An Abundance of Irresistible Amenities

Fircrest Garden Apartments bring beauty within. Stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and alder-finished, shaker-style cabinets with nickel or white hardware exude luxury. Convenience is built-in with the full-size washer and dryer, plentiful storage, and a residential clubhouse, overlooking a refreshing pool. Extend your living with the option of a large patio or balcony with private storage. Wood plank flooring is another option for comfort. The community offers additional recreation and relaxation–from a residential clubhouse to a children's playground to a spa and courtyard.

Community Amenities

Additional Community Amenities

Recreational Room with Pool Table
Interactive Table Tennis Zone
Limited Access Controlled Gate
Resident Payment Portal
Pets Welcomed - Under 20lbs. @ Full Growth
Resident business center
Covered Parking Available
Commuter Access to Hwy 16
Gated Community
Pet Friendly

Apartment Amenities

Additional Apartment Amenities

Variety of Floorplans

Pet Policy

Our community does welcome pets under the following terms and conditions. The resident agrees to pay a non-refundable pet fee. This non-refundable fee does not cover any costs for cleaning, nor does it cover damages resulting from the pet. The pet fees are $400 for one pet and $600 for two pets. Residents are permitted to have two (2) pets per apartment. Once fully grown, all pets may not weigh more than twenty pounds (20 lbs). The Property Owner does not accept exotic or wild animals, including but not limited to snakes, rabbits, ferrets, rodents and reptiles, and insects, such as scorpions, tarantulas, ants, and black widows. Applicants must complete a Pet Agreement at the time of application. The DMCI office must approve the Pet Agreement before the applicant moves in. Please contact the apartment community office for a complete list of the pet criteria and requirements or to review the pet agreement. Before move-in, the Apartment Community Manager must see the pet and a pet photo. The Property Owner does consider changes to the DMCI pet policy if the need for a disability reasonable accommodation for a service animal has been established.