The Wyatt, lexington-ky

Living at Wyatt has been a wonderful experience over the past two years, and a big part of that is thanks to Claire and the leasing office team. Since the day we arrived, Claire has consistently cared about our well-being and has always been professional, helpful, and attentive to residents’ needs. Thanks to people like Claire, living at Wyatt has been comfortable, welcoming, and enjoyable. The community is well maintained, the amenities are excellent, and the staff truly make a difference. I highly recommend Wyatt to anyone looking for a great place to live. The property offers fantastic amenities, including a great coffee machine, an amazing jacuzzi, and a friendly atmosphere that makes you feel at home. Thank you, Claire, for all your hard work and dedication over the years.

Do not live here. I’ve been at the Wyatt for three years. The management and contracting agencies that they use completely disregard the residents living here. They gave our unit only 3 days notice that our apartment was going to be renovated WHILE WE ARE STILL LIVING HERE and demanded that we were responsible for relocating every item in our common area and bathroom spaces. If not, we could face being fined. 3 days is not enough time, especially during the summer when they know that students are not home to move items. The renovations took place from 9-6 every day, completely disrupting any way to have a livable environment. I needed a space to work and was lucky enough to be from Lexington and have other places to go while my home was uprooted. When I returned, my belongings that were in areas stated to be safe were damaged and clearly strewn about with any semblance of care. Items that were inside ended up on my balcony and ruined. Amenities such as the pool are always closed, and the prices are disgustingly high. This place is not worth the cost. I can’t wait to leave.

Horrible place/ they would not assign the apartment until a week prior to school starting. Moved into a dirty, unpainted uncleaned apartment come to find out numerous others were in the same position. Apparently, they would move kids out from the previous year and do little to nothing to the apartments leaving you with little to no options as a backup plan, would never recommend this place. FYI, when they showed these kids the apartment it was a model that was absolutely pristine. Talk about bait and switch. Also, they show you the main gated property but place you across the street where there is no back fence to the parking lot. Be aware!

The Wyatt was my first choice for a space because it's where I spend most of my time. The Wyatt is an off campus apartment complex that houses many freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Before moving in and choosing the University of Kentucky I was super stressed about who or where I was gonna live. I had looked at the reviews at a lot of different off campus housing and decided to write down the top choices for what I found were the cleanest and best options. After living here for two months so far my experience has been great. The staff are very nice. The pool was very clean and organized. The mail is very well organized and taken care of. The only negative thing about The Wyatt is that its a little far from campus but I drive to classes so it doesn’t really affect me

The way they treat their tenants is an absolute joke. I’m moving out in two weeks, and while I was out of town for work, I received a 3-day notice telling me I somehow needed to clear all of my belongings out of the common areas and practically empty my entire bedroom and bathroom. Completely unrealistic, especially when you’re away for work. Then there’s the pool. It hasn’t been open all summer, and instead of offering a real solution, they sent out an email basically saying, “We know the pool hasn’t been open, but don’t worry it’s just an amenity and isn’t part of your rent.” Seriously? For what residents pay, that’s a terrible response. I pay around $1,000 a month. One year the gym was closed, and the next year the pool has been unavailable all summer. The sinks constantly clog, the shower has almost no water pressure, and maintenance requests seem to take forever. The worst experience I had was when the electronic deadbolt on my apartment stopped working. I was locked out and ended up sleeping in my truck because maintenance never came that night. Even after I called, it wasn’t until around 9:00 the next morning that someone finally showed up. I had to go to a friend’s house just to shower and borrow a change of clothes so I could make it to work. To be fair, the people who work the front desk have always been friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, that’s about the only positive thing I can say. Honestly, the best part about living here was that the front gate has been broken for almost a year and a half, so at least you didn’t have to sit there waiting for it to open. I would not recommend living here. Also my first time ever feeling the need to leave a review on anything btw.