This is a big place, and it feels nice and bright inside. The neighborhood is walkable - Melody Lounge and Katsu Sando were some new favorite places that I found. It's nice to have parking, too. Jeremy, the host, responded rapidly to questions and was great to work with. With that said, there were some little issues with the place, such as the kitchen faucet being installed so that it doesn't swivel and doesn't have much water pressure. The little AC unit tries it's best, but is way too small to cool the unit. The throw rugs were really dirty, which was a big deal for me - I walked around in socks on my first day and they were turned absolutely black in just a few minutes. It's an old building, so there's probably no insulation in the walls - you can hear your neighbors talking, and walking around, and coughing, and listen in to their music and their TV. And there's ongoing construction, which I wish the host had warned me about - I stayed for a month, and woke up to hammering every morning for the entire month, sometimes before 7 am. It seemed to be going on 7 days a week, not just five. That's obviously a temporary issue...but not THAT temporary. Finally, the unit's windows are about 10 feet from a high school football field - the view is blocked by a fence, but those floodlights come on at 5:45 am for morning practice, and their games on Friday nights sound like they're right in your living room. They had a school dance once while I was there, and the music was so loud it sounded like I was in a club. This is an apartment in an old, run down building that's been made pretty nice on the inside.