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If it's deep enough (and was cheaper) it would make a cool wine rack/bar. The square could hold your glasses, a decanter and tools.

I could be wrong but that looks like 2200 Arch. I know they had the same floor plan for some units.

Just a quick note. East Kensington isn't really downtown (aka Center City.) I think they meant that the developers are located downtown. It's also a bit of realtor talk for them to say that EK is just north of Center City. It's 3-4 miles north.
$100,000 in Center City would get you a 300'sq studio.

Not only Piazza della Signoria but also my personal favorite Piazza della Santissima Annunziata. Though I'm not sure how they relate to the apartment being that they're about 1km apart.

How would this TV improve my home? Not sure, but it definitely would improve my home life.

I lost my job and in turn my apartment a year ago. (Wow, I just realized tomorrow will be exactly one year being unemployed, Sept.7th. I had completely blocked that out of my mind.) Losing my job wasn't so bad, I hated it there and I was going nowhere, but being unable to afford my apartment was not something I looked forward to.

After going through all of my options there was only one that was reasonable, I had to move back home. So now I'm back home, living in a town of 1000, freelancing and trying to figure out what's next. I set up a design studio in my bedroom but I rarely use it. I'm the type of person that needs a TV on while I work. I need the sound and the visual stimulation. The only decent TV that we have is in the living room where my retired mom spends her days doing sudoku, watching The View, and yelling at me for spending all day on my laptop.

She says she does, but she still doesn't "get" that I can make a(n ok) living working on my computer. Having a TV of my own would allow me to retreat to my man-cave, restore order in the house and allow me to continue growing my business.