I have been living at this building for about a year now, the studios are beautiful, hardwood floors, spacious closets, beautiful classic kitchens and bathrooms. The management is great as far as taking care of any repairs that need to be done. The owner and management have several buildings in the area, so they know how to do their job!

Lovely old building, though sometimes the age shows. Located near the most popular areas in Captiol Hill, it's just a short walk to a number of bars, restaurants, and things to do. It's not one of the new high-rises, and I'm happy enjoy the old quirks.

The building is an well kept older building in a great location. It is close to bars and restaurants and public transit. It is also accessible to downtown, no more than a fifteen to twenty minute walk, and the rest of the neighborhood. Grocery also nearby.

Although the rent is a little high for a graduate student, the apartment complex and studio itself are pretty amazing. A 1920s building still intact with ice boxes (though not in use) and a lot of original hardware, this apartment complex is not part of the annoying, cookie-cutter high rises springing up all around Capitol Hill. Within the apartment itself, the square footage for the price is better than most in this prime Capitol Hill location, including a large walk-in closet and a built-in breakfast booth. The location is stupendous as well; I often walk downtown (0.6 miles) and I have three different main bus lines (and soon to be light rail!) options within two blocks of my apartment. The apartment is great for a busy working graduate student like me, who is really only here to sleep!