Legacy At River Crossing
Amenities
Apartment Features
- Balcony
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Dishwasher
- Oversized Closets
Special Features
- Short Term Available
Community Features
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Business Center
- Clubhouse
- Emergency Maintenance
Additional Features
- Tennis court
- BBQ/Picnic Area
- 24hr. Emergency maintenance
- Organized activities
Pets
- We allow dogs & cats, up to 2 per apartment. There's no weight limit, but breed restrictions apply and a one-time non-refundable pet fee is required. ($350 for 1st pet; 2nd pet additional $150.**) Call for more information. **Online applicants with 2 pets: Due to technical limits, the reduced rate for the 2nd pet won't be reflected until an adjustment is made by our office after the application process is complete. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Floor Plans & Pricing
Property Details
Legacy At River Crossing
Living at Legacy at River Crossing puts you among the elite that live, work and play in Macon. Whether youre looking for great shopping at The Shoppes of River Crossing or wish to take advantage of the nearby entertainment at the Macon Centreplex or Amstar 16 movie theater, Legacy at River Crossing is close to everything Macon has to offer and is the perfect place to call home. Experience a Better Way of Living at Legacy at River Crossing Apartments where residents will enjoy a unique Online Resident Portal experience where you can pay rent, submit feedback and maintenance requests, and connect with neighbors! We are proud to be recognized as one of ApartmentRatings Top Rated Award recipients for 2014. Only 6% of properties across the United States listed on ApartmentRatings qualified for award consideration in 2014, making winning a Top Rated award an exclusive and admirable accomplishment.
Lease Terms
Variable, 3-Month, 4-Month, 6-Month, 7-Month, 8-Month, 9-Month, 10-Month, 11-Month, 12-Month, 13-Month
Office Hours
Open Today
Ratings & Reviews
2 Reviews for Legacy At River Crossing
No longer need to search. Staying where I am
09-07-2017
As an active duty service member transitioning to a reservist when procuring this apartment, I had a forgivable difficult time with the leasing process. I could not physically be present to sign, which is normal with the military, but the troubles persisted even with a power of attorney appointed and present to complete the process. The worst ordeal was having my power of attorney accused of turning the air on for an apartment at which I would not be present for a period of 2 weeks. When an agent in the leasing office was questioned about this, she admitted that they had likely turned it on for the walk-through and chuckled, "that's your responsibility now!" Here I am with an inappropriate balance and having to resolve the issue external to the responsible party. A glimpse into my prospective move-out!
06-26-2017