With 1,200 square feet of livable space, this Apartment at 2339, on the northeastern third floor, is shaped like a spacious irregular square. A compact floor layout lies beyond those walls and includes a closeted foyer, living room with balcony, dining area, fully equipped kitchen, and two bedrooms with their receptive bathrooms. The charm of this arrangement flows from the centrally located living room touches each of the rooms in one way or another. The attractive layout arrangement starts at the foyer with its half-a-wall height that creates the dining area (serves 2 to 8). The wallpapered and tiled kitchen lies beyond there and boasts stainless steel appliances, many cupboards and shelves, and a Lazy Susan rack with two interior shelves, a pantry, and an upgraded Electrolux wall oven with convection cooking option. The next corner is an interesting combination of a second bedroom with sets of attractive bay windows that form a curved exposure. The room also includes the washer/dryer closet. (The 13x14 ft. room with closet conforms to bedroom requirements, though it is used as a writer's workroom and study/office.) The home's most dramatic moment comes at the real wall of the Living Room, where a window wall of glass is embraced by the walls of both bedrooms. The ensuing corner with a comfortably large 13 x 14 feet master suite has a roomy floor to ceiling Linen Closet. In addition, the apartment is rich in subtle extras...Floors throughout are hardwood and easy to clean; The chandelier in the dining area is a touch of local culture as it was designed and created in Princeton; All window arrangements and the Balcony's Venetian Blinds and cornice were designed and created by an old-time Princeton decorator.It wasn't planned, but both bedrooms have windows with deep window sills---an agreeable sun exposure for raising house plants during April to October.And nature also contributed a dramatic outdoor scene as raptors, geese, and varieties of birds swoop through the long flyway created by the proximity of the tops of these buildings. The flyways are a delight to watch as the flashes of birds soar and dip in uniform.