WWU Living communities are located right next to campus. We are situated in an ideal spot just minutes from your favorite coffee shop, lunch spot, and so much more. WWU Living is the right choice for a centered and balanced lifestyle. Stay connected, stay active, stay in the center of it all. Bright and open floor plans and amenities improve your day-to-day routine, and these spacious apartment homes are perfect for sharing with friends.
Taylor Heights offers three or four-bedroom floor plans. Need WWU housing? At "The U" residents enjoy a perfect location in a quiet neighborhood just minutes from Western Washington University. The U offers three and four bedroom apartments for rent with select homes featuring wood flooring, private patios, and breakfast bars.
Taylor Heights offers three or four-bedroom floor plans. Need WWU housing? At "The U" residents enjoy a perfect location in a quiet neighborhood just minutes from Western Washington University. The U offers three and four bedroom apartments for rent with select homes featuring wood flooring, private patios, and breakfast bars.
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Brendan Hopkins
Nov 30, 2021
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William Stich-Smith Will
Sep 30, 2021
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Kj Nelson
Sep 21, 2021
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My son had black mold for over 6 months and the leasing office would not even return calls(all pre-covid). He then had a water leak from upstairs neighbors 9 months ago and after several requests to fix the gaping hole in the ceiling they never fixed it. My son lived there for 2 years, as it is cheap and has great access to the school. The maintenence team is kind, but the leasing office is 100% unresponsive. Steer clear of this place. correction this review is for skyvue operated by same company
Lauren Nickle
Sep 03, 2021
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Management is awful, I recommend checking out the other reviews posted around the internet. I couldn’t get them to call me back at any point over the course of a year. It took over 2 months to get a key to my mailbox & the office was almost always closed. I sent easily 10+ emails without ever getting a response in regards to coordinating my move out. There have been a few accounts of them continuing to charge people after they move out & sending them to collections. This place is obscenely overpriced for the area, if I were you I’d just find somewhere else
Brandon Wilmoth
Sep 02, 2021
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They raised my rent during Covid, their reputation alone made it really difficult to find a lease takeover, no washer and dryer in unit, and the rent is way too expensive for a
tiny bedroom. I lived in University Heights for almost two years before I moved out. Please take my advice and don't do business with them.
tiny bedroom. I lived in University Heights for almost two years before I moved out. Please take my advice and don't do business with them.
Trinity Kaeding
Aug 04, 2021
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Living here a month now. It's VERY close to campus, just like I hoped. Directly across from a bus station and dorms! It can get a bit loud (cars and neighbors) and you don't really get much of a chance to know who your living with other than gender before fully commiting to a room. I got very lucky and have fantastic roommates though. You do get your own room with a lock and key. mine comes with a space with pretty good size for price in this area (a twin bed was a good call though) the laundry room requires a key they give you and you do have to pay for the machines. But the rent is a straight
Y. M.
Jun 02, 2021
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Best advice don't live there! My son lived at University Heights Apartments during Covid. Upon moving in, he found his bathroom with feces and urine all over the toilet. During Covid! Their website said enhanced cleaning was happening, total lie! Management refused to clean. Carpets were stained and dirty, closet in bedroom was broken, also kitchen drawers were broken. In the six months he lived there, nothing was fixed. Very important to know-they will not let renters speak to each other prior to move in. When living in such close contact with others, important to know who you are moving
Bridget Vonsovic
May 27, 2020
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I’ve lived in Viking Gardens for about a year, and up until now I have had a fairly good experience renting here.
My main problem with WWU Living involved an issue with my renters insurance. If you have renters insurance from a provider other than e-premium be prepared to prove that you not only have proof of renters insurance but that you also have proof of a $100,000 general liability in your renters insurance policy. And be sure to show that proof of a $100,000 general liability in your policy right away when management asks for it- or else management will charge you a $30 non-compliance
My main problem with WWU Living involved an issue with my renters insurance. If you have renters insurance from a provider other than e-premium be prepared to prove that you not only have proof of renters insurance but that you also have proof of a $100,000 general liability in your renters insurance policy. And be sure to show that proof of a $100,000 general liability in your policy right away when management asks for it- or else management will charge you a $30 non-compliance
James M.
Mar 19, 2020
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I'm writing this review for my experience with Carl, a member of the maintenance staff here at WWU Living. Throughout this year of living at Sky Vue Apartments, he has been exceptionally helpful and kind, always going above and beyond. My roommates and I have put in a couple of requests for maintenance, and he has been the one to assist us each time. He has always been on point and punctual in communication, let's us know when he's coming by, shows up on time, and has done an incredibly thorough job in repairs, while explaining what and why he's doing what he's doing. He
Alexander A.
Jun 30, 2019
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The room and location are fine. However, it seems there are more people living here than there are parking spaces. Every time I leave then come back I'm looping round and round the area praying someone leaves so I can park. I've been late to class several times because of this. Due of the lack of space I've been forced to park on campus, I've spent over $150 parking on campus due to not finding parking at the complex I pay $725 a month for. Very, very, very, very frustrating. I've had to walk a quarter mile with groceries because of this parking issue. Assigning folks their own parking space needs
Kevin Nelson
Jul 26, 2018
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Honestly I wasn’t really looking forward to moving in to a new place and trying to figure out how to do everything. However, Emily was the absolute best! She eased all my worries and showed me where everything was from the laundry to things to do around campus. She was super helpful and the other management staff in the office were also super professional and helpful. Overall my experience here has been incredible.
