The location of this place is nice, it's close to numerous bus stations and you easily find Lime and Dott scooters and bikes in the vicinity.
Cool amenity in front of the door is a planter with bunch of herbs.
The apartment is cosy, has all of the amenities, even a Bialeti (I guess every Italian home has one). I believe it's missing a safe box (it's on the list) but it's not that important as the door and the lock seem safe enough. There is a one big window that looks to the street, one tiny on the opposite wall just above the bed and another tiny one in the bathroom. If you want some natural light, bear in mind the loft is on ground level so privacy is hindered.
Overall it's an ok place, to me it seems it's a converted garage space or something, the high ceiling makes it harder to heat up the place. There is an AC but we didn't manage to get a nice temperature going so we had to include additional heating element, luckily it was already available in the loft.
This brings up a certain issue - electricity. I am not sure what is the reason behind it, but if you turn on multiple appliances, the power just dies out. Although it was stated on the welcome board in the loft, during these somewhat cold days it was very aggravating to constantly keep mind what you need to turn on and off. If you forget to turn off something, then the power goes out again, then you flip the switch to turn it back on. You then repeat this process several times a day.
Other thing to note is somewhat damp air, this info might be of use to people with chronic respiratory diseases.
My opinion is that this place might be better to stay at during the spring/summer time as I suppose some of the issues above would not be present in that period.