The apartment, in my opinion, is one of the best in Kadıköy (Caferağa) - from those that I managed to see, and I experienced about a dozen of them. All of other apartments were not bad as well, but this one has the spirit as if you were going from outside of the street into the room, but still remained outside: in style, spirit, impressionwise. The apartment is decorated in such a way that if to arrange tables in it and place a bartender behind the kitchen counter, you will find yourself in a typical local cafe. During the day, you look out the window and almost certainly someone is sitting on the other side of the road, drinking tea, talking. In the evenings, there are a lot of people around, no deaf empty streets. And the streets themselves are narrow, paved with stone, almost all of them are pedestrian. On the other side, in the garden in the evenings it feel quite pleasant to sit and enjoy tea or something else; behind the wall there's a courtyard, completely converted into a tavern with a calm music plays, an even rumble of voices can be heard. But this does not create any annoying noise: on the contrary, it is something like the sound of rain to fall asleep with pleasure. In the kindergarten, almost every day you can see different cats that come here to take a break from the begging they constantly practice in a nearby cafe. The internet connectoon is good by Turkish standards: in other places the connection is clearly worse. The apartment is spacious, very well heated (its own gas water heater along with big batteries). No problems with hot water for the same reason: you yourself configure the temperature of the heater that hangs in the garden. Perhaps the rooms are a bit gloomy due to the location... but for those who like this kind of light it will be just fine. The spirit of the district itself is in every breath of air in this apartment, and when you go out there are cafes, bars, vinyl record or musical instrument stores, ice cream kiosks, hairdressers, and the most crowded streets in the evenings all around. What can I say: right upstairs there is a barbershop and a record store. What does this mean, among other things? And the fact that there is no one above you, there is no one below you. At night, no one walks and stools do not rattle. Silence reigns. On the street, there are two or three grocery stores and a bunch of small wine shops. If to walk down a little, Migros, a pretty good and one of the largest grocery stores in Jaferaga district oios found. The owner of the apartment is a kind and helpful person. He responds very quickly to questions that may appear, and at one night when I accidentally left the apartment with a key inside, after 15 minutes he arrived to help me out. I lived here for two months, and if it would be not necessary to leave, I would have lived there calmly and pleasantly for at least a year.