My wife and I lived here for a year, and we were impressed by the size of the apartment when compared to the price. The rooms are large with plenty of windows, the grounds are pretty and well-kept, and the covered parking is a plus (although our car was hit--while parked--on three seperate occasions, owing most likely to the limited space of the parking lot and the insanity of utah valley drivers). \r
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My only complaint is with the management, who were friendly in person but rather dishonest in their conduct. My advice is to read your contract carefully, and know what it does and does not say. This seems like ""no duh"" advice, but apparently many people are unaware of what management can and cannot legally do. On two separate occasions they tried to swindle us by claiming that the contract contained stipulations it did not. When confronted with this fact they claimed it was an honest mistake. Well if we'd been less careful, these ""honest mistakes"" would have cost us hundreds of dollars. So, either they were lying or else they knew less about the contents of the rental agreement than we did. Either possibility calls their qualification as management into serious question.\r
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Anyway, bottom line: these are really nice apartments at a good price. Just make sure you don't get conned by the slippery management. Know your rights and hold your ground, and I'm sure you'll love living at Country Springs.
Pros: Good value, nice-looking grounds, proximity to health food store
Cons: Lying management
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