West Village Townhouses

Absolute NIGHTMARE of a landlord.Bruno has been constantly breaking tenant landlord laws, no 24 hour notice before showing up. If you end up with a unstable roommate the landlord does not care even if it threatens your own safety.Loves to send threatening emails but literally will not respond to any of our emails UNLESS it involves getting money from us even though we constantly paid our rent on timeThey literally do not make any effort to help with maintenance repairs or other issues, we have reported damage 8 months ago that hasn't been repaired yet.New tenants are moving into our place that hasn't been inspected and repairs haven't been done and I feel so sorry for the new people.Honestly avoid this place and rent with a private landlord over on Dalhousie or something. This place is a complete headache even if you end up with good roommates you have this landlord breathing down your back.

Best deal for finding a place to stay around UOIT/DC, literally right beside classrooms. Rooms are nice and big with the six person units having a HUUUUGE common area. London property is great at helping you out if there is a problem with something in the apartment.

Well my experience here has been great, i do personally recommend for your stay here. Big thumbs up

Great place to stay if you are a student on a budget. Couldn't ask for a better location! Takes me 5 minutes to get to my class rooms. The units are huge we even have a pool table in our place! The management is great. Mike (the property manager) is a great guy, helped me solve any of my issues every single time! All in all great price as well. I wish I moved here from the start!

Lived there for 2 + years during college.First year we never had a issue with the landlord, asides from the upkeep not being done it was a decent place to live.What you'd expect from a college dorm. Loud. But cheap and understandable.My 2nd year our landlord let people take over certain peoples leases, which would have been fine if it was followed propperly.When you sign on, you agree to pay a specified ammount to LPC. Read the fine prints because although you're signing a lease to pay a specified ammount there is loop holes.He never informed us when a person wasn't paying rent until the one person was behind 6 months rent.When we asked who it was he told us to figure it out amongst ourselves.We had to replace him and make up for his missing 6+ months rent. If he sent us ALL an email the first month the issue could have been avoided. There was interest also tacked on. It was pay up.or be evicted since the small fine print groups you.I still think we should have been notified if somebody wasn't paying the seccond they missed a payment since there is no way for us to know or check if somebody had paid.Then when we went to leave they came up with wild things we broke" or did and charged us more upon leaving.Meanwhile all the things that were broken were things we told him about when signing first year. Thankfully

-Landlord does not reply to emails but loves to send them.-property maintenance is very slow with repairs/requests.-Landlord/Maintenance staff is very rude.-If you are a looking for your next nightmare this is the perfect place to stay! It is conveniently located however if you are a student I would recommend paying double and living across the street.

The place is close to DC/UOIT campus and there's a surprising amount of space, but that's where the joy ends. God save you if you need any help from maintenance, because your emails will go ignored for an extended period of time. If repairs need to be made before move-in, they're not likely to get done until well after, and that's only if you really pester them with emails and calls. The place is made as cheaply as possible, so expect things to fall apart before too long. Patch-ups are done with the same cheap material on an infrequent basis. Broken glass is a common occurrence on sidewalks and roads surrounding the buildings, along with trash that people on the top floor throw out their windows for fun/convenience. Garbage sits around on lawns, sidewalks, roads, and the parking lot for extended periods of time. If you've ever longed for the excitement of witnessing a drug deal, spend a night at the parking lot.Parties are frequent and go late into the night, which can be fun, but gets old before long. Security does little to nothing outside of hey

Place is a scam, workers do not provide assistance or solutions and manager is trying to get every penny from the students. Lots of bugs, leaks, maintenance requests, and issues associated that could later on be used against you in court to collect more money. Parking is a huge issue here as your spot always gets stolen or the workers try ticketing you. I've lived in 4 other locations in the same area and this was by far the worst living conditions and staff. Place is dirty, infested, not properly insulated and many other reasons. Not recommended at all...As previously stated from other residence --> this is 100% accurate:Parking is a nightmare, where people hoard their passes because they can sell for several hundred. If you didn't claim one fast enough at the beginning of your lease, you're out of luck pay an extra $200-300 for a pass. Parking without one will get you ticketed and towed almost instantly.Events at the school (which are frequent throughout the school year and summer months) will mean people parking in the parking lot where they shouldn't be, so not having a place to park is frustratingly common. Get used to the sound of screams from the gym nearby and all the buzzer sounds and radio-pop bass you can handle, and crowds of parents/students from other schools blocking roads and paths. Events are organized haphazardly and there is often little to no planning for handling the traffic outside of the gym building.Animals are allowed, which translates to pet owners leaving their dog's waste strewn about various lawns on either side of the building.Power outages that last at least 4 hours, up to 48 hours happen 2-4 times a year every year because of the attachment to Durham College/UOIT, and the maintenance work done by them. Most of them you are warned about well in advance, but sometimes the email just never comes.Pray to whatever divine being you choose should a legal issue come up outside the building (usually with cars/parking), because you will be given a run-around between LPC and Durham College passing on the blame, and the only resolution is in your wallet.The landlord will try and squeeze whatever money he can out of you with demands that aren't actually legal. If you don't pay up, he'll give up, but just trying to see what he can get away with is frequent through many tenants, especially students from out of the country who may not know better.

Just moved out after living there for a year. I would 100% recommend this student living townhouse. (Only moved as I graduated or I would've stayed) The bedrooms are massive along with a ton of space in the living room/common area and kitchen. The landlords switched a few times but that's ok cause even under a lot of stress, every one of them got the job done when need be. Bruno was a massive help with anything we needed him to do. If I ever had a problem or question he'd get back to me ASAP and made sure it was dealt with. He also was very kind and I never had to be afraid to talk to him if I had a problem or concern. He was dedicated to being there for all his tenants and their needs.If you had the opportunity to live here, TAKE IT. I could not recommend it more.

Lived here for 5 years and this place is really going to have a special place in my heart. Lots of memories! There's an entire forest with rivers and trails right in the backyard. They're pet friendly so I had my best friend Indigo with me. Students live here so obviously it can be noisy at times. With that said, I just left and the condition of the property is rapidly deteriorating and has been for the last 2 - 2.5 years or so. The property is not the same in comparison to 5 years ago. Garbage has constantly been a problem, parking lot access was a problem (non-residents) use the lot, so there's no parking for tenants. This issue got better but it's still a minor problem. I've noticed children have moved into the building - like actual babies/toddlers (with their young parents). frequent police-cars on property and most importantly, non-students appeared to be the primary residents when I left. They had switched property managers twice in 1 week. The property is becoming a disaster and it was just time for me to leave. I think the company is in crisis right now. Overall, my time there was 5/5 but I have to put 1/5 for safety at the moment (for future residents). Please VET your roommates (Facebook, etc). Make sure they're students, the non-students have been in like their mid 30's living on student property. I saw one lady as old 50+.I ended up living beside a good group of friends for the first 3 years, but the final 2, the property just exploded. My final two years were spent living beside a couple engaged in domestic violence, there have been non-fatal overdoses on property, I have seen people arrested. Apartment units are being trashed, it's just not a safe place to live in my opinion and I hope the situation improves because they're beautiful apartments and my years were good here, with the last 2 being a bit of a disappointment at times, but still memorable.