Location is very walkable to bars and restaurants but also very walkable to what seemed like a halfway house and a rougher part of town. We arrived a little late on a weekend night but we were able to quickly find parking on the street that Blake recommended us to park on. Within seconds of parking we were approached by a man who immediately started taking inventory of everything in our truck bed and asking us for money. He went on to comment on the things in our truck bed before disappearing into a house a few steps away. We didn't feel safe so we moved the truck a little farther away from the house he went into but right as we were about to leave and make our way to Blake's we were approached by another man asking for money and also taking inventory of the items in our truck bed. This man also disappeared into the same house. We finally just moved the truck even farther away into a hotel lot that had security.
I must've overlooked the part about the space being on the third floor or maybe it wasn't listed. The steps were very slippery to go up and down (due to rain) and not the most ideal for someone with an ankle injury. The space itself is incredibly nice and full of charm but it unfortunately was not the cleanest and lacking attention to detail.
There was a lot of dust and black mold in the bathroom and bedroom, only enough shampoo for my bf to wash his short hair with, the 2 wall unit AC (one in the bedroom and one in the living room) weren't the best, and the bed felt a little janky. Also, if you're sensitive to light while sleeping, bring an eye mask. The blinds in the bedroom don't shut all the way and if you wish to close the curtains, you will block the AC from blowing air.
This place has a lot of potential but we unfortunately didn't get to experience it.