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Oakmont Park Apartments

2.7 (3 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Been here since August 2000. Moved out for a bit when I bought a home, sold that and moved right back home.

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Summit Pointe Apartment Homes

Summit Pointe Apartment Homes

(18 reviews)

I've lived here for a few months, and so far haven't had any issues. I live in a one bedroom…read moreapartment on the third floor (which is actually only up one flight of stairs since you enter on the second floor). The staff has been attentive to my requests and courteous. The property is well maintained and only shows a few minor areas of its age. The noise from Rt 6 and 81 is noticeable even though they'll tell you you won't hear it when they take you into the demo building. It is not loud enough to bother me, though, and I don't even notice it anymore except when a truck hits its break retarders going down the hill a little too hard. Having an enclosed balcony is awesome and my view overlooks downtown which is gorgeous at night. I always get complements from guests on the view. It is big enough for two good sized patio chairs and a small table. I frequently sit outside in early evenings to relax. Also a great way to end a date with a glass of wine overlooking the city. My sole complaint is the lack of insulation in the walls and floor. You can hear everything from surrounding units through the floor and walls. I'm fortunate enough to live above everyone so I don't have to deal with footsteps but I can imagine it can get annoying. The heat also transfers between the units as I didn't have to turn my heat on at all for most of the mild winter we just had and it maintained a warm 68-70F temperature. The converse is also true, however, and I need to have my air on when the temperature exceeds 75 outside. Not a bad place to live, conveniently located near many restaurants and the Viewmont Mall. Right off of the 81/84/380 junction and only a 5 minute drive to the PA Turnpike. 8-10 minutes from downtown Scranton and plenty of nightlife. I would definitely recommend Summit Pointe to anyone looking for an upscale apartment in the area.

We're proud to handle cleaning for Summit Pointe Apartments, always a pleasure working with such a…read morewell-maintained property. Tom, the property manager, is fantastic: organized, communicative, and truly cares about the resident experience. His professionalism makes our job seamless. Highly recommend this community!

Dunmore Exclusives

Dunmore Exclusives

(11 reviews)

Over the course of a little over 2 years, we rented 2 apartments from Dunmore Exclusives. Overall,…read morethey'd be the first place I'd call if I was ever in need of a NEPA apartment again The Good: -We never really had to wait long for repairs, there's only one I can think of and that was new custom built garage doors I suckered Dave into providing. They even waived a month of rent to make up for it -I had a 450 credit score, sketchy proof of income, no rental history and they didn't even blink. (I work in underwriting, I would have declined my application so quickly) -They accept PayPal. -We got let out of our lease early, only forfeiting our security deposit ($3,540 savings) -They waived damages, even with us leaving early -Did I mention they accept PayPal? This is a huge benefit. -Dave seems to be a nice guy. Would love to grab dinner because I'm sure he has tons of great stories. (Dave, shoot me a text, I'll buy) -They're hands off, without being negligent. They don't really seem to care what you're doing, as long as you pay the rent and don't piss off neighbors too bad. This can be a con in a bigger building like W River, but a pro in a smaller building like the duplexes in Scranton. -They really prefer texting communication. -They have a ton of properties and you can move between them at any time for $200. We toured 2 places when we got tired of the parking at W. River, decided on one, moved in, and never had to see anyone. Everything was handled electronically, which was fantastic. -Their Compliance Officer is hilarious, such a nice guy The Bad: -Older properties, older property issues. Par for the course in NEPA. -Builder grade materials, repairs, staffing. Par for the course in NEPA. -Massive confusion between the office and the contractor team. We requested a new stove, they asked if we had gas or electric, we told them electric, they showed up to verify it was broken, confirmed it was electric, then Lowes showed up with a gas stove. They realized the mistake after dragging it up 3 flights of stairs. To their credit though, it was a couple of days later we got a new fantastic mid-grade electric stove. We also moved in without a fridge but got one the next day and a brand new one a few weeks later. Yeah, the ceiling in our bathroom fell in. But, they were there early the next morning to fix it and there would have been no way for them to know the roof was leaking because we had the entirety of the top floor. It's like buying an old house, you can't blame the sellers for an old house having old house issues. Just be glad you're not the one footing the bill for the repairs. We have a saying of "As long as it's better than Dunmore" when dealing with projects now. They get things done, but it is done in the "most efficient" way possible. Is there anything technically wrong with how they do things? No, but it's extremely clear they use the lowest bid and lowest materials out there. Look, you're renting a cheap apartment from a company that doesn't care about anything but getting paid. Expect that, and you'll be satisfied. Expect a huge management company managed brand new home with no problems, and you're going to have issues. Alex is a smart man. He knows how to manage investments, and I wish him the best in his fight against Scranton City and business in general. (The dinner offer extends to you too)

I currently live in that apartment shown and I've been there almost 3 years and that didnt look…read morelike that when I moved it..

Mulberry 426

Mulberry 426

(1 review)

The luxury apartments are beautiful ... but lack the luxury of the BASIC essentials of…read moreliving...quietness and heat. HEAT: Or lack there of... Expect EXPENSIVE electric bills and sleepless nights. The windows literally have cold air GUSTING in the winter months due to poor sealing. It is a historic building so windows are old and inefficient. Also they were never sealed properly during the building of the apartments. The layout for heating the spaces are poor. Heat vents at ceiling level so they do not actually heat anything except the ceiling. Electric bills are $200-300 a month at LEAST. And after paying all of that, you still will not be able to live in the apartment unless you are under a blanket in winter. We had to eat dinner in bed to survive. NOISE: those leaking windows also allow NOISE in, you can expect to hear the conversations of people walking by on the sidewalk , and consistent sirens at all hours of the night. You WILL NOT sleep. Construction and sidewalk cleanings are done after midnight and since the windows are paper think you WILL hear everything. If you don't like sleeping live here. Except to buy blackout curtains, ear plugs, or just stab yourself in the ears till you cannot hear. KICKER: The management is... suprise suprise... the WORST. Yes, Jessica I'm talking to you. You should NOT have this job. You do not understand how to run a business. What did you say when we, MODEL tenants, wrote a kind email the first time mentioning the issues with the window and requesting maintenance take a look... oh yeah.. you just suggested we MOVE. Seems like a normal response. Well we did, and we will NEVER advise anyone to live here.

Tall Trees Apartments - Beautiful view from apartment.

Tall Trees Apartments

(2 reviews)

We made a huge move across the country and we are so grateful for Danny and Susan for helping to…read moremake our new apartment something we didn't have to stress about. We only stayed for 5 months but we are very happy we chose Tall Trees as our first stop in NEPA. Management is quick to address any issues, John and Angel are knowledgeable and super friendly, and the complex is peaceful and pet friendly. It's also a lovely area to enjoy all the seasons in (to any Southern Cali peeps reading this, Fall really does exist and it's so beautiful). The one issue we had with our unit that couldn't be resolved was every room had squeaky floors and we were concerned about the amount of noise this caused for our neighbors below. But FWIW, the neighbors below never came to us about any noise. Hopefully this is something that can be resolved before it's rented out again.

Sure enough - well you can see for yourself. I can't upload the video but right now this is what's…read morebeing used for air, until Monday when they are having someone rip out our air system and do what? Probably nothing.oh, and the vent photos which the property manager of years and years who walked out and quit last month said he only had to have cleaners come out and clear them one other time during his tenure here- yeah ONE other unit had their air ducts cleaned out other than us in YEARS - are now growing grime again and it hasn't been more than a little over a month since stably steamer came and cleared then and cleaned them. The burned plastic? That was our dishwasher starting to burn in the middle of the night because the valve that sends water to it- was broken. I smelled it and doused it with water. If it had gone further, my children's bedrooms are down the hall on the other side. I'd have had to put them through the window and risk broken bones because there'd be no other way out. The mold in the tub took my husband 2 hours to remove before he re-caulked the bathtub himself. There are 2 maintenance men for the entire complex. There are about 8 apartments to every building and I know there's at least 20 buildings- you can do that math. The wonderful elderly woman that lived below us wound up moving because she couldn't afford a place that had black mold covering her bedroom walls. We helped her move, we saw it ourselves although you can find it all around our unit too. Our water smells like fish, so we try to wash our clothes at the laundromat instead of using the washer and dryer in the bathroom because our clothes smell so bad even if I add 5 bounty sheets to the dryer. The tiles floors were cracked and raised (one stuck to my sneaker and I lifted it with my foot- and we told them this right in the beginning in September. ) They just fixed the problem (partially) in March. Please I'm begging you- save yourself from poor health because your health and your life is more important than what this place can do to you. I pray anyone thinking of moving here sees this. If I can help ONE family even ONE- then this will be worth the time it took to write it. Nothing is worth your LUNGS and your Ability to BREATHE! Oh and please read the review below about the hot water- even after replacing the hot water heater you get about 5 minutes of hot water, then must wait until two small coils reheat the small reserve that gives you the 5 minutes. Every single thing said in every bad review is not embellishment at ALL!! Heed their warnings if you don't heed mine.

Oakmont Park Apartments - apartments - Updated October 2026

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