This place worked out pretty well as a comfortable living space for a short stay in Asheville. It was furnished with the essentials, and Alicia had a very practical way to provide entry whenever we needed it.
In selecting accommodations we prioritized proximity to town, hoping that we could stroll to breakfast or dinner locations. That did not work out real well, because the unit is surrounded by busy streets with few crosswalks. However, driving to town was easy because those streets provided good access, and there was plenty of parking downtown.
Another thing to note about this unit is that there is a fair amount of street noise, because the street is a relatively high speed street for a residential area. The noise was not loud enough to keep us awake, but we always had window closed because of cool nights. If the windows were open it would have been a problem.
It is hard to judge the neighborhood. The house next door looked to be a wreck, but there weren't a lot of houses on the same street, as it was more of a thoroughfare than a residential street.
In sum, the apartment itself was fine, comfortable and furnished with the things we needed. Alicia was pleasant, made things easy for us, and provided plenty of contact info if we had needed anything.