Sofia provides a nice apartment with free underground parking in a garage. The one bedroom is a pretty tight fit, the bed is comfortable. Blackout shades were nice. We just stayed overnight before a flight in the morning, so did not really use the kitchen so can't comment much about that. There were a few crackers and some leftovers from previous tenants provided for eating. A bit of tea and coffee. Even ice cream cones in the freezer!
The big thing I must comment on is the same issue mentioned by many other reviewers, the flight noise overhead. Now, I live in a house that has a flight path overhead so I thought I was prepared for this. It was not the same at all. There's a BIG difference between airplanes that are still 5000 feet in the air and airplanes that are only 500 feet in the air. It was like a train driving through the living room. Mostly it stopped around 11 PM but then it started up at 6 AM. That was the end of my sleep even with earplugs. I think it woke up my two-year-old daughter as well, and she usually sleeps through anything.
To clarify some seemingly contradictory statements from other customers, there is air-conditioning in the apartment so you can close the windows from the noise and stay comfortable, however the air conditioning is only in the living room, none in the bedroom. There's a fan provided to blow the air into the bedroom, so you can't close the door if you want to sleep with the air conditioning.
We had a little bit of trouble finding a place to eat within walking distance and Sofia's mother didn't really know much. Luckily I had done some Google research ahead of time and found a cute little authentic Portuguese eatery about a 10 minute walk, but there really was not much else. Apparently there is a large grocery store in the other direction, but not much right around the apartment. For a university area it was pretty dead in mid June.
I wish I could give his apartment a stronger review, because Sofia and her mother were both very nice and it was a nice apartment. But unfortunately the apartment does not exist in isolation of the world around it.