I moved to Sewickley Manor three years ago. I love living here, I have friendly neighbors and the…read moreatmosphere is quiet. I especially enjoy the well-kept campus. The proximity to the village is a bonus.

848 Thorn Street Unit 82 - Super clean, all vinyl floors, new windows, utilities included (except…read moreelectric and internet). Very responsive Landlord. Rented here for two years.

They charge a $200 fee that they dress up as being part of your first rent before you sign any…read morelease. If you withdraw they keep it, then point to fine text on the application saying it was actually a "holding fee" and they get to keep it for "damages". Scummy snake behavior, stay away.

apartment is decent - not new but not super old. unresponsive management unless it's something to…read moredo with the water bill which they pay for. Shadyside apartment has thin walls, I can hear my neighbors slamming doors. Apartment is also beside hospital so can hear street noise and ambulances.

I've lived in my apartment at the Residence at the Garden for three years now, and I'm happy to…read morehave just signed a new lease. For the first two and a half years, this was an apartment I came to during the summer to escape the oppressive heat of Florida. After spending more time here and enjoying everything this apartment community has to offer--as well as all of the wonderful businesses and community opportunities nearby--I decided to move here permanently this past February. The apartment building is new, beautiful, clean, and well staffed with friendly, knowledgeable people. It is in a fantastic location. There is a central courtyard that serves as a common gathering area, complete with ping-pong, outdoor grills, a fire pit, and many other amenities that make this feel more like a home than simply an apartment building. The surrounding neighborhood continues to improve, with no end in sight. Recently, Mayfly Market and the Bohemian Taproom opened in the beautifully restored Garden Theatre, which is directly adjacent to the apartment building. Both of these establishments are treasures to have just a few steps from the lobby. One of the very best things about the location, however, is that the apartment building sits directly across the street from Allegheny Commons Park. It is a beautiful park where you can relax or attend many of the festivals and events held throughout the year, including a wonderful farmers market every Friday from May through November. The management team is professional, accessible, and responsive to my requests, and they genuinely care about their residents. I couldn't be happier with my decision to make this my permanent home in the Pittsburgh area.

Truly, I feel awful that other residents have had a terrible experience living here. I would give…read morethis place a 4.5/5 just for a few issues listed below. My boyfriend and I moved in 2 years ago. We were among the first tenants to move into the Morten House. We love our apartment - it is spacious, has a giant kitchen, a small hallway that separates the apartment from our entrance, plenty of storage. As a young woman who works weird hours - I often arrive home at 10-11pm - and who just generally loves to walk every where - I can't say I have ever felt unsafe. My boyfriend and I walk downtown, to PNC park, to Heinz Field, and to the river walk. We have two coffee shops in this cute, charming neighborhood. A pizza spot, a library, a taco place right across the street. A book store on the corner, and a small general store and brewery will soon be within STEPS of our apartment. There's a farmers market at the park every Friday during the summer. Events at the park across the street all summer. The National Aviary and Children's museum are a short walk away. I fell in love with the Mexican War Streets and the North Side. Of course, there may be a few issues - the gym is small and sometimes does not have wipes, it can be difficult to get a hold of management at times, and sometimes our stove stops responding (it's one of those annoying touch screen ones). There are cleaning people who come, but maybe a little less frequently than they used to. Occasionally there will be some issues with the parking garage, but I never really had a problem with street parking. Overall, I'm so happy I live here. I truly love this neighborhood and would recommend The Garden (specifically the Morten House, as I can't speak to anywhere else) to anyone looking to live in a truly unique part of the city!

I enjoyed my time at Lamont. They are older townhouses, but well maintained. The location is right…read moreoff of route 30 making it convenient to Pittsburgh. I found it to be a nice quiet place to reside. In my 6 years there, improvements were made to the property including new windows, a new roof, parking lot improvements, a new sidewalk and my unit recently had a new furnace/air conditioner installed. I had very few problems with my unit, but when I did have an issue, the issue was always addressed and repaired promptly. I found my interactions with the lease office to be friendly. It's not a bad place to live if you are ok with stairs.

My husband and I lived here and absolutely loved it. The management company and maintenance guys…read morewere all great. They always answered when you called and if you left a message they got back to you immediately and were just always great in communicating. We left because we out grew the place and decided to purchase a home but I would recommend to anyone! It's super convenient to Rt. 30 and easily accessible to get anywhere. An added bonus is that it's nice and quiet which is always a renters dream!