The Wyatt at Presidio

I lived at the Wyatt from May 2014-​May 2015. My biggest regret was moving out. The apartments are beautiful and well maintained. When I moved in the apartment was clean, there was a couple of spots on the carpet that they promptly sent their cleaning crew out again to clean. I lived on the second floor in building 1. I never had bugs which is one of my biggest pet peeves. If I ever had a maintenance problem they almost always took care of it the same day. There is a parking problem, however my building was next to the visitor parking. I almost never had a problem finding a spot too far away unless I came home after 11pm. My building was next to the dumpster and the dog park and not too far of a walk to gym and pool. It was very convenient especial if I was having people over.
My only complaint would be that the machines at the gym were broken a lot. There was a treadmill broken for at least 2 months. The gym is small with not many options especially if a machine was broken.
When it came to moving out, they gave me a notice that I appreciated. I was looking for a larger apartment and the ones at the Wyatt were a little too expensive. I regret having to leave. The staff were very helpful and on top of things. It was definitely the best experience I had living at an apartment complex.

First, the complex itself is beautiful. Buildings were just repainted, the pool and sand volleyball court are excellent. The apartments themselves are nicely appointed, quiet, and comfortable. The complex is well-​lit, and I’ve never felt unsafe here. In fact, I lived almost the entire duration of my lease here with the utmost respect for this place.
Now the reason for the one star. What has been said about parking is an understatement. The parking company they have controlling this complex patrols on a daily basis, regardless of whether or not anyone calls to report anything. There are few if any spots available for residents. The situation became so frustrating that I decided to spring for a reserved covered parking spot (at a ghastly $ 35/​month for a piece of tin above your car). That worked wonders until I suddenly woke up to find my car had been towed from my own covered spot, without my having ever called them, nor them calling me. Due to the fact that I am pursuing legal action against B&M Management and Metro Parking Solutions, I am unable to give any more specifics of my incident. Suffice to say, the respect they have to their own residents in this complex is beyond subpar. I was warned about parking by leasing agents at nearby complexes and I only wish I would have heeded their advice.
For a nice apartment complex in this wonderful area, I suggest Monterra across Interstate 35W on N Tarrant Pkwy, which is where I will probably be this fall instead of renewing a lease here. Also nice is Sagestone in Alliance Town Center. Comparable pricing and different parking regulations.

My wife, son and I are on our second year here (residents since ¹¹⁄₂₀₁₃) and we absolutely love living here! We have a 2 bedroom on the bottom floor and I cannot say enough about how positive our lives are living here. First off, this area is a great middle upper-​class neighborhood — and virtually everything you could ever need is within .5 a mile from here and even more is in development across the street! The complex is safe — I haven’t had any safety concerns and everybody I run into is friendly. The apartments themselves are very well maintained and still feel new — the exteriors were actually just repainted. The front office staff is great. They are very professional and friendly. Work orders to maintenance are taken care of within 24 hours without fail. Also, (something we have come to take advantage of) they pass along their bulk pricing on things like replacement blinds, light bulbs, etc which is great because we can keep our apartment top notch on the cheap! The pool area is great, whether I am with friends or taking my kid to the pool. I utilize the gym frequently and it stays in good shape. Parking can be an issue for folks getting home that work a 9 – 5, but reserved covered/​garages do come available for purchase from time to time for people who’d rather pay more than walk.