wonderful location. minutes from downtown. close to parks. in a highly desirable suburb filled…read morewith restaurants , coffee shops and other retail amenities. great gym with all the modern equipment and free weights. sauna and a beautiful pool almost always empty! HOA is higher than some condos in the area but worth it. oh yes-- outstanding restaurant Pier W is connected to the building with an indoor connector. love this place

What a great condo building!! They actually treat like an adult, unlike the Carlyle next door!!read more

I have lived in Pebble Creek apartments for 6 months and so far I would have to say I am, for the…read moremost part, very pleased about our decision to move here. I'll start with all the things I like about the place. The apartments are very spacious and kept up very well. The complex looks incredible. They go to great lengths to keep the place clean and inviting. The property management team has been nothing but wonderful and they are typically very quick to respond to any problems. The complex is located just a couple of miles away from downtown Twinsburg and most every store you could need access to. For those who are looking for easy highway access for your daily work commute 480, 271, and route 8 are easily accessible from the complex. The complex is also close to several gyms and great restaurants. I've never felt slighted by the lack of amenities (pool, on site gym, etc) for what we pay a month, especially considering how well the place is kept up and how nice Twinsburg is. There are a couple of draw backs with the complex. As the other reviewers mentioned, the cable/internet situation is a problem. When you sign your lease you sign up to have your cable provided by Dish network (through Windstream) and your internet through Windstream. If you've ever had the misfortune of working with Windstream you know why this is a problem. Needless to say their customer service is terrible, and because they own the Dish contract it's very difficult to get decent customer service from Dish. Ok, no problem just disconnect and get someone else, right? Wrong. Because Windstream bought out the cable for the complex they still charge you a $50 a month access for another company to use their outlets. All this may seem minor but after a few brutal customer service phone calls you'll understand the problem. The other issue I have with the complex deals with the number of parents who tend to pull their car up to the complex exit and sit there with their kids while they wait for the school bus. This also seems like a minor issue but when you are trying to get out the door for work it can be a little frustrating trying to navigate a line of cars when you don't know who is waiting for a school bus and who is also about to pull out and around the line of cars. The management staff has tried to address the issue but they are largely ignored. While we are moving out of Pebble Creek in a few months due to job changes, I would absolutely recommend the complex to anyone looking to move into a nice, quiet, neighborhood in a nice town.

3 months here and I love it. It's clean, the landscaping is beautiful, very dog friendly and the…read morefirst snow well cleaned up!

Enjoyed living there for 4 years, quiet over all, nice pool. my unit was a bit outdated but it was…read morespacious. There was an extended amount of time where the security gates did not work, and that was an inconvenience. Upon move out, they took $378 from my deposit to pay to have the carpet replaced. The carpet was poor quality and outdated (compared to the carpet in other units at the Terraces at Northridge), and showed normal signs of use for 4 years. The only damage was from when their toilet cracked and spilled water all over the closet. This is a sneaky practice that appears to be a way of using tenant funds to pay for updates they would have needed to make anyways. I am saddened to have to leave this bad review.

I lived here 9 years and it was horrible every step of the way. This place is infested with…read moremultiple species of cockroaches, there's mold everywhere, they do not clean the stairwells literally ever, and there's a water leak somewhere almost constantly, resulting in weekly water shut offs. The building manager is barely there, so ann old bigoted woman who cannot help you in anyway with anything is the point of contact most days, and the owners are beyond rude. The apartments come dirty, and then they charge you for it when you leave, even if you live there 9 years and leave it spotless. The pool burns your skin because the idiots don't know how to take care of it. The parking lot will give you a flat tire. The elevators break down monthly and it took them a year to fix the one. The list goes on. It's a terrible place to live and you should absolutely never consider this shit hole.

My boyfriend recently started a fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic and we decided to move into 1…read moreOAK. The apartment manager, Brook, helped us find an amazing unit. We have a fabulous view. The apartment has lots of natural light and closet space! The whole complex is super clean, renovated and up to date! There is a great gym with a huge selection of fitness equipment. I can't wait till summer to tan by the pool. The best part is the location. I can walk to Whole Foods and do all my grocery shopping! Lakewood is filled with cute fun bars! Living at 1 OAK has made me love Cleveland. I HIGHLY recommend this building. Management also let me know they are installing a Starbucks machine in the lobby!!!

Attentive management , great views ( regardless of your unit ) , modern design and specious floor…read moreplans . Highly recommend .

Currently paying some of the highest rent psf in downtown for a subpar one bedroom. Over the course…read moreof our lease we've consistently been unable to utilize the stove to boil anything. Despite many complaints and visits from maintenance, the issue remains unresolved. Currently going on two hours trying to boil potatoes, your money is better spent elsewhere. Also, my car was broken into in the garage within a week of purchasing it.

If you are older, and thinking of a place to live, this is the perfect community for you! Took a…read moretour and filmed a video ((for work)) where I met a lot of a residents and they had nothing but wonderful things to say AND THEN the tour put a picture to their words. Not at all spoken, by the residents, as a "senior home or facility," but instead they call it a community. In fact, they would like to refer to it as Cloverleaf Communities. The apartments are spacious, quiet and the residents are friendly and sweet as pie. They offer events in the community room, celebrate monthly birthdays, have a family room, offer billiards, hair salon and shuttle for those who are no longer driving. You think senior living and shoot to an age range of 80 years and older, no. I met a women in her 60's who was just tired of the yard work! I met a man in his 70's who works out at the gym three times a day, hunts and enjoys the food in the area. The biggest perk, the residents will say, is the dish washer, stainless steal appliances and the fact that they can send their grand kids home at the end of a long day. I laughed. My mom does the same. If you are in the area, do a tour. Now, I was only there for work, but I told all my new friends that I would be renting out an apartment asap and would see them soon, and I'm only 32! ((Don't tell my son or husband.))

If you are kids looking for a place for your parents to downsize and are considering this complex -…read moreDon't do it! This "Senior Apartment Complex" is marketed to the senior citizens but offer no senior amenities. No car-ports (even though they publicize they have them). No shoveling sidewalks (public area); no shoveling of ramps from sidewalk to parking lot for those with wheelchairs/scooters; trash room doors that are so heavy they can't be opened by most tenants in a wheelchair/scooter holding a bag. One elevator that goes out with the electricity which leave those again with wheelchairs/scooters, unable to get to their apartment. Smelly halls that when asked of management, you get "it is what it is". Landscapers that blow grass onto the patios of ground floor tenants and then have to be raced down (in a wheelchair/scooter) to have them blow off the patio. A maintenance person who says he will do work then never shows and found sleeping in the parking lot. A property manager that never leaves her desk and just gives lip service (vs. personal service). Tip of the iceberg people! Don't go! I wouldn't send my enemies here (then again..)

I like living here. There are a couple of weird people. Sometimes people let their dogs poop on the…read morelawn which sucks. The building itself is beautiful and looks like a castle. The hardwood floors were redone before I moved in and that was a selling point. There is a weird little gargoyle. I tell myself that I live in a castle that I share with a bunch of other people. It is the truth so I believe it. One of the main reasons for living here was the close proximity to Edgewater Park and the Shoreway. It is really easy to get anywhere in the city from this point. I can get to the West Side Market in 5 minutes and Tremont in 7. It usually takes around 20 minutes to get Cleveland Heights area. My good old mom is only 2 and a half miles down the road in Lakewood so that is an added plus. If only you had the best mom in the world like I do!

I really love this building. It's a classic, Tudor style built in 1929. Gorgeous neighborhood…read more Beautiful street. The lobby of this building is very pretty. The front grounds are very well kept. Lawn is always trimmed, snow is always removed quickly. Obviously, I can only comment on my apartment. It is fricking lovely. I am seriously happy to pay my rent monthly. Beautiful hardwood floors. Pretty plaster walls. Updated kitchen. Fixtures are very pretty. View onto Lake Avenue is lovely. Let's talk parking garage. Wow. To say I was intimidated would be an understatement. I will have to add a photo. However... $50 a month to NOT have to find street parking every month... Priceless. Laundry facilities... Fair at best. I believe they found the smallest machines possible. And yes...$2.00 to wash, $1.75 to dry. Oy! And only three washers and three dryers. Many times, one machine is down. But usually repaired quickly. Oh! And they have a generous pet policy. Lots of bigger dogs. Nice to see! My standard poodle was welcomed with open arms. All in all... Great building. Mostly friendly folks. Great management staff (AZ Management). They are professional and responsive. I will seriously miss this place. Really. Website: http://azmanagement.com/Lake-West-Apartments.aspx

I visited One University Circle in early February 2026 to co-work with my friend who lives here…read morewith her boyfriend. We both work remote jobs. I stayed in her apartment until about 12:30pm. She gave me a tour of the building so here are my thoughts. These apartments are categorized as Luxury Apartments. From a VISITORS stand point -- These are nice apartments on the east side of Cleveland. They are within close proximity to Case Western Reserve University, CWRU Law School, Cleveland Clinic main hospital, the Cleveland Museum of Art, Severance Hall (where the Cleveland Orchestra performs), Wade Oval, and of course, the University Circle neighbourhood. The apartment building is huge with many floors. My friend's 1 bedroom apartment itself is small for the average American, at around 700 square feet (my estimated guess) but I find this to be a perfect size since I like small spaces. Her 1 bedroom apartment has a big bathroom, open concept kitchen with a counter top and option to add bar chairs which she added, a living room space with an attached balcony, and a modern fridge that dispenses water. For the common areas -- the lobby is inviting with comfortable chairs, the gym is clean and has plenty standard equipment, the sauna is spacious (I think there are 2 saunas). I got to use the gym in the morning with my friend before we both started work. At the gym, I enjoyed using the stair climber machine and weights. We didn't have time to use the sauna. There is a garage for residents to use at an extra cost. VISITOR PARKING (FREE) -- I don't know what the apartment offers for visitor parking but my friend told me to park at the PNC Bank parking lot on Deering Ave., after hours. Parking was free. I visited during a weekday morning after 7am when there was no one in the parking lot, except maybe 1 car. From a RESIDENTS standpoint -- My friend enjoys living at One University Circle in the 1 bedroom apartment that she shares with her boyfriend who is a doctor at Cleveland Clinic. She told me she has had no complaints except when it took a little while for maintenance to fix something in her bathroom at some point in time. COST -- As of July 2026, a one bedroom unit starts at over $2500 and a studio unit starts at over $1800. Depending on the floor plan, the cost will vary. My friend lives on a high floor unit so her rent is more expensive than those who live on lower floors but cost is relative. For me, I would say that all units (whether top or bottom floor) are expensive and I wouldn't pay that much for rent because I would rather buy a house at that point. Depending on your income though and what you are willing to spend your money on, then you may or may not find living here expensive especially given the amenities that the building offers. Of course, we all know that owning a home makes more economic sense because that tends to be less expensive than renting but I digress. Visit their website to view rent prices. Read previous reviews from residents who had a negative experience living here and then read the more positive reviews before deciding to live here. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 161/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1002 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 July 2026

Amazing concierge who are always there for you when you need it and are always so approachable. The…read moreapartment building also hosts cocktail hours with food. The 20th floor has an amazing view. The amenities are always so clean and for any repairs they are always responded to quickly. They also have soap in the dog wash station, and dog treats at the dog wash station and the front desk. They offer towel service for the pool and gym. Free coffee in the lounge (tastes amazing) This building is well worth it and has truly met our needs for safety in the area and exceeded our expectations! We lived here for 2 years and really enjoyed our time here.