Edgemont Apartments
About the Business
Edgemont Apartments is a premier residential community located at 3420 West McLeod Road in the beautiful city of Bellingham, Washington. Our apartments offer modern amenities and spacious floor plans perfect for individuals and families alike. With stunning views of the surrounding landscape and convenient access to shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation, Edgemont Apartments provides the perfect balance of comfort and convenience. Experience luxury living at its finest at Edgemont Apartments.
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Location & Phone number
3420 W McLeod Rd, Bellingham, WA 98225, United States
Hours open
Monday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Tuesday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Wednesday:
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"Dogs Barking at Night has gotten better. Trash is Everywhere. If you smoke here please try to pick up ur cigarette filters and garbage plz. Dogs do bark constantly during the day. If you have a dog please find a way to keep them entertained especially for puppies. Parking space is tight sometimes vehicles get bumped."
"There's a lot of upgrading happening here at the moment. Sometimes it's noisy. The "Club House" has been unusable for about a year. They're working on it but no ETA. Pet friendly apartment. You will hear dogs! (I don't mind but someone might.) I've noticed the people tend to stay to themselves, but will usually throw out some small talk. There are a considerable amount of kids and new families. Mostly it's a quiet and peaceful place surrounded by trees. I hear birds outside my door everyday. We can sometimes hear the planes go by overhead since we are close to the airport. If you're in the back theres a... factory (?) that makes noise, I don't really notice but my husband has made comments about it. I like how close we are to the freeway and stores while also still feeling out of the way. Parking is crazy compact, it's also all assigned and guests are supposed to park on the street, but usually don't."
"Apex is now PTLA and ever since they bought this property it has been grossly mismanaged. The beautiful trees that made living here bareable were butchered last year or cut down altogether. There is constantly barking dogs despite complaints and trash everywhere. This used to be a well maintained property with an on site manager, but now I'm lucky if I get a response through email or maintenance tickets. I never wanted to live where Apex owned, now my family has to move again. There is so much more to write...."
"Don't rent here unless you want to live in a place that goes neglected. PTLA took over mgmt of this property in Feb and they are running the place down. It is the middle of June and they have not sent anyone out to maintain the lawn. The grass is taller than my dog and in some places it is taller than my son who is 5'10". Trash is a problem here too. I have seen trash that has been laying around since November. PTLA is aware of the problem because myself and others call weekly but they refuse to do anything about it. We are also supposed to have an on-site property manager and yet we have not had one in 5 mos. The office should send someone once a week to deal with issues here. Lawn maintenance, trash pickup, and on-site manager are things that are supposed to be included in our rent. These things have been neglected and yet we are still paying the same amount of money."
"DO NOT RENT!!!!! First off, this company refuses to do any communication by email so they have no paper trail of any of their promises or issues. Red flag. Secondly, they will not tell you that half of the buildings back up to a large industrial site that starts it machinery at 6 am every day, even weekends. Lastly, when we tried to break our lease during the pandemic due to needing to financially help family, we spoke to Rea, the property manager (we emailed her first to get this in writing, but the only way she would actually talk to us was on the phone) and she told us we would need to forfeit our deposit, which we expected and were ok with, but also pay a $375 cleaning fee, which we decided was ok as well. A few days later, the new maintenance man cornered me alone in the mail room (I am a 24 year old woman) and told me he knew what apartment I was in and interrogated me about the state of the carpets as he would be moving into that unit when we vacated. This was a scary and unsettling experience. Once we finally moved out, we got a call stating that we needed to pay the next month's rent as they could not get the carpets cleaned in time to rent it. We had given ample notice and agreed to the initial fees. These were not new carpets and it was their employee moving into this unit, not a tenant. They knew we would not be able to take them to court or fight this so we did just have to eat the charge as they were threatening us with collections. They took advantage of a young couple during a global pandemic and grossly extorted us for money they had verbally promised us was not expected. Not worth the hassle for overpriced, shoddily built apartments."
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