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239 Center St

The Baldwin At St Paul Square

4790B Property ID

584 SqFt Size

0 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

$972

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The Baldwin At St Paul Square

$972 - $2449

239 Center St

0 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
584 - 1425 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
Efficiency	$972	584 Sq. Ft.
1 Bedroom	$1076	638 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$2449	1425 Sq. Ft.

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Reviews

Rating: 4.4 / 5

★★★★☆

Reviews: 196

Jacob De Leon

★★★★★

My overall opinion of The Baldwin is extremely positive. The community is beautiful, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. I was more than satisfied with my visit, and the leasing specialist, Anthony, was outstanding, friendly, knowledgeable, and thorough in... Read More

Summer Mcwhorter

★★★★★

I’ve read all the bad reviews, & honestly I haven’t seen not one issue. I don’t ever hear the train, the parking garage is fairly lit up and the gate works. The management team, the maintenance, all... Read More

Christy Salgado

★★★★☆

Living at The Baldwin was genuinely one of the best rental experiences I’ve had, and I still miss it dearly. From the moment I moved in, it felt like home — cozy, welcoming, and stylish. I stayed in one of their smaller floor plans (I think the smallest one, actually), but even that unit felt surprisingly upscale and spacious for a single person. The design, finishes, and layout were all super nice — if mine looked that good, I can only imagine how stunning the larger units are. A friend of mine lived in a bigger unit, and theirs was seriously next-level. The location is honestly unbeatable. You're in the heart of St. Paul Square, so bars, restaurants, and fun things to do are just steps away — like literally no excuse to drive unless you were super lazy or maybe hungover. It made my time in San Antonio feel so vibrant and connected. Also, very dog-friendly, with a dedicated dog park onsite. Only downside was the lack of proper drainage — on hotter days, the smell from pet waste could get intense. The pool was the perfect size — not massive, but never overcrowded either. A great place to chill without feeling like you’re at a wild pool party. Rent was more than reasonable for the area and the amenities, especially considering how nice the units are. I was initially worried I wouldn’t be able to afford such a sleek-looking place, but it turned out to be a great value. Neighbors were another huge plus. Everyone I met was friendly and respectful, and I ended up making three forever friends during my stay — something that’s pretty rare in apartment living these days; thanks to all of our dogs. I swear dogs are the best way to meet people and make friends. Maintenance was quick and efficient; the maintenance manager reminded me of one of my uncles and was always a friendly face to see around the property. That said, no place is perfect. Noise became a big issue for me toward the end of my stay. I worked night shifts, and my upstairs neighbor had a young child who ran, stomped, and dropped things all day — it made sleeping really hard. The walls weren’t bad side-to-side, but the floors were paper thin. Some nights I also overheard loud arguments from down the hallway. I do wish the property had stricter noise policies in place, especially for weekdays. Like after a bit, enough is enough you know? Like honestly sometimes a “zero tolerance” policy felt it was needed. There were also a few infrastructure hiccups. The elevator next to the garage was out of service way too often, and since the parking garage only connects to the building on the second floor — and not directly via stairs — I had to walk outside, loop around, and re-enter to get to my car. It made what should’ve been a simple trip unnecessarily annoying. The parking gate also broke down a few times. Management-wise, it was a mixed bag. The property manager was always kind when I interacted with her, but we didn’t cross paths often. The leasing manager was great — super helpful and professional — but only handled leasing, not general issues. The community manager, though, wasn’t always the most approachable. I sometimes felt spoken down to, which wasn’t appreciated. As a grown adult, I don’t expect to be talked to in a patronizing tone. Despite those small frustrations, I honestly look back on my time at The Baldwin with a lot of fondness. The location, the look and feel of the property, and the general atmosphere all made it a fantastic place to live. I took a leap of faith choosing this place without touring it first (due to work constraints), but I’m so glad I did — they really set the bar high. When I move back to San Antonio, The Baldwin will be the first place I check out. I’d move back in a heartbeat.

Jean A Caffery Shaw (JCS)

★★☆☆☆

If you want to live in a place with a beautiful facade and refuses to fix the garage gate because a “resident” broke it….then by all means sign up. I adored this place until the excuses became... Read More

Ashley Youngblood

★☆☆☆☆

DO NOT MOVE HERE. SERIOUSLY DO NOT MOVE TO THIS APARTMENT COMPLEX. Management is awful and completely ineffective. The gate for the parking garage has been broken for over a year, there have been numerous car break... Read More