"Overall, I like Mosler Lofts but 650 square feet probably wouldnt have been enough space for me my stuff."
Sure. You weigh 98 lbs and you have a collection of Mephisto shoes. Do you really need that much space?
I've been living with my GF for about 15 years, in an average living space of 600 square feet. With six vehicles, we need more room for parking than we do for living. The idea that two adults would have a hard time coexisting in a one bedroom condo, even with different work schedules, is laughable.
Chris
· 2 years ago
maybe you have a better relationship w/ the GF than the average bear. as for me, I need some space!
Bob
· 2 years ago
Exposed ducting is ugly. Aren't they supposed to hide those things? It is like going back in time nowadays. They are selling laptop screen that has glare as if it is better.
mhays
· 2 years ago
Exposed ductwork is fine if you like the look, but it's noisy.
I like the look of the building. Can see it from home on First.
s.data
· 2 years ago
Actually, Mosler is not in the ride free zone. Ride Free stops b/w bell and blanchard. You will walk 4-5 blocks to Mosler. If you would like to exit the bus closest to Mosler then you must pay.
mattgoyer
· 2 years ago
And walk in the pouring rain we did! It's close enough though...
mhays
· 2 years ago
Who needs the ride free zone? In Belltown you're in the easy walk zone.
I walk to the CBD every day, and only regret it a few days per year. (Well, a few weeks ago I showed up at work completely soaked below my raincoat...)
Jason
· 1 year ago
Agreed about the lobby being hotely and dated looking. Love the fact they did big showers instead of cheap tubs and that they put in sleek extractor fans instead of microwaves.
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Sure. You weigh 98 lbs and you have a collection of Mephisto shoes. Do you really need that much space?
I've been living with my GF for about 15 years, in an average living space of 600 square feet. With six vehicles, we need more room for parking than we do for living. The idea that two adults would have a hard time coexisting in a one bedroom condo, even with different work schedules, is laughable.
I like the look of the building. Can see it from home on First.
I walk to the CBD every day, and only regret it a few days per year. (Well, a few weeks ago I showed up at work completely soaked below my raincoat...)