questions and answers
How does the 30-day guarantee work?
You can try out your apartment for 30 days and if we haven't delivered full satisfaction, you are free to give us 30 days' notice in that period and you won't need to pay a lease-break fee.
How do I break my lease to buy a house?
You can break your lease to buy a house at any point in your residency. Just use one of our preferred real estate agents and you won't need to pay us a lease-break fee.
What happens if I eventually need a different size apartment?
You can transfer to another size apartment, or another Berger community, and restart your lease at any point in your residency without paying a transfer fee.
Can I break my lease for a job transfer?
Yes, you can break your lease for job transfers more than 50 miles, military service, and hospice care, and you won't need to pay us a lease-break fee.
Do you offer a security deposit alternative?
Do you offer a security deposit alternative?
Yes, you have the option to pay a one-time fee as low as $299 in place of a security deposit if approved.
What happens if I have an urgent service request outside of office hours?
Bear Run Village offers 24/7 phone support and 24-hour emergency maintenance. You will always have someone available to take your call for service requests to your apartment.
Do you offer moving truck discounts?
Yes, we offer a 10% discount through Penske when you schedule online here.
Do you offer furniture discounts?
Yes, you can rent or purchase furniture through our partnership with Cort.
Where is Bear Run Village located in Pittsburgh, PA?
Bear Run Village is located at 100 Bear Run Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15237, with convenient access to McKnight Road (PA-19), I-279, and everyday essentials nearby.
What neighborhood is Bear Run Village in, and what is it known for?
Bear Run Village is in Pittsburgh’s North Hills neighborhood, known for its suburban setting, convenient shopping and dining, nearby parks, and easy access to downtown Pittsburgh.
How far is Bear Run Village from downtown Pittsburgh?
Bear Run Village is about 11 miles from downtown Pittsburgh, making it convenient for commuting to the city, entertainment districts, and major employers.
What major roads or highways are closest to Bear Run Village?
Residents can quickly reach McKnight Road (PA-19) and I-279 for convenient travel throughout Pittsburgh and the surrounding region.
What landmarks or popular destinations are near Bear Run Village?
Nearby highlights include Ross Park Mall, McCandless Crossing, The Block at Northway, McIntyre Square, and North Park.
What parks, trails, or outdoor recreation are near Bear Run Village?
Outdoor options near Bear Run Village include North Park, which offers trails, a lake, a dog park, an ice rink, and other year-round recreation opportunities.
What shopping and grocery stores are close to Bear Run Village?
Convenient nearby options include Ross Park Mall, McCandless Crossing, The Block at Northway, McIntyre Square, Trader Joe’s, HomeGoods, Nordstrom Rack, and Giant Eagle.
What restaurants, coffee shops, and entertainment are nearby?
Residents enjoy nearby restaurants, coffee shops, shopping centers, and entertainment destinations throughout the North Hills and McKnight Road corridor.
What home types and floor plans are available at Bear Run Village?
Bear Run Village offers one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments, as well as two-bedroom and three-bedroom townhomes.
What is the typical square footage range?
Homes range from approximately 770 to 1,375 sq. ft., depending on the floor plan and layout.
What kitchen features are included in the homes?
Kitchens include quartz countertops, built-in microwaves, stainless steel appliances, and beautiful kitchens with sprawling islands in select layouts.
What flooring and interior finishes can residents expect?
Interiors commonly feature vinyl hardwood-like plank flooring, recessed lighting, carpeting in the bedroom, gas fireplaces in select homes, and modern finishes throughout.
Do homes include in-home laundry?
Yes. Homes include a washer and dryer in the apartment home for resident convenience.
Do any homes include private outdoor space?
Yes. Homes may include sliding doors to a private balcony or patio, depending on layout and availability.
Do you offer garages, reserved parking, or private entrances?
Yes. Bear Run Village offers private entrances, garages, and on-site off-street parking.
What amenities are offered at Bear Run Village?
Bear Run Village's amenities include a resort heated pool with sundeck, fitness studio, clubhouse with resident lounge and co-working space, game room with entertainment kitchen, pool table, bark park, gazebos with gas grills, business center, clubhouse Wi-Fi, on-site maintenance, on-site management, garages, and online payment options.
Is there a fitness center or gym on-site?
Yes. Residents have access to an on-site fitness studio.
Are there community spaces for working from home or socializing?
Yes. Community spaces include a clubhouse with a resident lounge and co-working space, a business center, and a game room with an entertainment kitchen that are ideal for remote work, relaxing, or socializing.
Is there a pool or outdoor recreation area?
Yes. Outdoor amenities include a resort heated pool with sundeck, gazebos with gas grills, and an off-leash bark park.
What parking options are available?
Parking options include on-site off-street surface parking and private garages, subject to availability.
How are packages and deliveries handled?
Contact the leasing office for the latest delivery and package information.
Is the community gated or access-controlled?
Gated or controlled-access entry is not available for the community.
Is Bear Run Village pet-friendly?
Yes. Bear Run Village welcomes cats and dogs as part of a pet-friendly community.
What is the pet policy at Bear Run Village?
The community allows a maximum of two pets per apartment with no weight limit. Breed restrictions apply, and pets must be up to date on vaccines and be spayed or neutered.
Are there pet fees, deposits, or monthly pet rent?
Yes. Pet costs include a one-time non-refundable pet fee of $350 per pet and monthly pet rent of $45 per pet.
Are there pet-friendly places nearby (dog parks, trails, pet services)?
Nearby pet-friendly options include the on-site off-leash bark park and North Park, which offers trails, open space, and a dog park.
What schools serve the Bear Run Village area?
Bear Run Village is located within the North Allegheny School District.
How close is Bear Run Village to major employers, hospitals, or universities?
Bear Run Village is convenient to UPMC Passavant, Westinghouse Electric, La Roche University, and the Community College of Allegheny County.
What is the commute like from Bear Run Village to downtown Pittsburgh or other popular destinations?
Bear Run Village is conveniently close to downtown Pittsburgh and other regional destinations thanks to easy access to McKnight Road (PA-19) and I-279.
Is public transportation accessible near Bear Run Village?
Yes. Public transportation is accessible near Bear Run Village through Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus service in the North Hills and along the McKnight Road corridor.
How do I schedule an in-person tour of Bear Run Village?
In-person tours can be scheduled online through the property website or by contacting the leasing office at (412) 240-6523.
Do you offer virtual tours or self-guided tours?
At this time, virtual tours and self-guided tours are not available. We encourage prospective residents to schedule an in-person tour to experience the community firsthand and learn more about our available apartment homes.
What lease terms are available at Bear Run Village?
Current terms include 12-month lease options. Availability may vary by apartment home.
What fees should I expect (application, admin, security deposit, etc.)?
Applicants should expect standard screening and leasing fees, such as an application fee and possible administrative or security deposit requirements. A security deposit alternative may be available with a one-time fee as low as $299 if approved. Contact the leasing office for current amounts.
What utilities are residents responsible for, and what’s typically included?
Contact the leasing office for a current utility breakdown by apartment home and lease.
