Clubside Apartments

Location

1050 Lake Boulevard

(West Davis, near the intersection of Lake Blvd. & Russell Blvd.)

Office Hours

Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm

Contact

(530)753-6507

Website

http://clubsideapartments.com/index.html

Features

Central heat/air

Dishwasher

Laundry (open 24hrs)

Patio/balconies

Study room

Pool (open 9am-9pm)

Instaconnect for a fee

Video tour available on the main page of the Clubside Apartments website.

Leases are generally September 1-August 30. No application fee. $600 deposit in cash at lease signing. First and last month's rent plus pet deposit, if applicable, are due at move-in.

Cats allowed (up to 2) with an additional security deposit. $300 for one cat or $500 for two.

You pay PG&E, cable, phone and internet.

- Oversized Kitchen & Spacious Bedrooms
- All Electric Kitchen
- Tiled Kitchen and Bath (most units)
- Tiled entryway
- Energy Efficient Appliances
- Vaulted Ceilings in Upstairs Units
- Attached Storage Closets
- 2 Parking Lots
- Beautifully Landscaped
- Garbage Disposal
- Across from Stonegate Country Club (memberships available)
- The complex is adjacent to the Westlake Plaza shopping center.
- Color Coordinated Quality Carpets
- Dual Glazed Windows & Energy Efficient Insulation
- On Unitrans Busline D

*No Bicycle Parking*

"Getting things repaired at Clubside is kind of a hassle, because the manager's husband usually tries to repair everything. He's okay at fixing simple things, but it's a problem if anything complicated breaks. Almost always, one or two of their laundry machines are broken. This wouldn't be such a bad thing, except they only have four washers and four dryers, which are frequently in use. The central air conditioners don't work that well, especially in the master bedrooms." [August 2005]

"One of the features of the complex is a study room/clubhouse, but it is almost never available for use. The manager keeps materiel that was dumpster dived in the room, so residents are told that they need two weeks notice to use the room. It's only been used by residents about three times in three years because of this restriction. The nearby pool is kept sort-of-clean for about four months of the year." [August 2005]

The best thing about the complex is that it's extremely quiet.

To find out what other rental housing options exist in Davis, please visit our Housing Guide as well as our Apartments page.

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Don't dumpster dive at this complex. The managers are opposed to it, and will ask you to leave. I lived at this complex for the last three years, and just moved out. But when I took a look at the trash there, they escorted me off. She actually escorted me off public property, which is even weirder. The sad thing is that the managers do dumpster diving themselves, so they're really just hypocrites, trying to keep the best stuff to themselves. —BrentLaabs

2006-02-20 16:48:18   The apartments are fine, it just takes forever for the managers to fix things. And, they use the community room as a storeage room, which is very frustrating if you want to use the room. —AcMach

2006-02-20 17:29:27   We were going to try to live here for this lease period. But I called everyday for weeks, and they never answered their phone or responded to any messages. I tried to randomly drop by the office twice, and both times they had a' manager sick' sign on the door. So we gave up and signed elsewhere. Figured if it was that hard to just talk to the manager, might be a bitch to live there and deal. —ES

2007-09-03 12:10:38   We just moved in, and the apt was filthy- mold & hard water stains on the faucets, food stuck to the dishwasher/refrigerator walls, old jars of food & pills in the cabinets/drawers, trash under the sink, dust bunnies on all the ceiling vents/door jambs, broken outlet covers and a broken smoke detector. The dining room window didn't have blinds at all, and the ones in the bedroom have some missing blinds and don't close properly. They did paint the walls, but left paint spatters on the entry way tiles and the doors. We'll see how well they get things fixed. —Toni

2008-02-29 15:36:14   I've been living at clubside since September and I think it's just swell. The biggest complaint I have is that there is only enough hot water for a 10 minute shower tops. It's also a little annoying that the super uses the community facilities as his workshop. I wouldn't use the community room but it might bother others that it is rarely, if ever, available. However, it is very annoying that the space under the awning by the pool is constantly occupied by his various projects. I chose my apartment because it has a nice view of the pool and it sucks that he is constantly there working on stuff. Other than that I have no real complaints so I'd say that overall the apartment is excellent. The apartment is not new but is kept up well and is pretty nice compared to other places in Davis at the same price (especially when you consider how cheap it is for the square footage). The layout of the 2 bedroom apartments is FANTASTIC for two people who want good sized room instead of the typically huge master bedroom and tiny other room. —BlairGoss

2008-02-29 15:41:03   Sorry to comment twice, but I figured this should be its own comment. The price of the two bedroom apartments (the upper limit) is AT LEAST 1,105 per month these days. My lease renewal states that to be the new price for current residents. However, it also states "Although the new rental rate is slightly higher than last year, it is less than what Clubside will be asking of incoming fall tenants." I am not sure if that is true or not. —BlairGoss

2008-12-11 04:05:03   When my roommate and I moved out and did our walk-through with the manager, she said that we had the cleanest apartment she had seen so far that year. She then mailed us a check for $300 (half our deposit) with a receipt for 100$ carpet cleaning and nothing else. I called her to inquire why the carpet cleaning was necessary and where the other 200 dollars went. She said that the two bedrooms both needed carpet cleaning (they didn't) and that the oven was a mess and there was stuff behind the fridge. She said the the minimum fee to have someone go in and clean the apartment was $200 regardless of how small the mess was. I had a lawyer send a letter requesting our entire security deposit but the manager refused. My only option now is to take them to small claims court. I would suggest taking very detailed photos of the apartment when you move in and move out. Good luck! —BlairGoss

2009-08-23 18:53:20   I went there today for checking out some furniture that was placed right in front of their dumpster. An old guy barked at me that I was not supposed to dumpster dive. It's the end of August in DAVIS! What is wrong with that? He said at this time of the year he had to be the cop (looked like someone who paints the apartments). Probably, he feels better after putting students down for recycling furniture. —AmericanSweetheart