What worked about this space is its proximity to Manhattan and the subway. Also there is a sweet little deli across the street for cheese, crackers, water etc. There is a nice wine store two blocks to the right of the building, an excellent coffee place down Berry st. One of the NYT’s top 2019 restaurant picks called Misi’s within walking distance. There are many other great food pic’s in the neighborhood. The weather was cold and wet so we didn’t access the outdoor spaces in the apartment.
I would say the space is between OK and Good, with inexpensive fixes that could make a big difference in the overall look and experiences.
This is my list. A new shower curtain pole. The rod is past it’s prime and fell down on it’s own and was hard to re- secure. A bath mat for the bathroom floor. There wasn’t one. I think sanding and painting the bathroom vanity would make a big difference. The stain is worn down to the wood.
Two bed side reading lamps. There was one but we couldn’t figure out how to turn it on. There wasn’t a switch or motion response.
All that I mentioned above would cost maybe $100. to $200. if you found two cool used lamps.
The space has a lived in feel to it and maybe absolutely perfect for a 20, 30 something age group.
What worked about the space was the full size refrigerator, king size bed and a good amount of space. and as I mentioned, the location is great too.