Edit: 11/1 We have officially moved out because we bought…read moreour own home. Since Chelsea became property manager, she took care of everything. She is a great manager and I hope she stays there for awhile. Chelsea reset the rules and made sure the building was secure. I would recommend anyone who needs a short term place to live in Towson. 6/23: I have lived in the Winthrop since three months opened. I have watched the building grow from not having anybody here to fully filled. I do love this building, but we have had a few issues. Management is always responsive and kind, but the problem is, there's not enough staff. They promised when they opened that they would get a doorman 24/7. They have not. There is a desk that is not used. Things get hectic on the weekends. I've seen children unsupervised in the common areas - which is NOT allowed (and written in the lease contract). Three children were downstairs one night at 11:30 pm. They were around the age of 8 and two boys were throwing rocks in the fountain. I was seriously afraid they'd break it. I told the leasing office, but they are not here after hours do not much they can do. People prop the front door open and I swear half the people using the amenities aren't living here. They say there's a security guard, but I really don't understand this. There are a lot of noise complaints here, but I won't say anything bad about that. Walls are soundproof. We live on the side of Dulaney. It is loud, but Winthrop walls actually help that! I do love our apartment size. I feel realitively safe here. There has been times though that a homeless guy came to sleep in the lobby. He said he was looking for a place. He wasn't. I was down there the entire time he was there - slept, used the restroom and walked out. That's probably the worst I've seen, but the leasing office was open at the time so I think they would've kicked him out if anything went wrong (safety reasons). I love the amenities but as my husband calls it, there are tragedy of the commons. People leave trash in the halls on the weekends. I'm afraid of bugs/rodents coming. We did have an ant issue but it was resolved. The good thing is in the common areas, they clean it every day. The cleaning staff is friendly too and they always say hi. We have had a few appliances break. We contacted the leasing office and they were replaced the next business day (although I did freak out when we almost had a flood from our washer breaking in the middle of the night but my husband dealt with the water). It's expensive here, but you get what you pay for - you pay for the area. You won't find a place much cheaper and I do love the staff here. Even when staff is replaced, they're always nice. I just wish they hired more staff (i.e. Doorman/security staff). I would recommend this building, but not long term. Maybe for a year or two until you plan on buying a house (which we will be buying when we move out). It's a lovely area and close to shopping! I can walk to work which is why we moved here. If you're looking for short time convenience, it's a great community!

Winthrop apartments are absolutely a wonderful place to live. Professional people are residents of…read moreWinthrop. If one wants peace, quiet, safe surroundings, Winthrop, Towson Maryland is the place to live. This is an absolute guarantee and piece of mind for anyone who wants a safe, friendly and secure place to live at all times. Many times a person has to spend more money to get quality living quarters. I believe, the more money you spend for an apartment, home or condominium, it keeps the "riff-raff" out of the environment. Gail

We were sad to leave when we finally had to move out after living at Domain for years. Over that…read moretime, there were some great staff members and some staff that were just "okay". There current staff (Katie, Kim, Wayne, Angel, Aaron) are the best of our time there, they are awesome! We read some reviews prior to moving in, and the reviews were spot on. I appreciate silence when I sleep. So we lived on the 5th floor and faced the courtyard. That is where you should go for silence. When we left, we had to move suddenly, after we had just signed our lease renewal. It was handled professionally, with hands on attention.. The staff found someone to rent our apartment the date we needed to move out, and that was that. No extra charges. The staff is attentive to the maintenance aspect of the building. It was nice have them come promptly to replace our fridge, when it decided to stop cooling one weekend. There are occasional issues with the elevator and the garage door, but they are looked into promptly. The gym is clean and not too busy. Move out was smooth. All the drilled holes to mount the TV and anchor the shelves were less than quarter size, so no charges. $250 Domain sponsored cleaning is worth it. We would live there again.

Exceptional Service from Jennie and Anthony!…read more I recently moved into Domain Brewers Hill and cannot speak highly enough of Jennie and Anthony. From the leasing process through move-in, they have been incredibly professional, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Jennie made the entire leasing experience smooth and stress-free. She was always quick to respond to questions, kept us informed throughout the process, and went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. Her attention to detail and follow-through made relocating to Baltimore much easier than expected. Anthony has been equally outstanding. When we encountered a maintenance issue with our refrigerator, he was prompt, professional, and ensured the problem was resolved quickly. His dedication to making sure residents are taken care of is truly remarkable. It's clear he takes pride in his work and genuinely cares about the residents' experience. Together, Jennie and Anthony exemplify what exceptional customer service looks like. They've made us feel welcomed and well-cared-for from day one. We're grateful to have such a responsive and capable team supporting our community. If you're considering Domain Brewers Hill, you'll be in excellent hands with this team!

I just want to start off by saying that I moved to 611 from out of state for the location in…read moreBaltimore, I had no idea what the apartment looked like beforehand or the nature of the building so I walked into this blindly. Living here for almost 3 months I can say I'm happy with my apartment, and the service I receive here . My apartment was clean and certain aspects of it was brand new which was a nice touch upon moving in. The building has an elevator, laundry, pool, fitness center and optional pay parking which makes life easier. It's also centrally located to restaurants,Museums, downtown, the inner harbor and the monument/ park. The monument is around the corner and is a great place to sit outside or walk the dog. What I like about the building besides the amenities is that it gets involved in the community and sometimes host fun festivities in the lobby for the holidays. 611 also keeps us posted on what's going on around the neighbor which is nice. I'm forever grateful to the staff. Brittany is such a gem and was helpful through the whole process from applying for the apartment to assisting onsite with any questions or concerns since I've been here. The staff including maintenance is usually available during business hours and responds quickly to request. Everything has been easy for me here and I appreciate that being new to town and all. I also want to mention I feel safe inside and outside the building which is often quiet and peaceful at night. I would definitely recommend 611 for the good location, nice apartment with amenities and friendly staff.

I'm not even sure where I can begin this review because I have so many issues with 611. So, I've…read moredecided the best way to communicate all the ways this place screwed me and other residents over is in bullet point. Brittany, Sattie - eat your heart out. - Makes the rent look cheap for the area but with the massive utility fee not worth it. Utilities are supposed to be taken as a percentage of the full bill based on square footage. Which doesn't sound bad until your gone for a summer and are still paying $250 in addition to your $1300 rent. (My apartment was 455 sqft btw) - The building smells at all hours of urine and rotting trash. So much so that flies are attracted to the lobby. This is odd considering there should be maintenance people there all day. - The building consistently has animals urinating in the elevators and the only way it is handled in by sending a less than stern email saying to not let your animals do that followed by a febreez spray to clean the elevator. - Maintenance men overshare an egregious amount about their personal lives while they are in your home. I've heard comments like "Damn, Durran (our old maintenance man) really messed this up now when I take this cap off water is going to spray everywhere." and "Sattie is a very abrasive woman." Always a good sign when the maintenance men complain to you about their boss. - My sink backed up and flooded 5 times in the YEAR AND A HALF that I was a resident. The result was black water with food particles and grease which I had to full up buckets and flush down the toilet just to keep it all at bay while maintenance showed up. Contractors showed up to tell me that I "Needed to scrub good because that was sewer water." When I mentioned this to Sattie she said he was "being dramatic". The water damage was so bad that my downstairs neighbor told me her ceiling tiles fell down and ruined her couch. When I asked Brittany how "(redacted) was doing downstairs with her ceiling?", she replied, "The flood didn't effect anyone else in the building." - Sattie is the most manipulative property manager I have ever met. She not only bullies her residents when they come to her with an issue but speaks to them in the rudest tones and never actually fixes anything. When many of my personal belongings were ruined for the second time because of the sink, I was informed that I would not be reimbursed even though the issue was not my fault. And the insurance company wouldn't reimburse me because it didn't meet my deductible. - I came down with welts on my body from using the pool when the lifeguard stopped maintaining the pool levels. He also asked me "do you mind if I smoke a blunt?" The day later I had welts on my skin and the day after the pool was closed because it had turned green. - The front door of the building was replaced in January and it is open for a hilariously long amount of time in which anyone can follow you into the building. Between January 2025- April 2025 I saw the following: a homeless man sitting in the lobby screaming to himself, multiple nonresidents come inside the building, and was also stalked to my apartment. Do I really have to explain why I don't feel safe as a young woman? - On April 27th 2025 I came home late at night and found a man suspiciously lurking in the lobby. When I went upstairs in the elevator he followed me to my floor and loitered to see which apartment I went to. He then proceeded to ring not just mine but numerous residents' doorbells between the hours of 1am-8am (and yes he came back to ring mine again at 8am). When I called the front desk, I was told he had done this to numerous residents and that Brittany had "asked him to leave" to which I said "have the police been called because I thought I was going to get murdered" to which she said "oh he left before they could get here" No email alert was sent out to the community in response- obvi because it's Brittany and Sattie... - My floor neighbor had a situation where a man followed me again into the building and pounded on my neighbors door using force and body slammed the door multiple times intermittently between the hours of 10am-3pm. I called the police because it sounded like someone was breaking in and then was later questioned by the police. **He indeed break in and the man's dog was absolutely traumatized** You may be asking yourself "why does it seem like so many things go past the front desk? Where are the full time staff" well great question because no one is ever there. And they probably aren't because it smells like piss and trash. Thank you for reading this far and do yourself a favor and NEVER LIVE AT 611 PARK

I've lived in Anthem House for almost three years and still feel like it's too good to be true. The…read morelocation is great - there are many walkable restaurants, bars, and shops as well as running routes and a nearby park. It's a quick walk or ride to one of two local grocery stores and just minutes from i95. The building is super modern and has been well-maintained while I've been here. The amenities really make this place. The concierge has been the same person since I moved in and she is just wonderful - super friendly and on top of all of your package/dog walker/delivery needs. There is 24/7 security in the lobby and I have felt very safe in the building. The lobby and club room are great places to work or relax. Amazingly, Amber, the bar next door, can be accessed from the Anthem House lobby without leaving the building. Upstairs, there is a fabulous gym that overlooks the pool deck and harbor. Pre-covid, workout classes were offered free to residents (and are still available virtually). There is truly nothing more relaxing than a summer day at the Anthem House pool. Parking is extra, but not terribly expensive. It can get a bit challenging to find a spot late at night, but the desk will assist you with parking the public space if this happens. The apartments themselves are very nice in comparison to what I've seen in the city. They are good sized with high ceilings, huge windows, and quality appliances. I have heard some residents have issues with noise from neighboring apartments, but I have not had this issue at all. Anthem House is located very close to a fire station, so if you're noise sensitive don't choose an apartment facing Fort Ave. The new manager is my favorite so far - she's super responsive to questions and has quickly addressed many of the 'small' issues around the building since she arrived. Most importantly in my mind, she understands and accommodates the needs of the many nightshift workers in the building! What really makes Anthem House great is the community. Residents are mostly very friendly and often gather in the bar downstairs or at the pool in the summer. Lots of residents have pets as well. Overall, I am very happy with both my individual apartment and Anthem House in general. It's a safe, fun, and relaxing place to live.

Very nice property ... the 24 hour concierge very efficient. Inside parking garage very secure yet…read moreconvenient to apartments and shops. Clean. Prime location

This property has all of the amenities anyone needs to feel at home. The location is ideal and the…read morestaff is warm, welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful. It's almost like being on vacation at a luxury resort but you live there full time. My favorite part of the property is the pool and fire pit. Pre and Post COVID this is a great place to get to know neighbors and truly feel part of a community.

Beware: The building is aging, and management is challenged by the maintenance demands. For…read moreexample, the front elevator breaks down regularly. The leasing office says, "well, there are two other elevators." We pay $100 per month to park in the resident garage and it is filthy. I questioned management when I moved in. They said it gets power washed every 2 years. It's been almost three years since I moved in and the parking garage is still extremely dirty. There are broken tiles outside the front entrance. These have been pointed out to them several times. To date they are still not fixed. Rent is over $2100 per month for a one bedroom when they add in all the extra fees. I expect better.

Woodfall Greens Apts is a wonderful place to live. The staff is AMAZING! Torea and Kristen are…read moreenergetic and pleasant. The activities are always a lot of fun. The community is well kept and quiet.

Trust me these apartments will make you feel like you're in LA and such a good neighborhood. If you…read morehave a child that has a middle school definitely recommend you should apply here such a good neighborhood. A lot of people that's kind and caring but yeah hundred percent recommend five stars!

I moved into 1111 Light Street just a few weeks ago, and unfortunately my experience has been very…read moredisappointing. Since move-in, I've dealt with a long list of maintenance and administrative issues. The apartment's air conditioning did not work, the master shower wouldn't drain properly, the shower diverter was broken, the dishwasher leaked, and my mailbox was taped shut from the inside with "VACANT" written on it. I was also told parking was available before signing my lease, only to learn afterward that there were no garage spaces available. In addition, I was incorrectly charged for renter's insurance despite providing proof of coverage, and I've had difficulty getting responses from management. The biggest issue has been the air conditioning. After multiple unsuccessful repair attempts, management informed me that the rooftop HVAC equipment serving my apartment needs to be replaced and that the replacement is expected to take approximately three weeks. Portable A/C units have been provided, but my apartment has still remained uncomfortably warm (over 80 degrees at night, and warmer during the day) What has been most frustrating is that this all occurred within the first few weeks of living here. I understand that maintenance issues can happen in any building, but the number of problems, combined with slow communication and extended repair timelines, has made for a very poor move-in experience. I'm hopeful management will work with me to find a reasonable resolution, but based on my experience so far, I cannot recommend this property.

Great pet friendly apartment and creative social events. Love the location and staff. Just wish it…read morehad a pool.

I have lived at the 817 Saint Paul Madison apartment complex (Mount Vernon Apartments) for three…read moreand a half years - basically the entire time I lived in Baltimore. During that period I had only the best of experience, both with the management and the support staff. Several issues that I had to deal with (eg stuck doors, water pressure, clogged toilets/drains, ...) were all dealt within days, usually a day if outside the weekends, despite none being urgent. I was always informed in advance of major maintenance (cutting off the water or requirement not to flush the water in order for emergency maintenance on canalization to be performed) and on several occasions, the management office helped me to resolve issues related to my difficult to anticipate move in/out and out of town schedule. In addition to that, throughout my stay, tenants moving elsewhere had their sales/giveaway offers broadcast by the management, which allowed me to acquire some nice furniture and electronics from a couple of floors away, for a good price and sometimes even free. Which brings me to another point - community. People living there are friendly and nice. Most of them study at Hopkins or Peabody or are young professionals who have just moved to Baltimore. Amenity-wise, the entrance door is protected by entrance fobs and keys (none of which ever malfunctioned - props to that). The hallway has a Luxer One parcel delivery service, that allows you to receive your packages without having to be at home, letting anyone enter your apartment and without fear of them getting stolen. The building provides a dedicated trash and recycling room on each floor (yay), that gets taken out and cleaned in a timely manner. The floors throughout the building are washed several times a week, keeping this place always clean and tidy. The laundry room is equipped with professional-grade washing and drying machines. The fire alarm is sensitive (beware of it when you cook or turn on the window heating unit for the first time in the year), and networked, meaning it will call firefighters automatically if not turned off in a timely manner. Finally, each apartment gets bug-busted every six months and with trash taken out regularly, no rats would even get close. At no point, I have encountered or heard of any pest-related issues. For an additional 50$ a month the apartment as well allows larger pets (cats, dogs, ...). Between the tenants, the floors are re-carpeted and doors/windows/walls - repainted. Now, you need to be aware that this building shares a lot of downsides with all other older buildings in the historic Mt Vernon quarter. Wooden windows are quite dated and hence do not provide a perfect seal and have only simple glass in them. This means you might want to add insulation in winter. This also means that you might want to consider the noise level in the apartments facing Saint Paul Street, that gets quite heavy traffic in the morning, especially if your apartment is on the lower levels. Heating/cooling is performed by a window unit, that might be sometimes hard to set properly. Due to the electricity bill being yours to pay, you might need to prepare for a higher electric bill you would have had in a centrally cooled apartment complex. However, with my studio, I have never run over $60 for electricity, even cooking at home and heating/cooling the apartment almost continuously during the coldest/hottest weeks. Overall, I would greatly recommend both the 817 Apartment complex and the Mount Vernon Apartments managment - I didn't have any issues with them and my time in Mt Vernon apartments was quite enjoyable!

Lived here 8 years. Best reviews are from 5-7 years ago. They sold the building and new owners…read morecompletely ran it into the ground and abandoned it. RUN. I loved it when I first moved in but it's gone to hell in a hand basket