Martin’s property is a converted synagogue- the property is on first floor (up one flight of stairs) and then is a town house on a further four floors (all stairs). We were travelling with two infants and on reflection the layout was quite difficult to work with, and the property wouldn’t suit anyone who had any health or mobility issues.
The biggest problem with the property was how much ‘stuff’ was in the property. Every kitchen cupboard was full to the point there wasn’t anywhere to put food we purchased apart from the fridge!
The property is absolutely fine but looks well used, which leads to a feeling expensive (rather than good value). Martin’s staff live on site (downstairs) and we’re always responsive and not intrusive - however on a couple of occasions wanted to come in to the property to get things/do things for Martin.
Location wise the property is in the East Village of Tompkins park. The park is big and has a lot of young families, but does feel a little edgy still.