Highland Villas is a senior community in Bryan, TX.
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2900 Wildflower Dr, Bryan, TX 77802
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
3.8 from 94 reviews
5 stars
51
4 stars
12
3 stars
8
2 stars
5
1 stars
18
Overall Review of Highland Villas
caveat7 reviews mention this
Mold and roaches drive safety concerns
Several residents describe recurring mold and roach problems that affected health and daily living.
A number of reviews raise urgent health and safety concerns, especially around mold and roaches. Residents describe mold spreading and maintenance not sending the right type of response, with one person claiming a carpet-cleaning approach instead of remediation. Others mention roaches that persisted for months despite requests and treatment attempts. There are also claims of related frustrations with deposits and lease handling after move-out.
common12 reviews mention this
Management responsiveness varies by reviewer
Many reviewers praise managers and staff for being friendly and quick to respond to problems.
On the positive side, multiple residents say the office staff and on-site team are approachable, professional, and responsive. Several reviews specifically call out communication and same-day or prompt maintenance follow-through when issues come up. A few reviews also highlight managers who regularly address concerns and keep the community looking maintained. At the same time, some reviews complain about difficulty reaching the office or unresolved concerns after reporting problems, suggesting experiences aren’t consistent.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Leasing office communication disappoints
Some reviews describe frustrating delays or unresponsiveness from the leasing office.
A subset of reviews report problems getting answers or help in a timely way. One reviewer says the corporate office was difficult to contact when disputing deposit deductions. Others describe issues during move-in or initial leasing—such as paperwork delays, repeated scheduling when units were not ready, and a lack of response after showing up when the office should have been open. There are also complaints about staff behavior during inquiries, including being cut off or not returning messages.
common5 reviews mention this
The community is often described as quiet
Many residents describe Highland Villas as a quiet, low-noise place to live.
Several reviews mention a calm atmosphere and low noise levels. Residents describe it as surprisingly quiet and also mention a peaceful, safe feeling in day-to-day life. One review specifically calls out the complex as quiet for older-age residents, while another notes “no loud noise.” A separate comment contrasts that impression by saying it was not calm, indicating opinions can differ.
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Features
Types of Care
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Transportation
Easterwood (6 miles away)
Nearby Places of Interest
Restaurants
Taco Casa-Bryan (0.2 miles)
McDonald's (0.2 miles)
Twin Peaks (0.5 miles)
Taco Cabana (0.5 miles)
Sonic Drive-In (0.6 miles)
Chick-Fil-A (0.6 miles)
Jack In The Box (0.7 miles)
Physicians
Scott & White Clinic - Briarcrest (0.5 miles)
Marr Eye Center (1.3 miles)
Ricardo S. Lemos, MD (1.3 miles)
Mark B. Lindsay, MD - East 29th St Optical (1.4 miles)
Cardiovascular Surgery of Brazos Valley (1.4 miles)
St Joseph General & Bariatric Surgical Associates (1.4 miles)
Weight Loss Surgery - St. Joseph Health - Bryan, TX (Ste 105) (1.4 miles)
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Easterwood (6 miles away)
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