The Villas In The Pines

Tracy

Villas in the Pines showed me an apartment. The closets were very huge. You could tell that the kitchen was outdated. It had white cabinets and no pantry. No washer and dryer. We went upstairs, and the staff showed me a library, a computer room, and where they meet for social activities. They were the only ones who took the time. It looked like it had been there a while. It's a very old facility. I know it's for 65 plus, but the whole room was not fitted for Wi-Fi or for your phone to plug in. If I were to get the apartment, I would have to get adapters so that I could plug in my computer or phone. I would have to call in someone if I have a cable or whatnot for them to configure the living room to attach my TV. It looked as though the whole place was built in the 1960s or 1970s, and nothing had been added or improved since then. Nevertheless, the staff who gave the tour was very sweet.