The condo is quite large. We didn't really use all the space available. It's a very nice place. Nice large kitchen. Separate room for laundry. The metro is about a 10 minute walk in either direction, and a bus/tram stop is only 5 minutes at most, with quite a few bus lines. There were restaurants within walking distance, and one real grocery store, but other small markets around. The grocery store is ok, but not great for selections. But few grocery stores in Europe have the selection choice that Americans are used too. The neighborhood seems very safe and there is a park across the street.
The pictures give a fair representation of what the place looks like. There is no microwave. And one must be careful about overloading the electrical system. We were drying clothes in the dryer and cooking dinner in the oven and that was apparently too much for the electric system to handle and the circuit breaker flipped and the electricity went off. Only, it had just started raining and so at first I thought it was the weather. Paolo was very responsive when I texted him about it, and the issue was soon fixed once we determined that it was only our apartment without electricity.
We couldn't figure out how to get the shower working in the main bathroom, but there was a shower in the 2nd bathroom so we just used it, rather than bother Paolo's parents to show us. There was no place to put soap or shampoo, so we just used the shower floor.