This has been my best experience renting an apartment. I have lived here for 2 years and I am only…read moreleaving because I am moving out of the state. Terri is the apartment manager and is great to the tenants and runs things so professional and friendly. They have a worker that comes every morning to pick up any liter around the property. If I call in needing something fixed in the morning they have always had it done by the time I get home from work. I have loved my time here and will miss the friendly staff and neighbors. During a big snow storm my neighbors helped me shovel the snow around my car so I could get to work. Great place to live in Morgantown with a beautiful safe and clean neighborhood. Very close to one of the best elementary schools, North Elementary. My 7 year old loved his time here as well.

From the owner: Barrington North Apartments is an innovative yet traditional community set in one of Morgantown's…read moremost exclusive neighborhoods with a gorgeous skyline view of the West Virginia hills. All apartments are energy-efficient and professionally designed to provide privacy, convenience, and the feeling of home. Only minutes from area hospitals, WVU Law School, and the WVU Evansdale Campus. Our Floor Plans consist of 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath units that are 720 square feet.

I moved to Ashworth Landing November 1, 2016. After scouring the Morgantown area I found what I…read morebelieve to be the best combination of value and quality in town. My apartment was immaculate upon move in, the few maintenance calls I have had have been addressed promptly and professionally and right after a recent snow storm, the parking lots and access road were plowed and salt liberally applied in all walkway areas. I would be hard pressed to find any downside feelings about this apartment community. I would like to see on-line remittance of rent without a $15.00 charge but dropping it off at no charge at the entrance to the community or mailing the rent check are the smallest of inconveniences. I am a retired state licensed Property Manager from Florida who recently moved back to Morgantown. I know good management when I see. It.

I have lived at his house on Clark Street for years now and he has always been good to my fiancé…read moreand I. Respectable guy and replies very quickly back to tenants. Any house issue I have had has been taken care of the day it happened. If you are looking for reasonable pricing he is your guy as well.

Not professionally cleaned when you move in. Take pics the day you move in and the day you move…read moreout. Put cameras up.i watched from my phone as Andrew likes to send some lady over to creep around and tried to open the door 2 weeks prior to moving out. Tried to enter but stopped as she heard my dog.Called police and have the police report. Never showed up for the walk through.Keep receipts of all texts... you will need them when you go to court for your security deposit. He likes to try and counter sue and pays for a jury trial... wasted time is all that amounted to. Oven not fixed in a timely manner.2 weeks no oven and 2 days without a working toilet. Did not fix what was listed on the Granville inspection even 6 months after. He will change the code/locks on you before the lease is up. Keep the lease with you. Called the police and he was told it was illegal and he was made to give the new code so I can get in. If you like painted floors and nonstop texts because you decided to not renew your lease... then this is the place for you.

I went for a tour there and everything was very professional and clean. Kelci walked me through the…read moreprocess and answered any questions I had with a positive and kind attitude. The amenities were fantastic and an overall excellent condition place.

Not a bad transition between dorm life and apartment/solo living. However that's about where my…read moregood review stops. Disgusting, out of date appliances that require maintenance often and usually require maintenance again, plumbing that is subpar (tub and sink take hours to drain after a shower and after having maintenance say it's okay), the pool which was a big selling point for me not being open majority of the summer, and just a general weed stench in most of the hallways. No elevator in building B so good luck moving your stuff and if you're in building A, have fun having a literal brick wall as a view. There are also random charges in your account with no explanation, usually only around $20-60 but annoying nonetheless. Staff are very nice however. Money goes towards recruitment and retention efforts with cute activities but not towards keeping the building in repair.

I have lived at the Villas since August 2024. I had no other housing options and unfortunately had…read moreto sign a lease here. When I moved in, the carpets were so dirty that our feet turned black from walking. I had to call and email non stop to get them to hire a company to come clean. At first they were trying to get me to pay for it myself. Besides that, the wall paper is peeling off, bathroom has poor ventilation and there is mold. Someone broke into my apartment in 2025 at night and I got it on my ring camera. I can to leasing office first thing the next day and the person working in the office (Molly) tried to at first say that I had left the door unlocked. I had to sit in leasing office for over an hour to demand for the locks to be changed by maintenance that same day, because she tried to tell me nobody was available to change the locks until the following day. My locks did get changed after sitting there until someone helped me. Now as of 2026, my biggest issue this spring is that they never have the grass mowed. It is May 2026 and the grass has only been mowed twice so far. The grass was practically a foot tall, they finally got it mowed but didn't bag the grass and so there's clumps of grass everywhere. Since then they have only mowed one other time. With how bad ticks are this season, it is a huge issue for residents with pets having to walk through extremely tall grass. We pay too much to not have the grass mowed. Wouldn't recommend living here.

Nice apartments and great price. Property management is terrible. They are rude and just blow you…read moreoff. Months without AC in the summer. Crappy window unit doesn't cool down the living room and kitchen. No repair on the horizon. Time to move.

I'm giving the Domain two stars because my first two years of living there went pretty well...then,…read moreGreystar took over. I'll skip over the small, nit-picky details in favor of the grand finale. During my senior year at WVU, the winter was especially cold in that we were in negative temperatures for a span of several days. Well, one evening the water in my bathroom sink stopped running. I put in a maintenance request, listed it as high priority, and moved along. The next evening it still wasn't working, I checked my maintenance request and it had been somehow downgraded in priority, so I gave maintenance a call. No one answered and since my tub still had running water it didn't fall under their guidelines for "emergency maintenance", so I left a message and that was that. At least until morning. I woke up to the small hiss I recognize as a water leak. So, dreading what I would see, I rolled over to look into my bathroom. My completely flooded third floor bathroom. I checked under the sink to turn off the water, but the leak wasn't there. We'd never been told where the shutoff for our unit was, so my next hope was to call emergency maintenance. No one answered. Next, I called the office. It was a Saturday at about 9:30, and there was no one in the office until 11, hence no one answered. Finally I called my parents, but I'd run through all the steps I could and just had to wait. Fast forward to say the water got turned off and a burst pipe was discovered. The same day, they proceeded to totally rip out my bathroom floor, vanity, and part of the wall. Then since the carpet in my bedroom also got wet, they did the same to my entire bedroom. Thus began the two month stent of me not having my own apartment during my senior year of engineering. I'll summarize those two months to keep it short: they paid for a hotel for three nights but then moved me into an 4 person apartment with two strangers (I had a three-bedroom with one other girl), ignored my complaints that the new place would bother my (severe) allergies and tried to blame my complaint on social awkwardness, wouldn't reduce my rent or electric bill despite the construction happening in my apartment while I crashed at a friend's place, and once I did move back in I discovered there was already a new leak coming from my toilet. The cherry on top was that when I moved out a few months later, I was charged $160 for "repairs" to my newly renovated apartment. Of course I contested this, was in communication with Greystar for about a month with the understanding they would be back in touch once the matter was settled, and heard nothing for months. I assumed the (unreasonable) charges had been dropped. Well, the new year started (I moved out in early July) and I got a "courtesy call" warning me the debt would be reported to a collector if the issue wasn't settled immediately. In the end, I got $30 knocked off the charges. That and a couple nights in a hotel was my compensation for a several-months' long ordeal, and I've heard the people on floors below me went through worse. Only stay here if you're willing to make the gamble you'll never have to interact with management.

I leased an apartment at Domain at Town Centre, managed by Greystar, and the experience was…read moreunacceptable from start to finish. Before move-in, I was told they needed an additional week to clean and prepare the unit. When I returned, the apartment was filthy. There were muddy shoe prints on the bedroom floor, visible debris inside drawers and cabinets, cracked and separating caulking around the bathtub, water staining under the sink, peeling plaster on the bathroom ceiling, stains all over the walls, uneven and discolored paint in mismatched shades, and heavily chipped paint on the doors and trim throughout the unit. It looked poorly maintained and cosmetically covered rather than properly prepared. When I brought these issues to the front office, I was told that units are not typically cleaned outside of student turnover season, which occurs during the summer months. That directly contradicted what I had been told prior to move-in. After reading many other reviews, it appears that tenants recurrently report receiving units that were not cleaned before move-in, which suggests this is not an isolated incident. The apartment was marketed and leased to me as "renovated," at a premium rental rate. The unit I received differed dramatically from the model I toured during the leasing process. I toured twice before signing. What was delivered did not resemble what was shown. During my tenancy, I began developing unexplained bumps and later discovered a bed bug in the unit. No tenant should encounter those conditions, particularly at this price point. Due to the condition of the apartment and the discrepancies between what was represented and what was delivered, I terminated my lease. After I vacated and formally revoked ACH authorization through my bank, the property attempted to debit my account anyway. The transactions were initiated under a different company name and WEB ID than my previous authorized payments, and they attempted to run the charge more than once. My bank flagged the activity as unauthorized and opened a claim. This was not a minor inconvenience. It reflected poor preparation standards, inconsistent representations, and deeply concerning billing practices.

I live in a unfurnished 2 bedroom 2 bath unit. I've lived here for 2 years and will keep living…read morehere until I'm done with school (another 2 or 3 years). Our apartment has tons of space, storage, and natural light. I love it here. Everything has been great except the maintenance during our first year here. It took over half a year to get maintenance in our apartment to fix our leaking kitchen sink. This is because there was only one maintenance guy at the time. Since then they have hired a few more people. Maintence doesn't seem to be much of an issue now. The last maintence request we put was fixed within a week. It's super quiet which is great for studying. MVAP is very pet friendly. My dog loves it here. The shuttle and bus seems to run on schedule. I've only ridden it a few times but I always see the bus or shuttle at the bus stop and the drivers are awesome. The office holds events all the time. We get free food and goodies from them frequently. If you're looking for an apartment to live in Morgantown, I highly recommend MVAP!

DO NOT MOVE HERE…read more it's a decent price for a reason. I had no issues until five or six months into my lease my bedroom, bathroom, and closet ceiling would leak anytime it was raining outside. Tons of water I would use vases to catch it. Eventually they brought dirty Lowes buckets to catch the water cut into my bathroom ceiling and gave me a fan to dry it out. Since the leak was so bad, my bedroom and closet light never worked for the rest of the six months I was forced to live here. I had to use my bathroom light because that's all that worked. They only gave me a month free of rent. Two months later people were fixing the roof so to him problem solved as if there's not mold and water damage all in the walls...Good luck to you if you live in building 5000 go ahead and scroll down to see the other victims of this. Spencer Lee did not care at all that I had to live in a disgusting apartment and I still had to pay full price of the rest of lease. I lived on the second floor by the way... There's 4 stories in my building. The "amenities" are very bottom of the barrel compared to other complexes in Morgantown...The "gym" is disgusting it has NEVER been cleaned and only half of the equipment works no heat or A/C anyone can get into it. I went one day to lay in the tanning bed and someone kicked the door in. The pool has 5 chairs and two tables so I hope you don't mind laying on cement with a towel that's the only way you can "enjoy" your time there. Yet they post old pictures from 2016 to show they have lounging chairs, which do not exist. For the price you pay I think it's insane they don't update or fix anything. They have four dumpsters that are very far away from most units so I hope you don't mind putting trash bags into your car!!! if you do live near dumpster good luck to you also because you can smell it from a mile away It absolutely reeks people throw trash everywhere. It is a complete disaster. We did the early move in meaning you get it how they left it. Which is fine I cleaned my apartment for 4 hours with help of 2 other people. ALL of the blinds were messed up. Yet when I moved out I had to pay $125 for cleaning fees and blinds. Blinds I didn't break the same ones I lived with... I wonder if they even gave the new tenants brand new blinds I know I never got them or ruined them yet I'm being charged. The are straight up scammers!!!! I wish I could say anything nice about this place, but I can't.

I moved to The Ridge in February of 2013 when my job transferred me to Morgantown. I took over a…read moresublease that I found on Craigslist because it was the cheapest place per room in town. I had specifically taken over the lease from a girl who was living in a 4 bedroom with all girls. I did this because I've lived with and shared a bathroom with guys and know that they're gross. However, I was placed in a different apartment than the one I had applied for. I didn't know at the time but this is called "steering" and is a violation of the Federal Fair Housing Act by discriminating based on gender. My leasing consultant was Jessie. However, I never saw him in the office again after my first tour. I signed my lease and moved into my apartment. They said they had lined me up with a roommate who was from my home town. What seemed sketchy is that they just gave me the keys to the apartment when I had never met the roommates and didn't know if they knew anyone was moving in. The room itself was not very clean. Lots of dust and the whitish berber carpeting was tinged brown and had obviously not been cleaned. The ceiling fan blades has huge chunks of dirt on them. There was even a picture in the closet and another one behind the dresser. Without the guidance of the leasing consultant or a proper orientation to the property, I had a few questions that were never answered. Should I have a parking permit? Apparently not. There were always new cars I'd never seen parked outside my place. How did the shuttle work? I never figured that out. Did I have to pay for utilities? I think my roommate just paid those. I only actually lived there for 4 months as I was transferred again for work. But I didn't try to sublease for the remaining 2 months because I didn't think it was worth paying the fee to do so. One day I came to get some of the stuff out of my room and all of my stuff had been tossed around. Apparently maintenance had come in and painted the walls of my bedroom. In the process, they splattered paint all over the desk and my things. Then in late July, I came back to get the rest of my stuff to find my roommates had apparently moved out. There was a large stack of papers at our door with move-out instructions but it was too late for me to try to follow them as it was my last day to grab my stuff. When I left the apartment, all that was left was a bag of trash in the living room that was not ours. The maintenance staff had left it there while repainting the living room. Shortly after my lease ended, I was contacted by a bill collector for $75 I supposedly owed for trash removal. These charges were supposed to be split between the three roommates. So you're telling me that you charged us $225 to remove one bag of trash that your employees left there? I disputed the charge and have heard nothing since. Overall, you can tell these used to be nice apartments but they have not been well taken care of. I decided that if I had stayed in Morgantown, I was moving to West Run. The Ridge had changed their pricing to no longer be the cheapest in town so it was no longer worth it. My main complaints would be the 9000 speed bumps into and out of the property, the blind left turn to get into the property, and the gross pool and hot tub. The pool is not heated and the hot tub is not cleaned. There's always scum floating on top of it and a dead frog the last time I was in it. Oh, and there's supposedly a business center in the clubhouse but they make you feel uncomfortable for going in there and only one of the computers has internet access. The weirdest thing about all of this is that about a year after I first moved in, they were hiring for a leasing consultant. I found out about it because they sent out an email to all former residents. I explained to them that I lived in Ohio now but would move back. They told me to come pick up an application. I told them I wouldn't come to WV just to get an application so they said they would check if they could email me one. Never did. So I called again and they said just to show up at the day of the interviews at a certain time and they would have me fill out the application later. So I suit up and drive 3 hours to get there. The front door is locked and a blanket is draped over it. They tell me I have to go through the gym. Luckily I'm a previous resident so I know the gym code. I then walk into the entrance to the office from the gym and they all freak out, telling me I have to WAIT in the gym. So I stand in the gym with a few other people and realize that they're there for interviews too. I'm in a suit and the guy I'm talking to is in sweatpants. I finally get into the office to be sat in front of a panel of interviewers at three separate tables. They have a video camera set up on the desk. They tell me that this is my "Leasing Idol" audition. WTF? So apparently I was supposed to have a song prepared (WTF does that have to do with the job?).I left a VM later asking for an app.No Response

They will show u a. Mold of ur place with is all bull shit ur place won't look like that at all I…read morelived n building 8 nothing but trouble and halls and property is really nasty and gross they won't show ur apartment u don't see that until u sign lease agreement that's were they getting people then ur stuck my friend lived n building 12 she don't have access to her room was flooded and roff falling in and Molde growing on walls. And bathroom tub wasn't even working either n second bathroom I would not recommend no one staying here at all

Loved here during the transition of management. Overall pretty good. Maintenance has a fast turn…read morearound on request. The front office is pretty responsive and haven't had any issues communicating with the office. The only thing I wish they would do is take down the shuttle service on the webpage because there seems to not be a shuttle service.

My daughter had a dead mouse in the heating vent and she is a clean tenant. Manager never returns…read morephone calls. Don't live here

Great new ownership and management. Perfect location in Morgantown, especially if you work at the…read morehospitals! Units are very nice and reasonably priced. Exterior updates are already in progress. Always a friendly face in the office willing to help!

We came to Pineview Apartments back in May of 2025 with hopes of getting an apartment in the near…read morefuture. Stacy was super nice, very helpful, an so gracious in explaining all the floor plans. We had to work within a specific timeframe, so when Stacy found a possible apartment, she would call. She was very diligent in trying, to get us to Pineview! We moved in August and everyone has been so accommodating! The maintenances staff has been very patient with us, and always ready to help! Bob is a gem! All in all everyone has been very helpful, which is a nice change from prior complexes we've been at. Best Regard, Miguel and Nancy