Anthony’s place is exactly as shown in the pics, and a great value. It is certainly the Brooklyn/NYC experience with its own character and quirks. It’s a small place, but we are used to that. Plenty of closet space in the bedroom, and 2 full sized beds. Serviceable kitchen and bathroom with everything you need. We used this space as a temp location while our bathroom was being rehabbed uptown, so this was used as an actual living space, and we were probably in the space more than a visitor from out of town would. We stayed for a bit over 2 weeks. The street is as quiet as you can get, with only the exception of the 2:30 am garbage truck on Tuesday morning. The bedroom is street facing, but there is hardly any traffic, and if you have a car, parking is a breeze (or was for us) every single time. Every restaurant in Red Hook is delicious, (and we tried them all, sometimes twice), although there is an enormous grocery store just a few blocks away, and the kitchen has everything you need to prepare a meal, which we also did. A laundromat for drop off or diy is less than a block away. My husband worked from the space the entire time, and the wifi worked just fine for him. The B61 bus is literally steps away, and takes you to Borough Hall and the subway can zip you into midtown in 45 minutes. Governors Island was a 10 minute $3 ferry ride at the end of the street, and even though we’ve lived in NYC for 20 years, we’d never been, and that’s a must. Anthony’s communication was extremely fast when we had a question, and he even wrote to ask if we needed anything. All in all a good stay, even though we used it as an actual living space.