Jovan and Senna have made a beautiful space in this basement apartment. She has a prior career in fashion design, and this shows in the lovely themes and thoughtful decorations. She has a talent for making things fit the space perfectly. We especially enjoyed having 2 dedicated bedrooms and a dining area overlooking a beautiful backyard. In addition, the place was spotlessly clean. One bedroom’s mattress was firm and the other was soft (stolen immediately by my son who thought it was as comfortable as his tempurpedic at home). Both were dedicated bedrooms offering privacy and space for clothes storage. My son has mobility issues with weakness in one leg. He was easily able to navigate the 5 or so stairs down into the unit, as he could hold onto the handrail. He was then at a ground level that allowed him to walk straight out onto the back deck to throw a ball for his service dog. The bathroom has 2 small steps with a handhold on the right wall, so this was easily navigated, too Though we brought and used our own, they had even thought to provide waste bags for my son’s service dog . We LOVED the abundance of hooks inside and outside the unit to hang leashes and jackets. The umbrella in the pot outside door was also a great touch! Medically, the only caution I would say is that if you have allergies, the back bedroom and the laundry room have a slight musty odor one would NORMALLY associate with a basement unit. There was a provided air cleaner that we moved to the back bedroom to eliminate this issue, and the laundry room was easily kept closed to take care of that area. We would tolerate this anytime to have the wonderful full-size washed and dryer. :) If you are tall just also be aware there are some lower ceilings-also typical of a basement unit. At 5’11” my son could easily touch the ceiling. The only place he felt was a little tight for his height was the shower (which had the lowest ceiling). He had enough clearance to stand and wash his hair, but not much more height than that. On the positive side the shower still felt spacious, and the water pressure was a dream come true!!! Nothing like warm high-pressure water to make you feel revived. The kitchen had full-size appliances and a dishwasher. (Yay!) There were plenty of dishes, a microwave, a Keurig brewer, and my favorite-an electric tea kettle. Air conditioning/ heat was provided by a ductless unit in the front dining room and a ductless unit in the back bedroom. The middle area was a bit chilly at night, so we thoroughly enjoyed the electric fireplace- now on my own must-have list. Each bedroom had a wonderfully warm duvet - perfect! The trip to Boston Children’s Hospital was about 40 minutes by cab fir 8AM and 9AM appointments. This was well worth it to us to have...