Welcome to Crestview West, a community of affordable apartments surrounded by garden style grounds. Our studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments offer ample space with all the essential comforts of modern living, including walk-in closets, patios, balconies, ceiling fans, and convenient in-unit washers and dryers.
Rental prices include water, sewer and garbage, so you can settle into a lifestyle of predictable monthly housing costs. In our courtesy patrolled community, residents enjoy access to a private clubhouse and playground for their little ones. Breathe in fresh air and destress along garden pathways through green lawns and native trees, or host a family BBQ at the outdoor picnic benches.
Rental prices include water, sewer and garbage, so you can settle into a lifestyle of predictable monthly housing costs. In our courtesy patrolled community, residents enjoy access to a private clubhouse and playground for their little ones. Breathe in fresh air and destress along garden pathways through green lawns and native trees, or host a family BBQ at the outdoor picnic benches.
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Recently renovated with new flooring and crisp paint, our apartments provide ample space for you and your household. Each floor plan includes a large living area opening up to a private deck or patio, providing a generous supply of natural light and fresh air. Bedrooms feature closets for built-in storage and mounted wall heaters for optimized comfort.
Crestview West provides rent-restricted housing for residents whose income does not exceed the maximum allowable income for their household size. The total annual income must be at or below the following income limits depending on number of occupants in the household*.
There are (2) parts of the application and qualification process which must be met prior to being approved for move-in, these are: (1) Screening application and (2) Income/asset verification for program eligibility.Screening application: The screening application includes a credit, criminal, and landlord reference check.
There are (2) parts of the application and qualification process which must be met prior to being approved for move-in, these are: (1) Screening application and (2) Income/asset verification for program eligibility.Screening application: The screening application includes a credit, criminal, and landlord reference check.
Reviews (8)
Johnie Williams
Oct 15, 2021
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Todd
Jul 17, 2021
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Sophia Garner
Mar 28, 2021
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Currently in the process of applying for an apartment here and Andrea has been great! From the moment I called asking for availability to the moment I went in to fill out an application, she has been nothing but helpful. Currently hopeful that the whole application process goes smoothly and I can live here!
Dawn A.
Oct 30, 2020
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Elms
Oct 27, 2020
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Rent goes up $80-$100 more, every time you renew your lease. It doesn’t matter if you’re low income. Rooms are spacious though! The thing that lacks is security and maintenance. Cars are broken into and there’s nothing being done. The glass in the apartment hallway in building 9 has been broken into by homeless people multiple times and it is scary. They just replace the glass and that’s it. The fence between Madrona and Crestview is making way for people who don’t live here wonder around in the parking lot eyeing out residents properties and doing other things unnecessary. A lot of the
Rosalie Thomas
Sep 12, 2020
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I've been living at Crestview West for 5 years now. I like the staff. They get the job done ASAP. The grounds are kept up and it's clean. Before the Covid
they would take your packages for you as a courtesy. We have been thru a few management staff personal. I have enjoyed them all. This is a nice place to live and I would recommend it.
they would take your packages for you as a courtesy. We have been thru a few management staff personal. I have enjoyed them all. This is a nice place to live and I would recommend it.
Dan Widen
May 23, 2020
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Adam Hamlet
Nov 26, 2019
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If you like people that lie directly to your face, then yes, this is a great place to live. The "management" will lie for each other to try and cover up for their ignorance, you can even hear the stuttering in their voices as they lie. They "hand pick" who the want to move-in...I sense a bit a racism seeing how the majority of the tenants are of Latino decent... And if you call them and ask if they have units, they'll say yes, then a HALF HOUR later, claim the "the unit has been rented", despite the FACT the application alone takes up to two-weeks to process. I wonder if the FAIR HOUSING ACT applies
