Wheelhouse Co-Living
7 W Cross St
Baltimore, MD 21230
- Units Available
- 14 Units Available
- Price
- Starting at $997+


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Nestled in a wonderfully quiet and safe community, Mount Ridge Apartments is priced 36% below the metro average, making it an outstanding cost-effective choice for renters seeking quality without compromise. Reviews highlight how clean and lushly landscaped the grounds are, with residents describing the experience of coming home as a true breath of fresh air. The renovated units are a standout feature — complete with in-unit washers and dryers, dishwashers, and modern finishes that bring comfort and convenience to everyday life. Both dogs and cats are welcome here, and the on-site dog park gives furry companions plenty of room to run and play. The location is a major draw, with a campus shuttle stop right at the complex, easy beltway access, and a wealth of restaurants, parks, schools, and grocery options all within walkable reach. Residents also praise the responsive management team and 24-hour emergency maintenance, as well as the vibrant courtyard and community events that foster a genuine neighborly atmosphere.
Mount Ridge Apartments apartments start at $1,237/month. There are 11 available apartments priced from $1,237 to $1,373. Prices were last verified by Mount Ridge Apartments
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1.0 / 5Overall rating 1.0 out of 5
The place is a scam. When I had a maintenance issue, I was told every time I asked about it. “Yeah they got to get it on the schedule.” Nothing ever happened and then things got worse and I found out the apartment was basically not habitable. They had the walls in the windows pretty well patched up and you couldn’t really tell anything was wrong until it rained and then you have a water fall in your living room and you have managers and people lying to you about situation and how it’s gonna be fixable. you take a good look at that place and it’s going to take a lot to fix it. a lot more than they’re talking about. They’re just getting people in a bad apartment so they’ll leave and break the lease and they can make that money.
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