SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes

[jefe]

Originally Posted by suited

I just moved in 2 weeks ago, so decorations are at a minimum right now

Downtown Columbus, 2 bedroom/2bath. Especially love the showers.


Columbus, Ohio? wow. Things have changed a bit since I left in 2001. Nice spot - hope it treats you well.

What neighborhood?

 

[chorse123]

My last place.

 

[emptym]

^I like the clever bookshelf.

 

[chorse123]

Originally Posted by emptym

^I like the clever bookshelf.

Thanks. We didn't want to cover up the picture frame molding with a bookcase, so made four of these.

 

[suited]

Originally Posted by jefe

Columbus, Ohio? wow. Things have changed a bit since I left in 2001. Nice spot - hope it treats you well.

What neighborhood?

Thank you. Arena District (at least I'm pretty sure it's considered that).

There are actually several nice condos in Dowtown Columbus. They city has a few that are over 1 million, this was my favorite that I found online.

(link to the listing that has more pics) http://kwcapitalpartners.mlshelper.n...id=&next=&sub#

 

[Connemara]

I've only driven through the Arena District but it looks pretty decent. A lot of bars around there.

 

[FlyingLotus]

what would you call this type of artwork, if i wanted to look for something similar ?
that old portrait style...

 

[Recoil]

Originally Posted by chorse123

My last place.

This is a nice charming place. I wish I could find a classic place like this in Toronto.

 

[designprofessor]

Originally Posted by FlyingLotus

what would you call this type of artwork, if i wanted to look for something similar ?
that old portrait style...

looks 17th -18th century to me

 

[EL72]

Originally Posted by LVoer

This is a nice charming place. I wish I could find a classic place like this in Toronto.

There are lots. Annex, Forest Hill, Lawrence Park, High Park, Bloor West Village...

 

[Recoil]

Originally Posted by EL72

There are lots. Annex, Forest Hill, Lawrence Park, High Park, Bloor West Village...
I rarely see any that are old AND charming. Most are ratty looking. If you have any links/info on nice old walk-ups in the Annex, along Yonge, up Avenue, I'd love to have it. I'm looking for a building with professionals as tenants who appreciate older/finer real estate, no students, white trash, non-english speakers, indigents, etc. I can find plenty of those on my own. LOL. I find that MLS and Kijiji don't have many listing for nice walk-ups.

 

[RedLantern]

My spot.

 

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by LVoer

I rarely see any that are old AND charming. Most are ratty looking. If you have any links/info on nice old walk-ups in the Annex, along Yonge, up Avenue, I'd love to have it. I'm looking for a building with professionals as tenants who appreciate older/finer real estate, no students, white trash, non-english speakers, indigents, etc. I can find plenty of those on my own. LOL.

I find that MLS and Kijiji don't have many listing for nice walk-ups.

Montreal has a lot of buildings with apartments like that that are well outside the budget of most students. I can't imagine toronto doesn't.

 

[suited]

Originally Posted by RedLantern

My spot.

Very cool shower. Also love how the wall is cut that separates the living room/kitchen.

 

[spertia]

Originally Posted by suited

Also love how the wall is cut that separates the living room/kitchen.

I agree -- that feature really caught my eye.