Our Quebec apartment was a funky apartment on the 2nd floor with no view and a neighborhood feel. We had 2 key code locked doors to go through, so we just needed to remember the codes. There were stairs to get from the front door to our apartment door. The building had 2 apartments. Once in the apartment there was a flight of stairs to the main floor. Then there was a flight of stairs going up to the master bedroom where Kris and Sharon were. Jeanne and I had the downstairs bedroom. So we had a lot of stairs to do. Dealing with the luggage was a challenge. The stairs were narrow and the rails were in awkward places. The master bedroom had a huge walk-in closet, a side space with an extra bed, large bedroom and a huge open style bathroom. When we were leaving we had to carry our trash and recycling down the street to recycling and trash bins. That was a pain. The Metro Plus (grocery) and the SAQ (wine) store was around the corner from the grocery store.
The front door to our apartment. There is a key code to get in.
Up one flight of stairs to the door of our apartment. Another key code to get in.
A small sitting area, maybe for coats and shoes.
Another flight of stairs into the apartment.
Living room
Dining room with a very large table. I am standing in the kitchen.
I am in the living room looking at the dining room and the kitchen
Jeanne's and my bedroom.
Another flight of stairs to the master bedroom suite.
Huge walk in closet, open style bathroom, small side sitting room. This is where Sharon and Kris are. A lot of narrow stairs and not great railings.
A lot of art work around.
A funky apartment, a lot of personality but also a little on the awkward side.












The place for coats and boots is probably because Quebec City gets so much snow in the winter.
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ReplyDeleteIt looks like a cute place but I’d not be comfortable going on stairs without good handrails.... that last photo looks intimidating! This coming from someone who ponders that we should put in handrails for the two steps from our kitchen door to our driveway lol.
ReplyDeleteI guess its a good thing it has some personality. Yes, some of those stairs with minimal handrails could be a hazard to one's health. Especially if you had a little wine. I hope there were bathrooms up those stairs and people didn't have to come down during the night. Seemed like a quite day compared to others.
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