Wellington Manor Apartment Homes

The location is perfect with stores and other services close at hand. The building management is very responsive and helpful. I had a problem with my dishwasher leaking and a maintenance person came quickly and fixed the problem. When I applied for an apartment at Wellington Manor last summer the application process is on line and I found it a bit difficult to navigate but the property manager, Vardan Gevorgyan was very helpful and patient. I have liked living at Wellington Manor and I would recommend it to others.

The staff is friendly and the apartments are in good condition. However, once you're in, be prepared for the squeeze. My rent increased with each lease renewal, more than one would attribute to inflation. It's an inconvenience to move out, and they know this, and hope you'll just accept it. I'm sure the rents paid throughout the building vary not just by type of suite, but how long they've been rented. Eventually, enough is enough and it's time to leave. Sadly, I liked living here and felt safe, but unless you have multiple people paying the bills it's hard to justify the cost. This is a pet friendly building, so expect barking! And kids yelling. And stomping. Not a very soundproof building. Also be aware that you will pay over $600 extra the first year if you own a dog. I was reminded to leave this review browsing Kijiji, where I saw their ad advertising a $1,099 apartment which magically became $1,134 when redirected to their website...

I moved into the Wellington Manor after a thorough search of properties in the Rosewood area and I must say, it was the best decision. These are some of the advantages living at Wellington offers;Close to amenities such as a bank, drug store, gas station, grocery store, SGI, etc. Did I mention that the bus stops right in front of my entrance! that is so cool.The building is neat, the walkway is always cleared of snow and the apartment is very clean.Maintenance is almost instant. What's more, the building manager Mr. Vardan Gevorgyan is one of the most professional handlers of a property I have had to relate with.If you are new to Canada and you find yourself in Saskatoon, look no further.

Anyone looking for a good apartment with proximity to grocery shops, gas station, eateries, bus stop and other services will find Wellington Manor a great place to live. The community Director and his maintenance team are doing a great job to ensure the overall satisfaction of residents. I strongly recommend this apartment Home.

The hallways have torn carpet flaps, and have since the day I helped my mother move. They're a a tripping Hazzard, not to mention old and disgusting.(you'll find torn carpet in the stairwells as well).The cold wind/air flows right into my mother's apartment through the air conditioner.She was told that the property manager doesn't cover the AC units. So I've had to buy insulation, and fill the machine, then cover the entire wall inside with plastic, in a futile attempt to keep the warm air inside and the cold out.The location is conveniently located across from major amenities, and the bus service is ok.So other than my mother having to figure out the cold air situation herself, (when the Ombudsman says it's the company's responsibility,) the place is fine.

Great location. Honestly got it for the location and ease of accessibility. Bus stop in front, grocery and pharmacy store across the road. Lots of eateries adjacent. Banks at the end of the road. Just a perfect location for newcomersOne year update/edit:My one year lease is up and I can say that I have enjoyed living here, proximity to necessities is a plus, maintenance was always on time but it’s time for me to move on. I had read reviews about increasing rent with each lease before I moved in on google and now I can agree with those people that wrote it. I got a mail for a lease renewal with an increased amount and no explanation. I see no reason why I should pay that much for another one year lease and even more if I want to pay month to month.It is a great place for newcomers I admit but do not plan to stay more than the first year because they will keep increasing the rent with each lease and it is not worth it. Get your own place and pay a mortgage instead

As a resident my family has felt safe in this place. I would highly recommend this apartment for any new comer as it is very close to the bus stop, gas station, grocery shops other stores around this property. The service and maintenance requests are addressed promptly by the property manager . This makes a good home.

Wellington Manor Apartments at Lakewood is a great place to live, especially for newcomers in Saskatoon, Canada. Very welcoming neighbors, dog friendly, no discrimination and it's an affordable apartment. One of the reasons I like the apartments is the promptness of the managers and maintenance team to make repairs and maintenance of the property when due or repaired. More so, I like the fact that it is accessible to a lot of amenities, eateries, liquor store, clinics, supermarkets, parks, worship center and many more. This is also one of the reasons I never hesitate to refer friends and family to live in Wellington Manor Apartments.

I lived here from 2018-2021.Pros: the location was great (dog park, walking trails, grocery, circle drive…). Secure (ish) building. Didn’t always feel super safe when the outside doors weren’t locking (and had a couple run-ins with non-residents sneaking in or just hanging out in the lobby), but the doors got fixed and this became less of a problem. The people who worked there were very kind at time I met them (new people seemed to come in frequently by the end of my time there).Cons: pay a lot to have a dog, without really any benefit (as time went on, felt less welcome, but I won’t get into it). Not as much of an issue at certain times, but know that a good amount of people may be afraid of dogs (even dogs that are just going about their business and paying the people no mind). I had kids run screaming as me and my dog came up stairs, walked by on the sidewalk, or got off the elevator, which is an excellent way to get barked at or (unfortunately) bitten. There should be a discussion with non-dog owners that there are dogs living there and maybe little flyers put up about being smart around dogs (people from some other countries have very different views of and experiences with dogs, many of whom reside here). I got dinged with many charges upon move-out regarding my damage deposit. Most of the charges were not due to my negligence or caused by me, but were issues since I moved in but I failed to complain or note them (things like bad/unfinished patch jobs on walls, paint drips, broken blinds…). These things are (or should be) noted by management when you move in upon your walk-through. To ensure you aren’t blamed in the end, make sure you aren’t just being polite. Mark down every little thing because it’ll bite you in the end :) Finally, I moved out because I couldn’t rightfully continue paying increasing rent, with each new lease, when I could buy a home and pay the same amount each month and have a big yard.

Living here was great! But after your lease’s done. They make it soo hard to get your deposit back! Absolute horrendous management!