Wescott Place Apartments

Josephine Pearson

Lived there 8 years...good for 55 and over need more computer services for people that don't have cable and more seats in TV room. Underground parking is great, and close to mall and grocery stores.

Camillia Leacock

Security issues. Management will not make necessary upgrades when repeated "repairs" for over three years are to no avail leaving this senior population vulnerable. The key fob system needs to be replaced. Residents are sometimes locked out of their own resident because the door scanner does not read their keyfob when entry is attempted. The property manager is rarely onsite as she works multiple properties for the company so the residents have to knock on windows or wait until someone happens to come out to let them back in. Huge inconvenience when you are standing outside the door with bags of groceries, you are disabled using an ambulatory device and went outside for a few minutes to get some fresh air, and/or you are standing out there alone at night. Spend the money and replace your door entry system. The company had a property manager on-site five days a week in the first few years of the property opening but now that they are at or near 100% occupancy, they do not see a need to have someone there daily to service the existing residents. For the past few years, the property manager is only there 2-3 days a week and gone by 4:30 pm. Hours not conducive for some seniors (55+) that still work and get home after 5 pm.

Antoinette “Toni” Weir

Great place to live for seniors.

Jean Jacobs

Great place to live for the amount of rent you pay, not always a vacancy, but if you get the opportunity to get on the waiting list, don't pass it up. And there are income restrictions that apply. But all in all, you will be satisfied with the accommodations.