Terrible security, if you want your car to get broken into or have vehicle damage, it's a great…read moreplace to live in. Terrible place and expensive for what it is.

I've lived in 3 apartments my whole life and my car has never been broken into till I lived here i…read moredon't know if it's the location or what but my car has been broke into 4 times and I have lived here a couple years I feel unsafe and it's too expensive almost 2 grand for a 1 bedroom is crazy work they have cheap appliances .. you got better luck renting a house for this price

I lived at Willow Lake Apartments for almost 14 months, and loved my time there. All of the leasing…read moreoffice staff are amazing, and I never had any issues with the apartment that didn't get resolved in a timely manner. The unit I moved in had just been newly renovated, and it had a modern look with dark gray carpet, faux granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The cost of rent/water/sewage/trash was $720 total for a 670 sq ft 1bed/1bath apartment so all you need to pay for is electricity and internet since renter's insurance is not required. The apartment complex is also wired with Google Fiber, for fast internet speeds, and they allow you to hang personal items on the walls. You don't even need to fill in the holes when you move out! However, I ultimately ended up moving to a new apartment complex because I wanted more space, an apartment with in unit washer and dryer, and a larger kitchen. The complex was also a long drive to work for me, and the office hours made it difficult to pick up items the get delivered to the leasing office since they're only open from 9am-5pm and closed weekends. If those things are non issues for you, then I would definitely recommend moving in here. I also didn't have any issues with move out, and was able to receive all of my security deposit back. They do 12/13 month leases, but I'd suggest going with the 12 month lease. Especially if you don't move in on the first of the month because they don't count prorated months as part of the lease term.

Have lived here 4 years and enjoy the convenient location, wild life in area and view of lake. All…read moremaintenance concerns are addressed in timely manner.

I have lived at BC apartments for about 3 years and would recommend this complex to anyone looking…read morefor a quiet, clean, and affordable place to live. The staff are exceptional and treat you like a friend. I have had a couple of maintenance issues over the years, which have been quickly addressed- literally within 30 mins to an hour, depending on the situation. The complex is community focused- having events like a hot cocoa bar during the holidays and even collects items for back to school and holidays, to donate. The complex is near Zona Rosa and surrounding shops and is not too far from the airport- but is very quiet! I routinely watch deer from my porch and rarely hear my neighbors. If you are looking for a safe, friendly and adorable complex in the Northland, I would recommend Bicycle Club Apartments! They also offer preferred employer incentives!

For anyone reviewing this, this is in response to the recent comment. Calls have been made to…read moreexpress my complaints and haven't been resolved. Therefore, I stand by what I've stated in my first post.

Why pay $$$ to have maintenance not maintaining the parking spaces …read more During the day they could be outside clearing parking spaces .But instead standing around not doing anything worth a paycheck. This is crazy that's their Job as living in an apartment complex get Parking spaces cleared , Many elderly people still work and cant do it . Most of us leave 5am and this could be done by the time we get home . You clean a parking space someone else takes it . Do better on this !

Everything was great until it wasn't. My lease was for 18 months and they were no issues....until…read moreafter I moved out. I left the place spotless. Movers were in and out within an hour. The day after I moved out, I actually forgot a couple of things in my "tools drawer" where I store all my tools and manuals for the furniture. I still had my key and was on my way to return it the day after move out. I remembered I have completely forgotten about my tools drawer and went back to get it before turning in my key. The key did not work. They had already changed the locks! Luckily, it was left unlocked! I walked in and they had already given the place a fresh new coat of paint and had all the lights and fans on. I looked around to see if I walked in on maintenance but no one was there. Everything was just as I left it. I went straight to my drawer and my tools were gone! Only my manuals were in there. Exactly 29 days later, I called Copper Ridge for my deposit since there are legally required to invoice me at 30 days which is stated on the lease agreement. I told them I haven't received or heard anything regarding my deposit and the property manager said I should receive it within the next day or so. It was 2 days later that I receive my check of ONLY 25 bucks. No invoice of any charges were included. I called them back and asked for my invoice for the charges they have taken out of my 200 dollar deposit. 125 for "furniture damage" and 50 for "pet urination". This was told to me over the phone btw. I regret not taking pictures because I was so confident on how spotless I left the place. And I think it's funny how they charge for "pet urination" when there is only carpet in the bedroom and my dog was trained to never go in the bedroom. No matter how hard you tried, she would not budge. So when I finally received a copy of my invoice, that I had to keep asking for, the inspection was done 8 days after I moved out! And the one sign off on the inspection was the property manager! There were no photos, nothing to prove of the furniture damage or pet urination! In short, not only did they stole nearly my entire deposit, they provided no proof of damages and urination and they've taken my tools while I still had the key. They also did the inspection 8 days after I moved out, meaning after they had taken my tools, change the locks and put on a fresh coat of paint. Don't recommend to anyone. I will not go to my tenant lawyer about this. The cost of my lawyer is more than what I'm fighting for.

So the package room has not gotten better managers do nothing about it. I'm moving in a week after…read morebeing here a long time. My neighbor and the other building lives next to some people that were shot in the head just about a few weeks ago. They complained to the managers for several months about noise and gunfire a couple times.do not move here. Cars are stolen. Packages are taken and a lot of gunfire.

Tldr: this is not a luxury apartment community…read more I can hear every single step (stomp) my upstairs neighbors make, their conversations, toilet flush, and even their snoring. The management is not proactive and is slow to be reactive (for example they will walk by burnt out lights for months), and this trickles down to the poor quality of residents. There seem to be bad pet owners here who do not clean up after their pets, even on sidewalks; the hallways are turning brown with new stains weekly and the front door mat of my building was covered in fresh urine every morning, smelling terrible all day long. Unfortunately, the buildings are hardly ever cleaned and when the cleaners do come maybe once a month, they must stand in one spot with the vacuum, the floors are covered in hair and dirt. Valet trash which is an extra mandated charge seemed to just now show up, and tenants leave their trash cans in the hallways despite requirements to bring indoors. Communication with management was inconsistent, sometimes they will email you, leave a note on your door, or only post a sign on their office window. They give very little notice of things which I guess they do not care if people are out of town. I quickly learned to do all my communication with management via their community platform/app so I at least had record, as when I called or stopped by the office my requests would not be completed. There was a big problem with smokers in the apartment and once I contacted management via the app (which goes to 5 employees at once) to report a specific unit smoking and they did not respond until multiple days later. Also, with lack of communication, there was no notification of when the pool would close despite multiple people asking on the community app. The package room is a joke, with your items being dumped on the floor or even left piled in garbage bags for you to sort through. The business center is also worthless as the computers are old and not functioning properly.

DO NOT LIVE HERE, they will take all your deposit and more for nothing!!!! Also good luck if u sign…read morea lease here and everyone who works here are the meanest rudest people I've ever met

I have loved living here thus far, the entire office staff has been nothing but amazing. Stephanie,…read morethe property manager has such a big heart and truly goes above and beyond for the residents. Maintenance gets to any request that I have in a timely manner. David, the housekeeper keeps the entire complex super clean. They always have resident events going on, so there is always something to do. I would recommend this place to anybody looking to move!

Awful property. They advertise amenities and then do not provide them. The maintenance team is…read moreusually on the ball but the office staff is beyond useless. Most of the time you'll be dealing with their terrible AI assistant Piper who has no clue how to answer basic questions. I do not recommend The Reserve At Barry at all. Keep looking, you will find a property that actually pretends to respect its tenants, because The Reserve At Barry wants nothing to do with you unless a check bounces.

J S 6 reviews 3 days…read moreago New I have lived at this complex for 2.5 years, and while I pay my rent on time every single time, I am a clean and responsible tenant: my "valued residency" on their lease renewal form on their website feels like it counts towards nothing. I have only stayed because it's easier to stay put and pay too much to be treated the way I have, than to go through the pain of moving. Renter beware: once you sign those papers you are in for a ride. Numerous issues with being sent lease violation notices that we were not guilty of (one of which wasn't even for my apartment and had someone else's info on it). Evidence given for a pet waste violation of lease was "someone said a dog was seen relieving itself on the lawn outside your apartment and no one picked up after it." Yes, I have a dog. So do many other residents. And this is my fault because it's just outside my windows? Another pet leash reminder was sent after the complex decided the middle of winter was a good time to replace door seals, and my dog managed to get out the door because it literally wouldn't stay shut unless I locked it. I received the notice shortly after chasing my dog around the complex for 20 minutes with a leash in my hand. Overflowing sink issue caused by maintenence staff was fixed like 90% of the way, but they were unwilling to put new silicone on the sink and the whole sink wobbles. We have to be careful not to fill it, or water sloshes over the unsealed edges and into the storage space below. Janky electric box in this unit caused the microwave to blow the breaker multiple times even after the breaker was replaced. Noise complaints made against neighbors that let their kids stay up all night running back and forth across the apartment went unresolved for two months, before I started considering legal action. The leasing office kept telling me to talk to the night security service even after a third, fourth complaint was made. I had to send them recordings of the upstairs doors being slammed and kids jumping off the bed at 4:30 am before they did anything about it - like they weren't taking me seriously, or didn't believe me. The office is willing to renew a lease clear up until the very day you would need to vacate - yet at 53 days to go they drag their feet on paperwork needed to send to a potential new landlord, and still charge a prorated amount for the 7 days needed for notice to vacate. There is apparently zero wiggle room on this, even though I did not fill out their renewal form (which logically, is an answer in and of itself). What are they really losing by accepting it at 53 days from a tenant that was never late on payment for 2.5 years? What does the complex gain by charging me for an extra week when they could use that time to re-list the apartment (a process they will need to go through regardless)? Is this bad review worth the wasted emails and time? I feel like I'm being held hostage for trying to leave. I was originally not going to post this review, preferring to let this experience be water under the bridge, another classic example of "that's why you don't rent apartments from corporations." But the corporate "by the book" treatment of my family from the moment we signed the paperwork, including by the manager who pompously informed me they've been in this industry for 24 years when notifying me of the prorated amount I would need to pay, and their subsequent condescension when I asked if there was any way we could let this go with well over a month before actually leaving - has left me without any wiggle room. I will post this because it's my "by the book" experience; an honest review that I was hounded multiple times by the leasing office to leave on Google shortly after signing the paperwork, and a couple of times after a repair order was completed. Well here you go, you got your review. The Reserve at Barry want to make themselves look good in public appearance. Like their new and innovative style isn't a big corporation in a friendly mask. Don't fall for it.

Location can't be beat. It's right on the streetcar and my balcony has one of the best views of the…read morecity. I can see both the Kauffman Center and Union Station from my window. The maintenance and property management staff is amazing too.

From the owner: Beautiful modern design (award-winning), right on the Streetcar line, with Google Fiber and private…read morebalconies for every apartment! Call/text/email us today!

this place sucks concerning the maintenance. They are bad at their job and lazy they constantly sit…read morearound all day taking advantage of the apartments negligence towards their residents. You are hard-pressed to get a maintenance order on time. in addition, they close the pool every Monday pretending to clean it. Yet they do not clean a thing. only making the pools inaccessible to all residence.

the kids have access codes to all the buildings so they run wild through each complex units. my…read moremail gets stolen, they dont have any cameras in the buildings. the property manager ms.paula is a veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy rude & disrespectful women , she has no patient what so ever. all she wants is the rent money and totally has no concern about the real problems. they dont like to send maintenance over to fix things more then 2 times. overall they need a new managment in office very races she hates black people she would do everything in her power to get black tents moved out even if that means keep adding $50 late fees to your rent portal. it sucks living here i wouldnt reccomend anyone to move in.

DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY. We lived at this location for nearly 3 years. They will send you…read morefalse bills after move out, with zero explanation. I neglected to take a photo of the initial bill that was mailed to us after move out, but it was over $2400. Attached is my fight with them and the final bill after fighting, with inconsistent follow up after a month. Kim Monroe could not care less about the residents. Additionally, the letter says "please See enclosed documentation" but nothing else was provided to us. Also, Frank the maintenance man aggressively pursued our upstairs neighbor while we were living there. According to her (and she called us during this exchange) , he stopped her while walking her dog. She denied the advances. When she got back to her apartment, Frank was there waiting at her door. She reported this incident to management, who let her out of her lease. They did not fire Frank. We previously liked this guy, but after her interaction knew he was dangerous. He was still working there when we moved out (2024). Beware of this complex, they do not care about you, your vehicles being stolen/broken into, or their own integrity

Love when I wake up to go to work, and my car has been towed because they're doing construction…read more They're were no notices of where you can/ can't park, And the tow company does not care and will just your vehicle anywhere. Northland passage did a horrible job of notifying renters that this is taking place. absolutely no signs, and not a single note left on front doors of apartments. What a joke this has been.