LUXURY APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN LANCASTER, PA
What makes an apartment a luxury rental? Nice finishes, new appliances and a long list of amenities all matter. But what really separates a luxury apartment from a typical rental is the quality you experience, from how quiet it is and how substantial it feels to how well the details hold up and how little friction there is in the way the apartment and building work.
THE LITTLE THINGS MATTER
A lot of what makes an apartment feel high end comes down to the smaller details you use all the time.
Bedroom and bathroom doors are solid core, so they feel substantial when they close. Cabinet doors and drawers use soft-close hardware. The bathroom fixtures are solid brass, and you can feel the difference. The outlets and switches are finished with premium screwless wall plates. Even the bath fan runs whisper quiet, so you get constant ventilation without the usual fan noise.
Other details are about having the apartment feel finished from the day you move in. Every window already has a fitted roller shade, with blackout shades in bedrooms and light-filtering shades in living spaces. With windows this large, that saves residents from having to buy expensive custom shades or figure out another solution themselves. We also made getting online one less thing to deal with after you move in. Every apartment already has an Xfinity modem and router installed, so once you set up your account, you can be online in minutes instead of waiting for equipment to arrive or scheduling an installer.
Individually, these may feel like smaller items, but together they show how much thought went into what it would actually be like to live here. That difference is part of what makes The Alistair Apartments a luxury apartment community.
QUIETNESS IS A LUXURY
Few things make an apartment feel more luxurious than coming home to a quiet space. Between apartments, extra sound padding in the walls helps keep your neighbors’ conversations next door instead of in your home. The floors have added sound deadening to soften one of the most annoying apartment noises, the sound of people walking around upstairs. Bedroom doors are solid core, so you can go to sleep while your partner watches TV in the living room. Apartment entry doors are weatherstripped, so you are less likely to hear someone getting off the elevator late at night. Apartments that face the busier streets have upgraded windows to help take the edge off traffic outside.
We took an all-of-the-above approach because we know how much residents value having a calm, private home.
A WARMER WELCOME HOME
The lobby makes the first impression, but we wanted that same sense of finish to continue all the way to your front door. The residential floors should feel like part of the home, not just corridors lined with doors.
Textured gray wallcovering and dark patterned carpet create a cooler backdrop, while rich green accent walls frame each apartment entrance. Natural wood doors and matching vertical address panels add warmth and balance to the cooler colors. Each doorway feels like the entrance to a home.