Overall, this is a great deal for the location and stay. A very quite street, easy parking usually right in front of the door, and though the neighborhood is about 1 mile from a struggling part of town with homeless/drug use in public, the neighborhood doesn't see much foot traffic and I felt safe. There was a great playground at the end of the street and little kids playing in the road. The community was out working the community garden right out back and the permanent residence across the way were lovely.
We stayed for a week and it was a great price. The kitchen wasn't as well stocked with supplies and the sink backed up. Frank was always very responsive and had some new kitchen items dropped off the next morning after I messaged him. I told him the backing up sink/dishwasher could wait till we left since it was a weekend.
The building is old with an aging entrance that matches most of the neighborhood. The layout inside reflects the original architecture with windows to nowhere in the bathroom/hall. The entry stairs are very dark with lights on timers that don't come right on.
The apartment itself was entirely different, bright with lots of windows. We were expecting all the bedrooms would have doors, but the main bedroom off the living has no door. It' was just us family so were weren't bothered by the lack of privacy between bedroom and living room.