Cedarwood offers competitively priced living options compared to both Hennepin County and the state of Minnesota. For a one-bedroom unit, Cedarwood's monthly cost is $850, significantly lower than the county average of $3,550 and the broader state average of $2,893. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at Cedarwood is priced at $1,200, which contrasts sharply with Hennepin County's average of $3,848 and remains below Minnesota's average of $2,955. This makes Cedarwood an attractive choice for residents seeking quality accommodations without the hefty price tag typically associated with larger metropolitan areas.
Floor plans
Cedarwood
Hennepin County
Minnesota
1 Bedroom
$850
$3,550
$2,893
2 Bedrooms
$1,200
$3,848
$2,955
Overall Review of Cedarwood
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Pest issues dominate negative reviews
Several residents report mice issues that persist despite maintenance efforts.
A recurring complaint is mice in units, including sightings inside living areas and even near cooking surfaces. Some residents say the office responded with limited trapping and pest control visits, but the problem continued. Others also connect the pest issue with broken or poorly prepared move-in conditions and ongoing stress after repeatedly reporting it.
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Repairs and follow-through vary
Residents describe slow or incomplete follow-through on fixes.
While some residents praise timely work orders, multiple reviews describe repairs taking too long or not fully resolving the issue. A few residents mention weeks-long delays for updates or basic functionality, including issues that affected day-to-day needs. Others describe receiving only partial fixes after repeated complaints, alongside frustration that the office did not communicate back.
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Management is frequently praised
Many residents credit the management team for being attentive and professional.
A large share of reviews speak positively about management—especially named staff—describing them as respectful, responsive, and attentive to resident needs. Several reviews also say work orders are handled promptly and that staff physically meet residents when there are issues. A few residents highlight improved day-to-day experience after new management took over.
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Pricing feels high to residents
Multiple reviews call out rent and fees as too expensive.
Several residents describe the community as overpriced, mentioning rent and additional charges. Some compare what they pay to the condition or features of their apartment, and others connect cost concerns with frustration about how problems are handled. The pricing range on listing inputs also suggests higher-end monthly totals, reinforcing that affordability is a recurring theme in reviews.
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Cleanliness is sometimes inconsistent
Residents describe both clean buildings and instances of poor cleanliness.
Some reviews say buildings are clean and apartments smell good, with work handled on time. Others report move-in conditions that were not clean, including dirty fixtures and interiors that felt unacceptable at the start of the lease. A couple of residents also describe the inside of the building as dirtier than the outside.
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Convenient location supports daily errands
Residents mention a convenient area close to shopping, food, and medical options.
A couple of reviews highlight that the community’s location makes it easier to reach nearby conveniences. Reviews specifically point to being close to shops and medical facilities, which can help with everyday needs. The listing area also includes nearby physician offices, restaurants, pharmacies, and parks within a few miles.
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Features
Types of Care
Independent Living
Pets
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Amenities
Activities on-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Transportation
Minneapolis-St Paul International (14 miles away)
Care Services
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
Dining
Meals provided
Activities
Activities on-site
Devotional activities offsite
Nearby Places of Interest
Located in the heart of Crystal, Minnesota, this neighborhood offers a variety of essential services and amenities for seniors. With multiple physicians' offices nearby, including Northwest Family Physicians PA and Partners In Pediatrics, residents have easy access to medical care. Pharmacies such as CVS and Walgreens are also within a short distance for convenient prescription refills. For dining options, there are several restaurants like Big Louie's Bar & Grill and Culver's close by. Additionally, beautiful parks like Twin Lake Beach Park and French Regional Park provide opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisurely walks. Places of worship such as Elim Church Center and Fridley United Methodist Church are easily accessible for those seeking spiritual fulfillment. In case of emergencies or more serious medical needs, hospitals like Regency Hospital and Unity Hospital are just a short drive away. Overall, this area offers a blend of healthcare services, dining options, recreational opportunities, and spiritual support making it an ideal location for seniors looking for a vibrant community to call home.
Cedarwood offers competitively priced living options compared to both Hennepin County and the state of Minnesota. For a one-bedroom unit, Cedarwood's monthly cost is $850, significantly lower than the county average of $3,550 and the broader state average of $2,893. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at Cedarwood is priced at $1,200, which contrasts sharply with Hennepin County's average of $3,848 and remains below Minnesota's average of $2,955. This makes Cedarwood an attractive choice for residents seeking quality accommodations without the hefty price tag typically associated with larger metropolitan areas.
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Independent Living
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities on-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Minneapolis-St Paul International (14 miles away)
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
Meals provided
Effort to locate PCP options and provide in-home meal support.
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