What a great place for the money, and the main bedroom is so pretty!!! The kitchen & overall house was stocked to the brim with amenities, anything that you'd need to live comfortably for a month +. The place had a dishwasher & washer dryer which were honestly lifesavers. Jenny was always very responsive as well, wish we could have met her!
The house is a 5-floor walkup (but that was clearly communicated prior, so no issues) and a broken ceiling which we didn't know of (which Jenny agreed to get repaired and sent someone), a cockroach, and some rats in the street (I guess that's just NYC though!).
The only thing that I'd say is that the second bedroom has no windows looking outside & very very little natural light coming in, so I & my flatmate had to exchange rooms halfway which was a pain. The natural light you see in the photo of the second room is from the door which we had to shut since we were sharing a house, that's the only thing which was a little difficult for a long stay. We were working from home so it was a little difficult, but if you're looking for a shorter stay or are going to be out of the house most of the time, it is perfect.
All in all, super close to the subways (line 1 and line ABC), the bus drops you almost next to your house, a couple of blocks from the riverside and Central Park, near so many food places & grocery stores, and very homely and comfortable to live in. The people in the area are a little noisy and walking alone can get a little unnerving past midnight, but they mind their own business and the neighbourhood is very welcoming a couple of streets down the road. By the end, I had become friends with the pastry & tea shops and the bar round the corner and felt almost like a local. :) The place is really great for the price (compared to options in NYC) and most of the things mentioned are stuff that you'd find in NYC anyway.
Thanks Jenny for a great month in NYC!