Very artistically photographed details in the listing conceal a huge inattention to detail in the renovation of what must have been a lovely pre- or immediately post-War apartment. best feature - the living room, many windows, great natural light, nice view of the lake. but the apartment suffers from an overall lack of light/lumens - the renovation installed a bunch of small (25w) halogen track lights (some of which were blown or just missing); other lights were blown (critically, the one over the entry stairs, which make a 180 degree turn and thus have those narrow triangular steps - so entry at night is problematic unless you use your phone or leave a light on in the kitchen area). in toto well below recommended # of lumens for the # of square feet (at best, half).
if you've ever done any construction / renovation you will notice that the cabinets lack end veneers, grout and caulk are applied haphazardly, and the new paint stops an inch before any ceiling fixture.
cooling is controlled by a thermostat in the unit below - it was overly cold but YMMV - but you have no way to change this; we stayed in the summer so i cannot speak to the heating situation.
the hot water in the small shower (an overly fussy 5 spout fixture) failed on day 2 but was repaired within 24 hours, so a responsive owner.
the kitchen equipment is very minimal and in some cases unusable (spatulas, etc melted from some prior guest).
close proximity to the Howard Av (red, yellow) and jarvis st (red) EL lines, a grocery store on Howard Av, and some nearby parks.