This place is five stars. Plain and simple. Lydia is the nicest property manager I've ever…read moreencountered. There aren't any amenities, but I've found that even in properties with hot tubs, pools, etc... I used them maybe once or twice a week. Get yourself a membership to the local Y and live here if that's what you're looking for. Definitely worth the price. 1350 monthly rent for a big 2 bedroom apartment on a 6 month lease. Comparable start at 1500 for a 1 br.

The people at The Galman Group, North Lane Apartments and Green Valley Manor Apartments are…read morewonderful people, and the apartments are top notch. My father in law spent his last several years at GVM and loved his time there. The thing that really stands out is how many people got to know him (and us) and make an impression as kind people who truly cared about the tenants. I strongly recommend these or any apartments operated by The Galman Group!!!

If you want to live with MICE the main line berwyn apartments are for you !! All three buildings…read moreare infested with mice , they live in the walls as told to me by the pest control man. And when they die in the walls the smell goes throughout your apartment. New resident first week she had mice , another resident had to move to another apartment as theirs was infested with mice so bad running through the house it was horrific !!! Its an old building and not worth the rent !!!!!

This apartment community is conveniently located within minutes of the train station, library, town…read morecenter, park and middle school and high school. The apartments are well maintained and the neighbors are quiet. The property manager is the negative about this place. He is a control freak, he unnecessarily harasses tenants, he is condescending, and he lies. For example, he won't keep the pool open during summer hours when people could actually swim, he only allows use of the recycling bin on Tuesdays, and he tells people that he is building a dog park but has yet to build one after 2 years, and he won't allow a community BBQ area, and when there is a crime on the property, he won't inform tenants so as not to unnecessarily panic them. With all the complains, I'm not sure why he hasn't been transferred to another location but for a 5 start rating, this property manager has to go.

Lived here for 3 years and loved it. Sally the apartment manager was always extremely helpful and…read moretimely. I had just two small maintenance issues in my 3 years, both of which were fixed within 24 hours. Parking lot can get crowded but I was always able to find a spot and it's free so can't complain. Trash valet is nice too. I lived on the 3rd floor and it was extremely quite which was great. Rent was reasonable when you compare to other places nearby, especially the complexes down on bridge street, and it's still a pretty easy walk to bridge street. Highly recommend.

My daughter and I moved here in mid December 2018, and we absolutely love it!…read more I have lived in Phoenixville for over 25 years and I remember when these apartments used to be called Breckenridge, which had a horrible reputation. Rest assured these apartments are NOT like the old ones!!! Phoenix View was purchased in 2017 by a new management company and renovations were finished in early in 2018. The flooring is beautiful and so easy to keep clean and there are stainless steel appliances in the kitchens and a washer and dryer in each unit. My unit also has a balcony, which we use almost daily. The new management company is still making improvements too, including adding additional parking and a possible outdoor amenity area. I have had only two maintenance issues, one with the door lock and the other with the AC unit. Both were resolved promptly by friendly staff ( our maintenance guy is awesome by the way) The apartments are pet friendly so if you are a dog lover your fur baby will meet lots of new friends as you walk around the complex (which has doggie stations throughout). If you like to visit downtown Phoenixville ( Bridge St.) the apartments are only a short walk away from all of the shops and restaurants. A big plus since parking down there is often difficult ( okay, pretty near impossible especially during special events). The complex is quiet and I have some pretty great neighbors. It really feels like a community and I am very glad I chose Phoenix View!

The walls in the new buildings are so thin, I can literally hear everything my neighbor does in his…read moreliving room from my bedroom. I've lived in many apt complexes in and around philly and never had issues with hearing neighbors so clearly. Been here for a few months and I don't feel that it's really worth the price so far. I'm wishing I would have moved into one of the older buildings. I have friends that live in the back 2 buildings & say they never hear the neighbors through the walls... plus it's about $400 cheaper for an older unit per month..

I have been living here for 13 years. The limited attention that is given to their residence is…read morepathetic. It takes months for Service requests to be granted, even though a resident might find them urgent like mice, rodents, etc.... . Often times they say that they have already completed your request for maintenance and they have not. The front office does not answer your calls. You have questions in regards to your bill and no one returns your phone call. The lack of communication and professionalism at this place is horrible. At this point. I will continue my lease until it is up, but renewing will not be an option. They have now added on additional fees that were never added on before. We pay for water and sewage and trash and other additions like insurance and property fees that were not originally a part of the leasing agreement. Last, but not least, we lose water often, trash shoots are shut down, and security is a joke. You can get into the doors without any key or fob.

I have lived here for almost three years. Almost all of the apartments have identical floor plans:…read moreall one bedroom and one bath. Bedroom is very large for the price. Nice place to live if you want somewhere well-kept and quiet, but no bells and whistles. Pros - The maintenance is very good (also just got new windows). There is a lot for one free parking spot per apartment and free street parking for additional cars or guests. I've never seen a car broken into or damaged. Never had a pest issue. They take pride in the building being kept up and items in order. Storage unit in the basement for very reasonable price. Train station is a 5 minute drive away. Right in between Conshohocken and King of Prussia for shopping and places to eat. Concrete walls for a quiet building. Month to month rent. 1 really large closet in bedroom. 1 walk in hall closet. Our bathroom fan works really well. Cons - it's not modern by any means. Bathrooms are smaller than a work cubical. Sometimes the dumpster is full but it's not a consistent issue. Smoking is permitted inside and you can smell it in the halls. A/C is not central - one air unit in the living room wall. FYI - The landlord screens future tenants really well (he won't give you an application if you're a partier or seem like you'll trash the place). The building is about half older, single ladies who are retired or close to it. The other half are young people just starting out or can't afford a ton but want a nice place to live. No pets allowed. Carpeting everywhere except bathroom and kitchen.

I waited a year to do this review to make sure this review is honest and not hasty. This has been…read morethe best apartment complex I have ever lived in. The community is so diverse and everyone is friendly. The management company runs a tight ship and ensures the grounds and each building is maintained and feels welcoming. The price absolutely reflects the quality. Me and my husband plan on living here for a while.

MONEY-HUNGRY GREEDY MGMT, INHUMANE LIVING CONDITIONS!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS AND RENT ELSEWHERE!!!!…read moreWe moved into Park Square in November 2018 and loved living there for a few years. It was brand new and always clean, the Management and staff were super friendly and helpful, and there were community events every month! But with the change in Management 2-3 years back, it's become a terrible place to live. The Management team only cares about the bottom line, and will stop at nothing to get as much money from you as they can. The constant shortage of parking spaces at the complex creates daily issues for both guests and residents, and they'll have your car towed instantly without even a warning (I know from experience, unfortunately). Instead of offering solutions (like giving more tenured residents a reserved parking space at a discounted rate), they seem to ignore the issue and just accept it as a way of living at the complex. (It's not their problem unless you pay extra for a reserved spot each month). I've watched my parent's dog about 3-4 different times a year as they were away on vacation, and each time, Management consistently argued I should be subject to the pet fee and monthly pet rent, or else I'd be breaching the Lease contract. (Again, another money grab to get the most money as possible out of their residents). What once was a clean and luxurious complex has become disgusting and sad due to Management's negligence and inaction. Dog owners consistently leave feces within the hallways. There's a constant smell of marijuana in building 3000 every day. Car break-ins were happening in broad daylight. Public amenities like the fire pits are always broken and unusable. Management does nothing about these issues besides sending a vague email to all residents which never solves these problems. But all these problems pale in comparison to the inhumane living conditions we were living in - Building 3000 has a persistent mice infestation that we experienced on a daily basis from January 2025 through our move-out date in May 2025. After informing the Management team in February 2025, their only solution was to bring in their "pest control vendor" to put more traps down in hopes to resolve the issue (something we've already been doing for the past month with no success). The severity and prolonged nature of the infestation made it so bad that we ultimately decided to leave and find better living conditions for ourselves and our two-year-old daughter. Despite the health risks and poor living conditions, the Property Management team and Leasing Office never offered alternative solutions, condolences or compensation of any type during or after our stay. We thought the nightmare was over after moving out in May 2025, but this past week (5+ months later), we received a notice from a debt collection agency on behalf of Park Square to collect a $200 "additional balance due" to cover cleaning costs (something they verbally agreed to cover due to the mice infestation). You read that right - $200! They'll stop at nothing to get every penny from you, and they don't care about the residents at all or improving quality of life at the complex. Whatever you do, avoid renting from Park Square. Also, if you're aware of a strong legal/counsel practice in the area with experience in these scenarios, please contact me privately as I look to pursue legal action.

Great value for the money. I have lived here a few years now and have enjoyed it. The area is…read morequiet, safe and located close to the mall, not to mention most of the major highways. There have been no crime(s) here that I am aware of since moving in. The management is quick to respond to reported issues and are always friendly. My neighbors have been quiet and people generally keep to themselves. No crazy drama going on outside either. The buildings are well maintained. They plow snow, cut the grass...etc etc...If you have a problem in the apartment, let them know and they will send someone out the next business day. (they have people available for emergencies of course..) It isn't the most fancy place you can find, but I think they are decent enough. They have pay laundry rooms in each building, a bit of room for storage in the basement areas. (Figure about another 20 dollars per month for this..) Heat / hot water is included in the price of rent, this is a good value. You pay for electric. (60-100 a month in my experience...) Traffic in and around the area isn't too bad, but you should learn some back roads during the Christmas time! Mall traffic is crazy on 202. Well worth checking out!

I've been living here for 5 years in a row now so I guess I'm qualified for some comments. I've…read morebeen to some of my friends' rental places in the area and none of them is both as good and affordable as Belmont Village. It's located in a quiet and beautiful neighborhood, and it feels rather safe as well. Maintenance is usually quick and easy - all I need to do is to write an email about the issue and couple of days later I come home to find the issue resolved. It's got secured building entrance, but package delivery is right to my door. Staffs are really nice although I don't really find the need to talk to them much. There are more than enough parking spots for both the tenants and guests. The lovely little pool could be an addition, if I loved water (and I don't). Another perk is free heating, not sure if that's standard in the area but there's big savings during Pennsylvania winters. As for downsides, there really isn't anything major to complain about, considering the price. Shared laundry, spotty wireless signal (I'm AT&T), monopoly of Xfinity internet, plain design and decoration, and that's about it. The storage might be a bit tight but for a guy it has been quite enough. So overall, it's totally worth the price. And they allow cats!

Not getting any better. Rental office is of no help at all. Now I report things that I'm tired of…read morefixing myself such as caulking under the toilet to stop the roaches from getting in (as they crawl from under the toilet) and they don't bother to come or indicate that they are coming. Also, this area has a very bad problem with ants. Really bad. If you sit on the benches in the yard area, you will have ants crawling on you at some point... not just maybe one or two.. but quite a few. I used to sit out there with my cat who was an outdoor cat.... after a while, I had to stop doing it because there would always be an ant crawling on you. They get in if you open the window through any crack... and you have to open the window in the winter and early Spring because the apartments get so hot otherwise as there's no circulation. I've lived here 7 years and I have never even turned the heater on in the winter. You have to open the door into the hallway and/or open the windows outside to get it to a normal temperature. Is the price affordable? Sure. But I can't get them to stop my neighbor from stomping around and they're using COVID now as an excuse to not address it or fix routine maintenance problems such as the ceiling fan with is so clogged with some (I have no idea how to describe it but it's unclean and is almost like lint from a dryer). I can't turn it off... it's on when the lights are..... but they said, "we'll be monitoring your requests to decide when we come...." and apparently roaches entering the apartment from under the toilet is low priority for them . They also have plumbing problems here too. When neighbors run their garbage disposal, it clogs up somewhere down the line and it ends up backing up in my apartment... This has been happening for years. They've come a few times to fix it too... and they have fixed it... only to have it clog again later. I have to scrub out the tub every few days because the dirt that's left behind is almost like some kind of sediment. I put down clear pads on the tub to avoid falling because they painted the tub from a drab green to white by PAINTING it and because I nearly fell once... these clear bath pads are now brown... that's how much sediment and grime comes from the water here. Seriously... this area made the news due to the army base just up the street on NBC News dumping chemicals in the water... It made the news twice in recent memory. Aside from that, the neighborhood is relatively safe.. but just be mindful if you end up in C building on the lower floor... there's a reason I moved out..... if the only thing stopping roaches from crawling out from under the toilet is caulk (that breaks apart if the toilet is moved even slightly) and they won't fix it, you'll run into them too. Good luck to you because it won't be my problem come June.

The apartment (2-bedroom) is spacious and comfortable. On the rare occasion that maintenance is…read morerequired, the individuals are prompt and courteous.