The apartment itself is quite lovely with an expansive view. The layout is open and friendly for a family.
That said, if you have children or are elderly, I would think twice about renting this apartment as it’s right on a very busy road (60 km / hr) and the cars drive fast, and it’s also in a bit of a blind spot. So both parking and getting out of the house via car or crossing the road by foot felt harrowing each time. I felt really stressed having my toddler leave the front door. There is a convenient bus across the street that goes straight downtown, but, again, getting across the street to the bus was scary as a parent of a toddler. I highly recommend having a car if you stay here. If you do have a car, driving five minutes to Studley Grounds and the park is lovely and great places like Collingwood Children’s Farm are very close by. We really enjoyed the greenery Sue’s apartment offered in a city settling.
We also stayed for 5 weeks and the house wasn’t particularly set up for a long term stay— pots and pans and amenities in the kitchen had a lot of wear and tear (Teflon was coming off pots and pans) and the electric kettle had rusted in the inside. For a shorter stay, if you’re okay with the road situation and have transportation options, this is a nice respite from the city.