Coulee Ridge

Coulee Ridge is GREAT! One of the few apartment complexes that allow 2 pets with no limitations on size. The fenced Bark Park is a safe area for off leash exercise. The apartment has ample and efficient closet and pantry space. The secured building and underground parking is great. The staff is friendly and efficient, and they have some fun contests and activities that add to the neighborhood. The only problem would be it would be hard to rent from any place else after having lived here!!

I absolutely love living here! The staff are great! You feel completely safe living here! The underground parking and the elevator are also wonderful aspects of living here! I wouldn't want to rent anywhere else

i love living here!!! Shasta and Marissa are awesome! love the work out center! saves me money on a gym membership!

After visiting multiple apartment complexes in the Bismarck area, I went with Coulee Ridge since they have the best deal for what you get! Since it's ND, pools weren't exactly a consideration for me. So with big square footage for the rent, washer and dryer in the unit, underground parking, nice gym, dog park, and decent distance from anything you'd need, it was the best choice.

These apartments are great until you have a problem that you try to ask management to help you solve. I moved in at the end of December with my cat. I'm on the second of three floors, so I know that the floors are a little bit thin in these buildings. I can hear my upstairs neighbors fairly often, but it doesn't bother me because it's an apartment building and it is expected. My neighbors below me do not share my same opinion. Since I have moved in, I have received 3 noise complaints from them. I'm a small person, 5'3" and 115 pounds. I live alone with my cat and I never have guests besides my boyfriend over, so I thought the people below me were being a bit unreasonable. I reached out to management and asked if there was anything they could do to help me, but the response I received was rude and extremely unhelpful . Instead of helping me and focusing on the current situation, they changed the subject and started asking me questions about my boyfriend, who occasionally spends the night at my apartment. They told me he could not "live with me" and that he had to be on the lease if he wanted to do so. My boyfriend does not live with me, he has not been at my apartment when I have received the noise complaints, and he only visits on occasion. I have no idea how management even knew that he was visiting, but regardless, his visiting me has nothing to do with the noise complaint situation that I was asking for help with. The whole interaction made me very uncomfortable and it made my boyfriend feel like he is no longer allowed in my apartment.