This place is a real find. We stayed for two weeks, and loved every minute. The space is larger than it appears in the pictures. The living area is surprising airy for a street level space. There are two large windows that throw a lot of light on the space, with blinds that can be closed for privacy and sleep. There is a couch and love seat with an end table between, and a large coffee table. There are lots of recessed lights that can be dimmed. The tall ceiling adds to the sense of space. The TV is a good size, and its home screen allows you to access most streaming services, although you will have to enter your credentials to use any service; there is no cable. The kitchen has an electric stove, refrigerator, and microwave. There is a dining table with chairs and a breakfast bar. The bedroom area and bathroom are located a few steps up and separated from the main living area by a half wall. The bed is extremely comfortable. There are shelves in the bedroom, and a dresser in the living area. The bathroom though small has a good shower, shampoo, conditioner and soap. The apartment is conveniently located, within easy walking distance of stores and restaurants on 24th Street; and just a few blocks from the #24 bus Castro Street stop, which goes north to the Castro, The Haight, and Pac Heights. Brooke is responsive and quickly replied to our messages. The trash containers are inside a gated area of the building, with access via Ring. Please note that there are three curved and somewhat narrow stairs between the living and bedroom areas. We are both well over 60, but had no issues with these stairs, or anything else in the apartment, but these might prove challenging for someone with mobility issues.