leasing process. One person says they felt brushed off when they called and were told there was nothing available. Another review criticizes an agentās professionalism and approach during a visit. A separate review also raises concerns about unprofessional behavior within the leasing team. These comments are about the inquiry and tour experience rather than day-to-day living.
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Move-out refunds take too long
Some residents report delays and lack of follow-up on refunds.
There are reviews that mention problems getting move-out funds back. One resident says they received a refund but not all of the amounts they expected, and they report not hearing back after follow-up. Another describes waiting for an overpayment and deposit refund after moving out of state. Both comments focus on refund timing and follow-through after leaving.
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Features
Types of Care
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Pets
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Amenities
Activities on-site
Air-conditioning
Bath tubs
Full kitchen
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Swimming pool / hot tub
Transportation
Baltimore-Washington International (13 miles away)
Ronald Reagan Washington National (18 miles away)
Activities
Activities on-site
Holiday parties
Nearby Places of Interest
The Laurel, Maryland area offers a convenient and diverse range of amenities for seniors considering living in the area. With several physicians' offices nearby such as Allergy Partners of Metro DC and Eternal Dermatology, medical care is easily accessible. Additionally, there are multiple pharmacies like CVS Pharmacy and Walgreens within a few miles radius for medication needs. For recreational activities, there are parks like High Ridge Park and Lake Elkhorn Park nearby for outdoor enjoyment. Transportation is also convenient with access to metro stations like Greenbelt Station and College Park - University of Maryland Metro Station. Places of worship such as College Park United Methodist Church provide spiritual support, while cafes such as Starbucks offer opportunities for socializing and relaxation. In case of emergencies, hospitals like Holy Cross Hospital and Howard County General Hospital are within a reasonable distance for prompt medical attention. Overall, this part of Laurel provides a well-rounded community with various services catered towards senior living needs.
Physicians
Allergy Partners of Metro DC (0.9 miles)
Eternal Dermatology (5.4 miles)
Maple Lawn Surgery Center (5.9 miles)
Sheikh, Sarah Capital Womens Care (5.9 miles)
Rochelle Hardy Md (6.3 miles)
Ford Medical Associates (6.3 miles)
Dr Vanessa Allen (8.8 miles)
Restaurants
First Watch (1.8 miles)
McDonald's (3.6 miles)
Nestle Ice Cream (4.1 miles)
McDonald's (4.2 miles)
Looney's Pub (5.3 miles)
Chick-Fil-A (5.9 miles)
Facci Ristorante (6 miles)
Pharmacies
CVS Pharmacy (2.3 miles)
Walgreens (2.4 miles)
Herbiculture (3.6 miles)
CVS Pharmacy (3.9 miles)
Kaiser Permanente - Pharmacy (4.2 miles)
Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy (5 miles)
CVS Pharmacy (5.4 miles)
Parks
High Ridge Park (2.9 miles)
Duvall Playground (5.4 miles)
Martin Road Park (7.9 miles)
Lake Elkhorn Park (7.9 miles)
Piney Orchard Nature Preserve (8.7 miles)
Georgian Forest Park & Tennis Courts (9.6 miles)
Blandair Regional Park (9.8 miles)
Transportation
Greenbelt Station (4.6 miles)
Greenbelt Metro Station (4.7 miles)
College Park - University of Maryland Metro Station (7.1 miles)
Prince George's Plaza Metro Station (8.5 miles)
New Carrollton Amtrak Station (8.7 miles)
Glenmont Metro Station (9.3 miles)
West Hyattsville Metro Station (9.5 miles)
Places of Worship
College Park United Methodist Church (4.9 miles)
Christ Congregational Church (8.5 miles)
Cafes
Starbucks (7.4 miles)
Starbucks (8 miles)
Starbucks (8.5 miles)
Vigilante Coffee (9 miles)
Starbucks (9.2 miles)
Starbucks (9.3 miles)
Starbucks (9.8 miles)
Hospitals
Kimbrough Ambulatory Care Clinic Main Pharmacy (8.3 miles)
Holy Cross Hospital (9.3 miles)
Howard County General Hospital (9.7 miles)
Howard County General Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine (9.7 miles)
At The Willows at Victoria Falls, the monthly cost for a two-bedroom apartment is set at $2,085, which presents a compelling value compared to the averages for Prince George's County and the state of Maryland. Within Prince George's County, similar accommodations typically command around $3,193 per month, while statewide costs peak at approximately $3,497. This significant difference highlights The Willows as an attractive option for those seeking quality living in a desirable location without the burden of inflated prices commonly found in the surrounding areas.
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