The Wyatt At Presidio Junction Apartments

This apartment is by far my favorite place I have lived! The amount of natural light was amazing (and I was on the ground floor), I may have seen a spider or two, but no roaches or anything like that, and the unit itself was just gorgeous. I loved the tall ceilings and the garden tub and the complex itself looked very clean and felt very safe. 10/10 would live here again!

I'm unsure of where to begin when it comes to this complex.
We were new to the renting scene. We didn't know a whole lot about what we were in for. At the beginning the management team was very helpful and guided us through the process. This seemed promising. Until our car was towed. The only one we had at the time. The towing company is very unforgiving. Then each of our friends' cars were towed. Some multiple times. We signed cars in each time, followed rules, parked in the correct parking... spots, etc.
The first incident involving the unit was only a few months after move-in. Without notice, a company was given access to our patio. This happened during the work day and since there was no notice, we were unable to properly cover our patio furniture, bring things inside, or even plan to be home. They accessed our third story patio from a ladder. They then left paint chips all over the ground and paint specks all over our new furniture and cooler. There was damage done to our items and a risk for our pet who was regularly on the patio. When we emailed the office, we more or less got an email back saying "We already told you/What do you want us to do about it?"
Then we started to receive fines. Without asking us or giving us a heads up, we had a letter taped to our door for a fine of $1,000 for a smoking violation. This showed us that the complex was quick to point fingers without consulting the tenant first.
Throughout our 1 year lease we had gotten multiple letters about our patio having "violated" our lease contract. Having "holiday lights" up, having an outdoor table, and as they put: small cluttered items. These minor things started to add up and contribute to the frustration.
By our 7th month we decided we no longer wanted to renew our lease. I had called the office and asked what the move out procedures looked like. I was told we needed to give notice between the 60 and 30 day mark of our lease end date. We notified them around the 35 day mark. We were then hit with an outrageous fine. When we tried discussing this with the office they were disrespectful. Upon our actual move out date, we were charged for the replacement of the 3 year old carpet. Looking at the pictures attached- there is no way 1 cat and 2 people could do that much damage (stains). I tried to argue this charge but it was no use. Our final statement at move out was roughly $2,500.
With all of that said, I could not warn people enough, especially young renters, about The Wyatt.  Read More

Lots of better options in the area. Apartments are dated and dark with 10 plus year old appliances. Fitness center is laughable and the size of a walk-in closet. Worst of all is the parking and you'll grow to hate it. Be prepared to walk just to get to your apartment and be prepared to fill out their 20 minute parking registration each time you have a visitor. Do a little research and you'll find much better and newer apartments in this area without all the hassle!

I walk in the office and they was a nice gentleman by the name of Cecil, who made me feel at home, show me around the property which was awesome, gave the information I requested for..Thanks GREAT PERSON!!..GREAT PROPERTY!!

The Walls and Floor are very thin. Could hear neighbors having a conversation in a room over. Somehow could hear kids from apartment BELOW me. If you value peace and quiet this apartment is not it. Stayed in five + apartments, noise here was by far the worst.