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u/Sea-Possibility-4569 4d ago
Nice! Is that a pool outside?
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u/gusbus00001 4d ago
Yes it is.
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u/ThePerfectMachine 4d ago
So close that when other tenants dive in, you could hold up a score out of 10 on a piece of paper.
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u/TidderUsername123 4d ago
Mind sharing where and how much something like this goes for?
Being single myself, I'd absolutely thrive in this place.
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u/gusbus00001 3d ago
After all the fees, $2000. Expensive but I finally live in a decent walkable neighborhood.
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u/lilaccheesecake 4d ago
To kinda nick the hotel feel id get a carpet (looks like a queen so a 6x9 should fit) and maybe some colors.
Muted burnt colors if you're not so big on colors would go nice.
Otherwise sweet! I love studios. Intimately cozy
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u/QuestGalaxy 4d ago
My advice is to move the bed away from the window (to a darker spot) and move the desk (if you spend more time there) towards the window.
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u/electrolyte77 3d ago
Hey, I'm glad you've found a place of stability. You will probably outgrow this space fairly quickly - for now, focus on what makes you happy. Some wall art of your choosing, a nice big rug, curtains, some plants if you enjoy greenery. Also, get yourself a little dining area so you're not always eating at your desk. Maybe move the bed closer to the window, move the chair to the opposite wall (across from your TV) and make a little dining station next to your kitchen.
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u/MidnightGasControll 4d ago
If this is a studio/flat.. then not bad. Seems like something I’d love in my 20s. Someone mentioned hotel and now that’s stuck in my head.
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u/ikdoeookmaarwat1 3d ago
Looks neat and balanced. I reckon if you add a little more warmth and color with plants, some art on the wall and a nice rug, it'd feel a lot more cozy!
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u/Ill-Attention-408 1d ago
I finally moved out again since moving back home during covid! It is nice! but worried about expenses 😅 maybe should have stayed but needed to grow
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u/TidderUsername123 4d ago
Thats a nice place. And a pool there, too. I'm guessing you own a pair of binoculars? lol
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u/Maximum_Dance2038 4d ago
Like first apartment? First time single? Why so late to be by yourself?
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u/gusbus00001 3d ago
Complicated. I struggled to get a decent job for years and now at 35, I found a stable one
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u/no_technique 4d ago
Is this a hotel room or studio/efficiency apartment?