Jookun’s place was especially warm and inviting. It felt like someone actually lived there – it wasn’t all bare bones from Ikea. The wonderful roof deck surrounded by tree tops – a great green privacy screen, was the best. The bath / shower also featured a deep “sitting style” tub - again, another unique feature of this apartment.

The neighborhood couldn’t have been more convenient – just a couple of blocks to Massachusetts Avenue and the Central T station. It was ideally located between Harvard / Radcliffe and MIT. The neighborhood was also very leafy and filled with old wood and brick homes: a truly fantastic place for students and families.
The kitchen was also well fitted with just about any tool you’d need for serious or not-so-serious cooking. Though I was only there for a few days, I could easily imagine spending weeks or months in such a comfortable home.
Jookun made me feel very welcome and we had the chance to speak a couple of times as either he and / or I were leaving / returning to the house. It was particularly easy conversing with him seeing as how we both had a background in architecture. Perusing the design, planning, and architecture books in his apartment made my stay all the more enjoyable.
For anyone visiting Boston or Cambridge, I unhesitatingly recommend Jookun’s place.