While this place is a good location, it fell far short of most of our expectations. All rooms except one had mold. There was even dry rot in the wood work around one of the doors. When I sunk a fingernail into this rotten wood, little bugs came running out. I was a biology major, so I can tell you they looked like something in the insect order of Psocoptera (booklice). There was dust on our headboard and in some places on the floor, marks on the walls, and in general it was not especially clean. The place smelled of fungus.
One of the bedrooms had no windows. The tiny kitchen also had no windows, and the refrigerator was in the living room. There were cups but we never found any glasses. The so called "dining room" is actually where the dining table is in the living room between the front door and the refrigerator.
The owner's description puts a lot of emphasis on the view of a park, which in one place is called a "forest" that "surrounds" the apartment. The view directly across the street is actually of another building. The view is in fact good, but you need to be near enough to the living room window to look 40 degrees to the right to see the park. You can also see Taipei 101, at maybe 75 degrees.