House at Westminster Costs & Pricing
At House at Westminster, the monthly rental costs are notably affordable compared to both St. Louis city and the broader Missouri state average. For instance, a one-bedroom unit is priced at just $700, which stands in stark contrast to the significantly higher rates of $3,885 in St. Louis city and $3,349 across Missouri. Similarly, the two-bedroom option is available for $1,075, again undercutting the metropolitan price of $3,787 and the state's average of $3,675. This pricing strategy positions House at Westminster as an attractive living choice for those seeking quality accommodations without the burden of inflated costs typically found in urban areas.
| Floor plans | House at Westminster | St. Louis city | Missouri |
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| 1 Bedroom | $700 | $3,885 | $3,349 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,075 | $3,787 | $3,675 |
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Overall Review of House at Westminster
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17 reviews mention this
Maintenance support is often praised
Residents frequently describe fast, respectful maintenance repairs and follow-through.
Many reviews highlight maintenance staff stepping in quickly and communicating clearly when something breaks. Multiple residents specifically call out Ron or Leon for being efficient, polite, and prompt, with one person noting repairs getting done and not needing repeat follow-ups. Several reviews also mention the office responding in a timely way and coordinating fixes for urgent issues like AC problems.
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13 reviews mention this
Management and staff feel attentive
Residents often describe managers as knowledgeable, kind, and responsive to concerns.
Across the reviews, residents and families repeatedly mention property managers (such as Diane or Stephanie) as accessible and helpful. Some describe managers handling challenges with care and keeping residents updated during the move-in process or while issues are being addressed. A few reviews contrast that level of responsiveness by mentioning other concerns, but the overall thread is that leadership and front-office support are a major reason people feel well taken care of.
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4 reviews mention this
Meals and a cook are key
Residents cite on-site meal support, including a cook, as a standout perk.
Several reviews focus on the communityâs meals and the role of the cook. One review says the kitchen and meals are the best part and that the food is super affordable, while another describes daily lunch catering. Another resident mentions that while meals are not served every day, the days they do serve help.
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9 reviews mention this
Cleanliness concerns show up often
Some reviews raise recurring concerns about pests and cleanliness.
A number of reviews mention pests such as bed bugs and roaches, along with broader sanitation problems. Several residents describe dirty floors or foul odors in their units and public areas, including reports about hallway and elevator carpets not being cleaned. There are also complaints that work orders and repairs werenât addressed for long stretches, which some reviewers link to the building conditions.
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2 reviews mention this
Affordability is mixed in reviews
Cost comes up as a benefit, but at least one reviewer questions value.
One resident calls out the cookâs meals as super affordable, tying cost to day-to-day convenience. Separately, a review says value for the money could be a little better, suggesting affordability is not uniformly satisfying. Pricing details provided for different unit sizes indicate a wide range, but reviews still reflect mixed sentiment about overall value.
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