Siena Luxury Residence Costs & Pricing
Siena Luxury Residence offers an attractive pricing structure for its two-bedroom units at $1,962 per month, significantly lower than the average costs in both Burlington County and New Jersey as a whole. In Burlington County, the typical monthly rent for similar accommodations reaches approximately $3,858, while state-wide averages soar to around $6,216. This competitive pricing not only highlights Siena Luxury Residence as a cost-effective choice but also provides residents with access to quality living spaces that stand out in a market characterized by higher rental rates.
| Floor plans | Siena Luxury Residence | Burlington County | New Jersey |
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| 2 Bedrooms | $1,962 | $3,858 | $6,216 |
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Overall Review of Siena Luxury Residence
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16 reviews mention this
Responsive, professional staff
Residents consistently describe staff as responsive, professional, and supportive.
A strong pattern in the reviews is how quickly staff respond and how accommodating they are when needs come up. Residents mention timely help with maintenance requests and say management is friendly, professional, and attentive. Several reviews also credit specific team members for making moves smoother and advocating for residents. Even among critical experiences, management changes are discussed in terms of support and how issues were handled.
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8 reviews mention this
Well maintained buildings and grounds
Many residents say the property is kept clean, updated, and well maintained.
Residents repeatedly comment on cleanliness and upkeep, including common areas and the overall property. Reviews describe well-maintained grounds and buildings, and several mention modern, spacious units. Some residents also point to improvements under newer management, especially around exterior grounds and interior unit concerns. A separate review notes a maintenance concern (bathroom odor and an HVAC flooding issue), but the broader tone includes consistent upkeep.
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5 reviews mention this
On-site activities keep residents engaged
Residents like the regular on-site events and activities included in living here.
Reviews mention that there are frequent events and things to do, rather than having to look for plans elsewhere. Residents describe exercise classes or games, crafts, bingo, and monthly social gatherings like dinners or luncheons. Several people say the activities are easy to attend and welcoming. This matches the community’s on-site activities offering described in the listing details.
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5 reviews mention this
Neighbor noise can be an issue
Some residents report ongoing noise problems from neighbors despite praise for soundproofing.
While a few residents say the community is quiet and praise excellent soundproofing between apartments, other reviews describe serious noise and neighbor conflicts. Complaints include upstairs residents running or jumping in hallways and on elevators, stomping across the floor, and difficulty sleeping or enjoying television. One negative review also describes management not fully resolving neighbor issues, including concerns about how complaints were handled. Taken together, the reviews suggest apartment sound control is mixed, depending on the situation.
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4 reviews mention this
Rent feels high for some
A recurring concern is pricing that some residents feel is above what they expected.
Several reviews flag cost as a downside, including one stating pricing is above market rate and another noting rent increases over time. One resident describes multiple rent increases after moving in, along with frustrations during that period. On the other hand, at least one review says the resident is saving money in monthly rent compared with a prior place, which helps explain why impressions vary. For a reference unit type, the listing shows a $1,962 price with large gaps versus county and state benchmarks.
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Independent Living
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities on-site
Indoor common areas
Philadelphia International (15 miles away)
BBQs or picnics
Birthday parties
Happy hour
Convenient access to nearby healthcare and dining options.
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