Bridgecreek Apartments

I had the chance to visit a friend here and was genuinely impressed, especially by the resident lounge. It’s super cute, thoughtfully designed, and very well maintained. I’ve never seen a community space quite like it before — it felt welcoming, comfortable, and intentional. There were fun games available, which made it feel like a place you could actually spend time in rather than just pass through. She showed me the gym and it rivals Anytime fitness. 😊 The overall atmosphere of the home was beautiful as well. The views were a standout and honestly reminded me of my home near the San Francisco beach — calm, scenic, and relaxing. Everything felt clean, cared for, and inviting. You can tell a lot of thought went into creating a space that feels both functional and enjoyable for residents.

My family and life here and have been for 3 years now. We enjoy this area of Novato and find things to be very conveniently close. Alex the maintenance guy has always been very helpful and quick to respond when ever needed. Now rent is expensive and the monthly bill are very high but we are still her despite all of this because of its amenities. We have washer/dryer, ac, heater, gym and ( when tenants leave the door closed ) safety.

Maintenance Review- Alex is fast with work orders and extremely kind with great customer service. Whenever a work order is placed he effectively communicates when a part needs to be ordered and when a repair will be fixed.He maintains professionalism with a high level of respect and understanding.

Updated that after 9 years of living here they finally got their security cameras working. Updated image to show utilities are now $275+ a month on top of rent Don’t be fooled. Multiple of these 5 star reviews are people on housing vouchers, reviews on maintenance alone, and reviews from people who don’t live here. Do not live here. I’ve been at Bridgecreek for eight years, and it has gotten progressively worse with each passing year. Management is awful, constantly turning over employees and maintenance staff. There’s no consistency, no accountability, and no sense of community. The biggest issue is rent. For the past two years, management has raised mine to the maximum allowed by California law. My most recent renewal increased so much that I now pay $200–$300 more per month than new

Love living at Bridge Creek. Fantastic staff… especially Alex who went above and beyond to help me get settled in. He even texted me to wish me a Merry Xmas!