The best things about this place are the large bedroom, king bed, Netflix, newer hard flooring throughout, high ceilings and quiet but close-to-downtown location. The drawbacks are the old-fashioned and small bathroom and kitchen and the off-site laundry. The home itself is older and laid out differently than a modern apartment. We never saw anyone in the lobby area downstairs (the traditional living room in the pics), so it felt pretty private getting up to the apartment. The bathroom has almost no counterspace and the shower stall has nowhere to put your things. I have a suction-cup toiletry organizer that came in handy. The office table you see in the pics is the only table, so sitting down for a meal with another person means pulling up the ottoman from the bedroom (odd). The kitchen has limited counterspace and no dishwasher. I don't recommend cooking much more than a one-pan meal here. Stove is small. The microwave is on top of the fridge (awkward if you're short). The place is outfitted well, no complaints- but no frills. Laundry is next door in a little building behind other apartments. Coin operated machines mean you've got to get quarters (7-11 nearby) and go back and forth to tend to your laundry. All that said, I do think it's a good value for the price, you just need to know it's got some quirks. If you're going to go out to eat most of the time, the small kitchen probably won't bother you at all. The bedroom is spacious and the TV is mounted just right for watching Netflix in bed. Two closets there and even a small french door balcony with an interesting view. Good AC unit in bedroom window and modern ceiling fan above bed (both remote controlled). Clean, well-maintained and managers respond reasonably quickly. We ride-shared around town and were glad to avoid the town's apparent parking hassles.