This is a well organised residential space, with bedroom at the back overlooking a trafficless ravine and French windows to the front sitting space, giving a lot of light, which seems unusual for many of the apartments in this city that I looked at, where the room with the light tends to be given to the bedroom rather than the living space. Although on the corner and looking onto the busy Newark Avenue, the double-glazed windows look across to a green grassy bank topped by a school, so a pleasant outlook. A 12-15 minutes walk round the corner to the right and first right into Magnolia Avenue gives a pleasant walk up to Journal Square Path station, and trains to Manhattan 33rd Street or World Trade Center which run frequently and usually quickly. This was my second stay in this apartment which says something about its comfort and convenience. The only drawback are the dogs that inhabit the building, one of which on the floor above is somewhat restless and they can set each other off barking. But if that doesn't bother you . . . and you can get used to it with the help of ear plugs are just habituation . . . then this is a great place to stay. Simone is a very solicitous host, who on my mentioning need for a kettle, supplied one for this visit (and a very charming one too!) along with a welcoming pack of English breakfast tea and Scottish shortbread. Highly recommended!