I have been living in the Gateway Apartments for over 5 years and I love it here. The apartments…read moreare laid out perfectly. Everything is kept up to date from kitchen appliances, carpeting, to outside maintenance. Best move I ever made!

From the owner: Gateway Apartments is a garden community situated on twenty-two landscaped acres fronting on…read moreNorthampton Street in the Edwardsville/Kingston area. It is only five minutes from downtown Wilkes-Barres theaters and restaurants.Conveniently situated between Kirby Regional Park and the Gateway Shopping Center, it has direct access to a jogging and walking trail that stretches for miles.A private entrance leads to house size rooms and closets. Abundant windows allow natural lighting and cross ventilation during pleasant weather.A large patio or balcony provides an ideal retreat.Spacious kitchens are equipped with quality cabinetry, gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, built in microwave, garbage disposal and washer and dryer.Unrivaled sound conditioning and quality construction assures privacy and comfort.Call or visit today!

I lived here when I was a student from 2015-2017. I remember when I was getting the key to the…read moreapartment I contacted the Dunmore Exclusives employee I had corresponded with and I met them on a street corner in Scranton for the key to be given to me, which was awesome. What do I remember from living there? Well I remember that it always seemed like the landlord controlled the heat even though I was paying for it. Like, they came and insulated the windows with plastic which was cool, so you would think the heat would actually accumulate in the apartment. Well, I would turn up the thermostat and nothing would come on. In the winter I would just hole up in my room with a space heater and chill in there. I was like 21 so expectations were very low. The parking lot was horrible. There was like this shrub that stuck out into the middle of the lot and when the trash would get picked up they had to back the truck in but it had to make like a 15 point K turn to back in so it was this comedy of this truck right outside my windows switching gears and having the back up beeper going at like 6AM. Some real Wilkes Barre shit. What else? Well I couldn't open the fridge all of the way because the kitchen was so narrow, I didn't even really register that until my parents came over and my mom was putting some groceries in the fridge and commented on that. The stove was fucking nasty but that was half my fault. Sometimes the water would be brown? I don't know, again it's Wilkes barre. My friends and I would smoke inside the apartment which I'm sure the other tenants loved. One time there was this bang, like a howitzer went off outside my window and shook the whole building and another time I woke up on a freezing Wilkes barre winter night, cozy in my bedroom with the space heater to a woman banging on the front door of the building next to 155 W. River screaming, begging, crying, and pleading to be let back in. They also didn't give me my security deposit back but my mom actually sued them in small claims court and won the security deposit back, just for the principle of it. For $625 per month I thought it was luxury!!!

I lived in these apartments during my younger and more vulnerable years - they were absolutely…read moreAWFUL! The outside of the building is nice but the landlord and his management team at Dunmore Exclusives clearly has a total disregard for their tenants. In the wintertime the parking lot is neither plowed or salted and makes getting to your car nearly impossible. The dumpster at the back of the building is rarely emptied and overflows with refuse. The coin operated laundry machines in the basement and the elevator are constantly out-of-order. My problems with the landlord and his employees started a few months after I first moved in. I informed the landlord that packages left for me in the lobby were being stolen. There is a security system in the lobby and the landlord could have easily reviewed the video surveillance footage and identified the culprit but he couldn't be bothered. Though there is a coded-entry system for the front door, the lock was broken on the back door and anyone was just able to walk into the building. In the last three months I lived at the apartment there were four different water leaks. The Wilkes-Barre fire department was at the apartment twice and couldn't get in touch with either the landlord or management. Everyone in the building was evacuated and the local news was there. I gave an interview to one of the reporters and things went from bad to worse at my apartment building. Management stopped returning my calls or doing any repairs on my apartment. A massive leak ruined many of my personal items and caused the ceiling in the bathroom to cave in. Despite my repeated calls, the landlord did nothing. A leak in my closet caused dangerous black mold to grow on the walls and this risk to my health was ignored. Things haven't improved at West River Apartments since I moved out. I read a story in the Times Leader where Leonard Piazza, former Luzerne County Election Bureau director and tenant at the building, complained about a raw sewage backup in the basement. The county health inspector was later called and the landlord, once again, pleaded ignorance. This is a terrible apartment building and no one should have to live like that.

I've lived in Wilkeswood for about 2.5 years and my experience overall had been mediocre at best…read more From outside, the apartments looked good with maintained lawns, family-friendly and pet-friendly sidewalks and decent neighborhood but the reality was far from that. They mostly had dated apartments with old appliances and very awkwardly built kitchens. If you get lucky, the apartment won't have bug or roach problems and good neighbors. For the price they charged the residents, the amenities provided were the bare minimum. Mine didn't even have a microwave (experienced it for the first time) It was common for residents to switch apartments every year. This was because 1. The management was notorious was increasing the rent by a significant amount every year. Every. Single. Year. PA state didn't regulate rents so the landlords were free to increase it as per their wish (sigh) 2. The residents hoped the new units might not have the recurring problems in the old unit. Please thoroughly vet the units before you decide to move in here. Wilkeswood might be located in a good neighborhood but might not meet all your needs.

I was looking to get an apartment at this place. When I got there I felt unwelcome by the Manager…read more Her attitude was rude and she was easily frustrate by me asking questions that she felt was common sense!! This was my first time getting an apartment and I don't know how the process for an apartment in tales so I don't think asking questions would warrant an attitude. I was asking about a 2 bedroom apartment for myself ( I work from home for Geisinger Hospital ) and she kept implying that I was trying to move someone in with me, after I had mention 3x its just me. To add insult to injury, she said if I did she would find out.. Really .. SO ALL BP must be liars SMH.. Before I went into the office, took a tour of the grounds, to see the community and I was followed by one of the maintained guy in a truck. When I told him I was just looking around at the community, he said the office was back on pleasant drive and I can't drive around private property. I understand however the whole drive around behind me things was not inviting for someone looking to get an apartment. My experience for this place is a 0!!!! STAY AWAY

I have made many, many attempts to reach the rental office, but they NEVER answer the phone, and…read morehave NEVER returned calls when I have left messages. Are they still there? I was there often, for years, when my parents lived there 10-15 years ago, and I liked he conveniences. However, I don't know how things are since the colleges took over downtown, and the large parkade was built directly behind the building. Additionally, the number of negative comments that I have read are extremely concerning. My final assessment... having not even spoken to them.. they don't want me, so I don't want them!!

From the owner: We are an apartment community with 121 apartments, studios to 2 bedroom and our 1st floor is…read morecommercial suites with a variety of businesses. The W-B Intermodal public transport systems is steps from our doors and we are located in the heart of Downtown Wilkes Barre

my security deposit was never returned lived there from 2019 to dec 31, 2021been over 90 days. the…read morerent changes apon each lease agreement i dont recommend.

Worst place in the world to live in, i lived at this place for 2 years and all that i had was…read moreproblem and headaches, there is really poor management, the manager is really disrespectful, Rude and it's never willing to help the residents of the apartment. The apartment are over priced and they up your rent every year, the maintenance is horrible and take for everything to fix anything little thing. The hallway smell really bad .

They left sheriff's into my apartment with a key. And to boot it wasn't a search warrent, it was a…read moredomestic relation arrest warrent for someone else, for a missedpayment, wasn't even for me. They had no reason to be in my apartment at all. It's an expensive place to live to be so wholly violated.

Our first holiday season at green Acres is behind us . Now is the time to rave about the staff and…read moremanagement at SDK Green Acres! The holiday party was a success ! Jody and Cindy from the office did an amazing job setting up a very nice buffet , fabulous decorations and a festive atmosphere ! We are looking forward to the upcoming Super Bowl Party . Additionally , winter is well underway this year with frigid temps and icy roads ! No problem here , the roads and walkways are safe and free of slipping hazards ! Thank you for doing such an awesome job of keeping the community a safe and happy place to call home ! Al S.