The Lofts at Woodside Mill

Jeff Auerhamer

I haven't seen the interior, but from the outside it appears they've done a fine job of repurposing the historic Woodside Mill.

Matt Stewart

Set your expectations. As we probably should’ve known, this is a 120+ year old building, it’s NOT soundproof, it’s not water tight, the wood ceiling can flake off onto your stuff at the rotten/ black & green areas. It seems notice of entries are every several weeks for various reasons. The elevators and key fob access constantly have problems. The new floors are unfinished so they stain very easily. These are the fault of the developer/ builder, not the apartment staff. That being said, this place looks super cool and the staff and amenities are wonderful. Super pet friendly (staff does a good job being strict on pet waste). It is little pricy for what/ where it is but I guess you pay for the novelty of living in a photogenic old mill. If that’s important to you I’d recommend it.

Sierra Collins

This will be long and the floor plan I’m referencing is B3. So if you want to read, please do. Sigh. I’m so disappointed. I’ve been on a wait list since April to move into the lofts. I’ve traveled from NC twice to tour and speak to the office before committing. I’ve spoken to several ladies at the front desk to discuss my preferences as they requested. I asked for sunlight. I loved the tall windows. I wanted more space and a two bedroom. There are only 2 floor plans that I was able to see virtually on the site and those are also the models they show. Beautiful as you can see, plenty of light. Loved it! I loved the office spaces and community areas also. One of my concerns with the two bedroom was there were no windows in either room. Either way, nothing was available so I waited. I researched many other locations around the area and did other tours. Months later, I called the lofts to see if any update on my spot in the wait list and what do you know, a 2 bedroom is coming available! Yay! The square footage is bigger than what I have, loved the layout from the blueprint they sent me, and both the bedroom and living room were facing the leasing office. This bedroom also had a window! Yay! I’m so excited! As time gets closer, I ask via phone and email if they can send me pictures of my unit, or video preferably. Everyone said no. I got different reasons, oh we still have to paint, oh we don’t clean until the day before you move. So I prayed and just trusted that I’d like it. Moving day is here, I’ve been up since 3am because I was already in SC and had to go back to NC to Meet my movers and bring things back. I arrive to the lofts, they give me the key and send me on my way. I get to the hallway and immediately feel like I can’t breathe. It’s dark and it’s a basement. I was on level 0. Now that I’m here I can see the difference and smell it. The nice signature scent upstairs is not in the basement. I open my door, the apartment feels lonely and dark. My window is not As tall as what I toured. My view is under cars since I’m in a basement. The apartment rooms are so tiny I doubt my queen could fit in one. I mean this experience is NOT what I toured. The basement level should be a tour by itself. I don’t even see how People live down there. I couldn’t breathe it was just I was in a basement, oh because I was. My movers were the best and moved my things to a storage and I’m Back at my parents. I just feel So much dishonesty with the leasing office about my unit and I’m disappointed. ESPECIALLY when I asked for Video and pics. They returned my check, and I left. Unfortunately the $375 admin is non refundable. Neither is my time that was wasted, but who Cares about that. I could still be in NC until something better came up, but I’m here. Thanks for listening!

Timmy Mike

Very nice craft drink selection, Everything I had for dinner was delicious