The Wynnewood

"They have a policy of not giving the fob key used for the front door entry for additional residents that aren't 18 years old. I was not told this information prior to moving in. I have two teenagers and work past the time that the are to come home from school. I also have a special needs daughter on the spectrum that exited the apartment to throw out trash and wasn't able to get back into the building (usually child on the spectrum have routines that are not breakable) and roamed the area not properly dressed in snow conditions which caused a 2 hours search with police. I went looking for her after using the bathroom for a few minutes unaware that she had left out and in her panic she walked off the premises. If you have a different family composition or are a single parent with teen's or not wanting to pay additional expense of a babysitters for teenagers, do not move here. They have no consideration for single parent and parents with special needs children."

"DO NOT RECOMMEND MOVING HERE. Loud, obnoxious, inconsiderate neighbors who jump, stomp, run, scream and bang things around in their apartment 24/7 making the apartment uninhabitable. DO NOT move here unless you can guarantee you don’t have one of these neighbors living above/next to you. Management is unable to ensure neighbors adhere to lease and community policies. Lived in another apartment in complex for 2 years without noise issues (respectful neighbors in that building) but moved to new unit (for more space) and now have dealt with nonstop noise for 2 months. I recommend you look elsewhere. Great location unfortunately doesn’t make up for zero peace and quiet in your living space."

"Very ironic.. once bad reviews come in a bunch of good ones do as well to balance out their ratings, as it is obviously the office making the good reviews themselves (or asking residents to post good reviews) If I typed out all of the issues I have experienced with this complex it would take me days. This place is absolute garbage. Neither one of the rude office women can be consistent with protocol, they will both tell you very different things specifically Taylor and Victoria. You can’t ask them for any assistance as they don’t care will give you run around answers. The rent gets raised every year with little to no improvements.. The show apartments will never be what you get once you sign the lease. If you want to live in a complex where you hear everything neighbors do.. this is your place. You will hear your neighbors alarms in the morning, arguments, phone’s vibrating, walking all hours of the night, just as little as every sneeze or cough.. you will hear it. Aside from many other issues. Extremely overpriced for what you get. They constantly ignore complaints but always answer google reviews so here I am. Do yourself a favor and never move here. The worst place I have EVER rented, cannot wait to get out. Good luck."

"Managements plan many events, and their food choice is always nice. I recommend attending them. Although the apartment is old, they are maintenance well. Best point is the situation. Safe, convenient, good school, and etc..."

"Cool apartment building that was built for OSS Intelligence Housing during WWII and has a large interconnecting basement that I used to exit the premises when an unwanted guest was arriving. Thought it was a nice apartment in relatively safe neighborhood and maintenance was friendly. Could have been priced about $400-500 dollars cheaper. Mainline rents, (and Philly rents in general) tend to be way over-priced. Interiors in the photos look like they've been renovated, but at the time I had a nice bathroom, bedroom, and living room. Kitchen was a not-so-nice galley kitchen with dining nook. Laundry was easily accessible in basement and grounds were well kept. Parking was available in back and on street. Apartment door looked approximately like the one in this picture, although this is not from the Wynnewood."