Clean apartment within an older big-house-thing, probably built in the early 1900's to accommodate a large family but was later divided up into separate apartments. This particular unit appears to be half of what was once a single apartment; I say this because the kitchen and bathroom, though fully equipped and functional, seem smaller than what one would expect for an older house. The bathroom is still quite nice though the kitchen then is a bit cramped.
When I normally rent an entire apartment as opposed to only a room, I expect one that has live-in accomodations such as what one would have after living in an apartment for a while. In this case, there was no dining room table, for instance, requiring me to eat on the older-model couch with the coffee table. This isn't bad in itself but no one could really stay here all day, day after day, as one normally residing in it. Thus, you're almost forced to dune out. As such, it comes across more as a hotel room and less like an apartment.
The walls are a bit thin and the neighborhood, as is a great deal of Manchester, is inhabited primarily by recent immigrants. Thus, don't expect particularly affluent neighbors.
Overall it was okay but less than what I expected.