Section 8 Houses & Apartments for Rent in Fayetteville, North Carolina

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NEWLY RENOVATED HOME IN QUIET AREA

Section 8 House for rent Fayetteville, North Carolina

2024-03-02 22:12:21

Beautiful, newly renovated home within walking distance of the Ramsey Street VA Hospital. This unique home has charm along with a finished attic and a large partially finished basement. Living room, den, dining room, small office space and fenced back yard with a large work shed. Front and back porch. Nice, quiet neighborhood. Great location only

2 BED ROOM 1 BATH

Section 8 House for rent Fayetteville, North Carolina

2023-06-07 04:56:37

Central heat and airWasher dryer hook upMust have job

BRANSON CREEK COMMONS

(3.4/5)

(910) 864 - 8500

301 BARCELONA DR, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28303

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Ifeanyi O. Asonye

(2.9/5)

Nice, Quiet and very Friendly environment and Staff! Got Holiday gifts Happily & Merrily delivered to my door by a Staff, cant beat the nice gesture, no matter how small!! ..plus, any plumbing, heating, cooling, clean-up more ...

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ENCLAVE AT PAMALEE SQUARE

(4/5)

(844) 718 - 6832

1014 ENCLAVE DR, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28301

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Crystal Jackson

(3.3/5)

This is by far the worse apartment complex to rent from. If I could give them zero stars I would. They do not fix anything. I have stayed here for almost two years rent has went up every year atleast 100 dollars. I have more ...

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BUNCE GREEN APARTMENTS

(3.6/5)

(910) 867 - 6922

1440 DISTINCT CIRCLE, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28314

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Tonya Toms

(3.6/5)

is this income based apartments i gave it five stars i like what i see really nice

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WINDTREE APARTMENT HOMES

(4.8/5)

(910) 864 - 5257

409 TRADEWINDS DR, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28314

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Tiffani Sharice

(4.2/5)

I moved here at the end of October 2021, so I havent been here long- but I moved from Ohio, so there were a few things I noticed, once I got here (as expected) that differ from the promotional videos I saw online.The ap artments are nice- only slightly outdated with some previous repairs I wouldve done differently (for the price)- For instance- I have some beige paint spots on the ceiling from where the painters made a mistake here and there, and some of the cabinets have warped wood that was just painted over. There was a weird odor coming from the newly installed carpet that we havent been able to figure out. I dont notice it as often, but it was there.The rooms are a decent size, but the hallways are much shorter and smaller than the videos online suggest. When I first moved here, I thought they had given me a 1 bdrm apartment by mistake, because theres a wall that comes out that was obscuring the very small hallway that lead to the other bedroom. The doorways are a bit narrow for the bathrooms & closets-- but I think that may just be a North Carolina design that I wasnt used to. I had to unscrew the legs on a couch to get it through the Master bdrm door (as Im using it for an office). A friend of mine who has a house out here has smaller closet & bathroom door frames, as well.The apartments should come with a \"User Manual\", however. There were several times I had to call the office to figure out things like, how to raise my blinds or use the dishwasher-- The blinds have no pull strings-- so to raise them, you just have to push up on the bottom slats to get it to raise where you want... The dishwasher has a switch on the wall that has to be on, before you can use it, etc...The price is comparable to the increase in apartments across the board. In Ohio, I had a 1bdrm unit that was increased to $850 per month as well as a forced Utility payment of $170. Here, I pay $998 for a much more spacious 2bdrm- which includes my water and pet rent. Unfortunately, apartments overall are getting much more expensive- that is just reality. But overall a lovely place to live. The neighborhood is quiet and close to All American Freeway & Cliffdale rd- So its easy access to much of the city.The staff is absolutely wonderful. They answer so many of my questions with a great attitude, provide information on a regular basis via email... and also snacks & events for the residents. It was so thoughtful of them to provide a fully catered meal for Thanksgiving, where residents just lined up in front of the office and got a nice boxed dinner. Theyre also having Winter holiday/Christmas events as we speak. I love the detail they put into resident activities. Brenda, Samantha, Hannah- and all the maintenance staff are amazing! more ...

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OAK RUN II APARTMENTS

(910) 483 - 3701

575 SCARBOROUGH STREET, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28301

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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