Cute studio in historic neighborhood

This apartment has been such an absolute pleasure to call home for the past 1.5 years. I moved in assuming it would only be for a few months until I wanted a bigger place with my own furniture, but fell in love with the well-appointed space and neighborhood. Nancy the owner lives upstairs and felt more like a (very helpful) neighbor than a landlord from the start. She and Birdie (her adorable grey and white cat) were wonderful to share the property with, never imposing but always nice to run into a few times a week for a chat (or in Birdies case, a head pat). This is technically a studio apartment but the space is set up such that it feels more like a one bedroom, with plenty of storage. The bathroom is huge, and the kitchen is full size. I am only moving out to move into my partners house; the storage is honestly better in this apartment than our 3 bed house, but the living space is just a bit too small for two people. I will miss Nancy, Birdie, the house, and neighborhood dearly.

The worst living situation I've ever experienced as a medical traveler. Unit was covered in cobwebs/dead/live bugs/ants upon arrival! They were crawling on me every night as I slept. I struggled to stay awake during 10 hour shifts at work. Ant traps were provided but did not help. When I expressed that I wanted my deposit back, she came into the unit with a notepad, aggressively/confrontational and said "how odd that ants are only in the bedroom", blamed me for her unsanitary unit and was pointing/yelling at me like a child, saying "I don't care, I don't want to hear it" when I expressed my feelings/showed her the vids/photos. This made me feel anxious/stressed/uncomfortable. She lacked compassion for my feelings and tried to blame me. Her responses to my texts were insensitive and rude. Our job is stressful enough. We need a quiet, safe/clean place to come home to after a long day. She walked very loudly late at night when I was resting. I left the place cleaner than when I moved in.