APARTMENT REVIEWS IN Lakewood

I've lived in a few apartments, though this is our first in greater Denver. In terms of management I'm overall happy. The mgmt company has changed twice in the past year, but the transitions have been mostly smooth. Positives: Connected to Bear Creek trail system Dog park, two pools with hot tubs, gym, and tennis court on property Wood burning fireplace in our unit There are garbage cans and dog poo bag dispensers around the property. Community garden for those with a green thumb The office will accept packages for you Decent parking around our building Covered parking for a low monthly rate Negatives: Small kitchen in our 2/2 unit. Cabinets are acceptable if limited, but there are only two small drawers in the kitchen. Neither is big enough to be a silverware drawer. It's been difficult getting package delivery notices. For a while they would email, then there was no system. It's not perfect, but I heard there's a plan for a 24 hour package pickup option. At least USPS leaves a note in your mailbox. There have been car thefts in the parking lots. Lock up and don't one valuables in view. I have seen more of a security presence in the last few months, so that's good. The website for submitting maintenance tickets is a little outdated. You can't read or edit your requests after they've been submitted. Also there's been little follow-up after work is done. Limit of two pets, plus some dog breed restrictions that appear to be loosely enforced. I would prefer that there were no breed restrictions. There is monthly pet rent charged for each pet. I'm used to a one-time pet fee, whether refundable or not.

I love this community! So beautiful, nestled up to the foothills, the location is prime👌 the apartments are just perfect with the new upgrades. Couldn’t be happier!

I had a wonderful experience living at bear creek. Rob was a huge part in my great experience. Rob always seemed to go above and beyond to make sure I was well taken care of. If you are looking to move in to this complex, make sure rob is the one to help you. You will not be disappointed!!!!

I had moved into building 2603 which turned out to be quite noisey for me. So I let the office know that was not going to work with my disability and they were quick to help remedy the situation. They offered to move me to a more appropriate part of the complex and I must say I can't be more grateful. I was previously living in a complex where I made a lot of noise complaints but they ignored me for a year and a half. Not Village at Bear Creek they put their hands up and understood my situation proving to be caring people, not just people doing their jobs but going above and beyond. Overall I love the complex and its still very close to almost everything you could need.

Wonderful experience so far! Moved from out of state and didn't have a chance to visit in person before the move and Krystal was very helpful in answering any questions I had, sent descriptive pictures, and even recommended a unit right near the gym, pool, and entrance to the Bear Creek Trail. The whole staff has been very friendly, helpful, and quick to respond. Had a leak under the sink and maintenance addressed it the same day. The complex is also very well maintained and I can see the mountains from my bedroom! Very family and pet friendly vibe, absolutely love it. UPDATE 08/04/2018 This place was awesome at first, but has been bought out 2-3 times in 2 years and rent has gone up $200 while nothing has really changed. Our appliances were old and the oven no longer worked unless we broiled to heat it up. The pilot light for heating would get blown out whenever the wind blew hard. The roofers left rusty nails all over our porch and throughout the complex that you had to watch out for, concrete drilling started at 7:30 one morning, and they painted the apartments again (hospital white) and I spoke with an elderly tenant who said he had no warning and paint supplies all over his porch. Renovations are nice but it felt like there was no consideration for the tenants currently living there. Pay for a car port ($15/mo) one per apartment (hope you're not a couple with two cars!) or make sure you're off work early because there's not enough parking. If you're desperate to not walk far be ready for a notice stickered, yes stickered to your window. I will say that the staff was helpful and pleasant and the maintenance guy was on it but by the end of two years we couldn't get out fast enough.