Some shots of the bare apartment.

We can't move in for another 2-4 weeks, and don't have keys yet; but here are some pix from the day we inspected the place.
One of the bedrooms; I'm not sure which. D took the pix.
One of the views.
Kitchen.
Me in the living room.
Hallway.
Me in the living room again.
Walk-in closet in the front hallway.

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This suzy said…
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6:28 PM
This suzy said…
Nice! Looks like you'll have good space.

I'm sure this was just out of the picture or something, but your kitchen does have a stove and oven, right?
6:29 PM
Bearette said…
It actually doesn't, yet. The movers will bring our oven and fridge over there.
7:03 PM
bdogg_mcgee said…
I love it! The floors are gorgeous... :)
7:26 PM
Anonymous said…
The floors are gorgeous! I'm so spoiled, though, regarding the amount of space you get. That hallway doesn't look like a grown person would fit through it :)
7:40 PM
judy in ky said…
Looks nice... and big. Exciting!
8:20 AM
Bearette said…
Kitkat - I know what you mean; it does look narrow in the photo. But the rent is terrific!
9:18 AM
Anonymous said…
it looks huge! Suzy- I also had a moment of panic when I noticed the missing oven and fridge.

Why don't they just install new ones, instead of moving the old? Then the old apt will be missing appliances, too...?

(or maybe this is one of those NY real estate things I don't understand)
10:43 AM
Caro said…
A walk-in closet is a big deal in New York, right! Congratulations on your new place. I LOVE the floors.
9:05 PM
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