Towering Pines

I moved into these apartments on short notice. The property manager was easy to work with and communicative. I really enjoyed living out of the city, yet close enough to necessities. For an outdoor person, there are so many trails to walk and explore right outside of your door. I had no issues with my neighbors, snow removal or maintenance. The in-unit laundry was super helpful to have as well. Had my offer not been accepted on the home I was interested in, I would have not hesitated to continue to rent from this location.

Living at Towering Pines apartment complex has been an incredibly frustrating experience. Here’s why you should think twice before moving here: 1. Nonexistent Soundproofing The walls between the upper and lower levels might as well be made of cardboard. You can hear everything from your neighbors—privacy is nonexistent. I’ve lived in other properties and never encountered such horrendous soundproofing. It’s clear that corners were cut during construction. 2. Overpriced for What You Get For the amount you pay in rent, the quality of living here is unacceptable. The poor construction, lack of privacy, and neglect of the property make it clear that this complex is massively overpriced. 3. Poor Property Maintenance The property is nestled in the woods, but don’t be fooled by the setting. The access road is a dirty, muddy, unpaved mess, which leaves the grounds constantly messy. During the winter, snow removal is poorly managed, leaving residents to navigate dangerous and slippery conditions. 4. Noise Issues and Unhelpful Management Thanks to the lack of soundproofing, your neighbors’ activities will constantly disturb you. When you report noise complaints to property management, they either dismiss your concerns or tell you to “work it out with your neighbors.” Their indifference adds to the frustration and makes living here unbearable. 5. All Management Cares About is Rent The management company clearly prioritizes collecting rent checks over addressing the concerns of their paying tenants. Whether it’s noise, maintenance, or snow removal, they show no interest in providing a livable experience for residents. If you value privacy, cleanliness, and responsive management, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This place is overpriced and underwhelming. Don’t say I didn’t warn you!

I've lived at towering pines for over 2 years now, it's a quiet area that should result in a peaceful living situation, but I've ran into issues that change that. First, the buildings seem cheaply constructed with not much noise insulation. you can hear neighbors talking through the walls, the music they're playing, and their dogs barking. even worse, if your unit is on the second floor it's built right above someone else's garage, meaning your entire apartment shakes whenever they open or close the garage door or slam car doors. you also have 25th Ave which turns into a muddy disaster each time it rains. I understand this is more the cities problem, but I was told when I moved in it would be paved shortly, and that was 2 years ago.

I am new to the area and was recently looking for a new apartment home. After using the search criteria on Apartments.com, I landed on a few locations, and was thrilled to find Towering Pines and Mat! Our experience was professional, courteous, and fun! All our questions were answered and we learned additional reasons that gave us the confidence that we made the right choice! We're looking forward to our new adventure in Wausau and becoming residents at Towering Pines!

It is so quiet out there, I lived there for over a year and never heard my neighbors. Management leaves you alone, unless something needs to be fixed. My dishwasher broke at 2 AM and had someone to fix it by 2pm. Tenants tend to keep to themselves, but are nice and polite. The only drawback to Towering Pines is the gravel street (South 25th) which is a complete disaster in spring and can only be fixed by the City of Wausau.