Redpoint: A Detailed Decision Review
Redpoint is a student‑housing complex located at College Station, TX 77840, USA (the property is listed under the city of Bryan in the data system). It offers shared apartments ranging from two‑ to six‑bedroom units, with a monthly price band of 599–1055 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). The property is managed by The Scion Group, LLC and legally operates under the name SZ College Station Cottages, LLC. Below is a factual breakdown of what this residence offers, who it may or may not suit, and what current and past residents have reported.
Who This Residence Suits
Budget‑conscious tenants who need a low‑end monthly rate.
The minimum price of 599 USD per month is only 40 USD above the city’s from‑price of 559 USD (the cheapest available student property in Bryan/College Station). This makes Redpoint one of the more affordable options in the area, especially for larger shared units. If you are willing to accept potential maintenance issues and a less responsive management, the price point may be attractive.
Groups of roommates who want a four‑, five‑, or six‑bedroom layout.
The property offers a wide range of unit types: 2‑, 3‑, 4‑, 5‑, and 6‑bedroom apartments. Larger configurations (4b, 5b, 6b) typically bring the per‑person cost down, and the lowest monthly rate of 599 USD is likely for a shared bedroom in a larger unit. If you are assembling a large group of friends or housemates, Redpoint provides the space without requiring multiple separate leases.
Residents who value on‑site basic amenities.
Redpoint includes a gym, laundry facilities, and a swimming pool. These are common offerings in student communities and can be used without additional fees. The internal rating dimensions (based on a small sample of platform users) show high scores for staff, social atmosphere, cleaning, internet, location, and value for money — all rated 5 out of 5 except amenities (3.5/5). However, these ratings conflict sharply with the Google reviews (see below), so treat them as potentially unrepresentative.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
Anyone prioritizing responsive maintenance and safe living conditions.
Several Google reviews describe prolonged and serious issues. Dhruvi Patel (rating 1) wrote: “My roommates and I have been trying to resolve a compensation request related to a hot water issue since August 2025. As of June 2026, the issue is still unresolved. The original issue became a safety concern when maintenance adjusted the water temperature to an extremely high setting without informing residents. As a ” (the review cuts off). Melissa Adelman (rating 1) wrote: “My daughter has lived at Redpoint College Station Cottages for the past 2.5 years. … During this time, my daughter experienced two extensive mold situations, a flooding event caused by a burst pipe in a neighboring unit, ” (review cuts off). Rachel Hammett (rating 2) wrote: “Management here is crap, and they will scam you out of money. When I moved in my carpet was soaking wet, to the point where I couldn’t put any bags on the ground without them getting pretty wet, which I thought was bizarre, but I let it slide as just something that likely just fell through the cracks when I was moving ” (review cuts off). These accounts indicate that water damage, mold, and poor communication are recurring problems. If you have respiratory sensitivities or simply expect a well‑maintained unit, this property carries a high risk.
Tenants who need a clean, move‑in‑ready apartment.
The review about soaking carpet and the mention of mold suggest that the condition of some units at move‑in is substandard. If you cannot afford the time or money to remediate such issues (or to fight for compensation), look elsewhere.
People who want a deposit‑free or low‑risk arrangement.
The deposit is 250 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). Combined with reports of “scamming” over money (per Rachel Hammett), the deposit may not be easily returned. Do not rely on getting the full amount back unless you document everything meticulously.
Price Positioning vs. the City’s From‑Price
The city of Bryan (where Redpoint is listed) has a lowest‑price student property of 559 USD per month. Redpoint’s minimum is 599 USD — a 40‑USD (7%) premium. For that premium you get the gym, pool, and laundry, but also the risk of the management issues mentioned above. The maximum price of 1055 USD likely applies to a private bedroom in a 2‑bedroom unit or a single‑occupancy arrangement. Compared to the city’s 31 student‑housing options, Redpoint sits in the lower to middle range: there are cheaper units available (as low as 559 USD), and many more expensive ones. On a pure price‑per‑bed basis, Redpoint is competitive for large groups but not the absolute cheapest.
All prices quoted are indicative — confirm with the operator before making any financial commitment.
Room‑Type Guidance
- 2‑bedroom units: Highest per‑person cost (likely around 900–1055 USD/month). Suitable for two people who want more privacy but are willing to pay a premium.
- 3‑bedroom units: Mid‑range cost. Good for a small group of three.
- 4‑, 5‑, and 6‑bedroom units: Best value per person. The 599 USD minimum rate almost certainly applies to a bed in a 6‑bedroom unit. If you are comfortable living with five other people and can handle potential roommate conflicts, this is the most budget‑friendly option.
Note: The property does not seem to offer studios or 1‑bedroom units. All units are shared.
Booking Timing
Available from 19 August 2026. Most student leases in College Station follow an August‑to‑August or August‑to‑July cycle. Booking early (e.g., in the first half of 2026) may give you a better chance of choosing your preferred unit type and floor plan. However, given the negative reviews, wait until you have toured the specific unit or at least spoken with current tenants. If you can, visit in person to inspect for water damage and mold. The property has 494 Google reviews with an average rating of 3.8 out of 5 (as of data date July 2026). That average suggests many tenants have had neutral or positive experiences, but the 1‑ and 2‑star reviews raise serious red flags. Check recent reviews (2026) to see if management has improved.
FAQ
What is the security deposit and is it refundable?
The stated deposit is 250 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). Based on Google reviews, tenants have reported difficulty getting deposits back, especially when moving out due to unresolved disputes. Read your lease carefully and take time‑stamped photos of the unit at move‑in.
Does Redpoint have individual leases or joint leases?
The data does not specify. In many student complexes in College Station, larger units are rented on a per‑bedroom, per‑lease basis. However, you should confirm directly with the operator whether you are responsible only for your room or jointly for the entire apartment. This is especially important if you have had bad experiences with roommate reliability.
How far is Redpoint from the local university?
The address is in College Station, TX, which is home to a large public university. The exact distance is not provided in the data, but the property’s tag location rating is 5 out of 5 (internal rating), suggesting proximity to campus. Still, verify the distance and public transport options before signing.
Sources & data date
Data used in this review was sourced from the housing platform’s inventory (property ID amber-286411) and Google user reviews. All prices and availability are indicative — confirm with the operator. Data current as of July 2026.
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