The apartment is in a quiet residential neighborhood close to the ramparts, and a reasonable walking distance to the center of Avignon, the train station (not the TGV-the local trains) and is generally convenient.
The outdoor space is very nice and would be a real plus in warmer weather. We stayed 6 nights in mid November, however, and it was too chilly to be used.
The kitchen, although small, is adequate for breakfast and lunch type cooking and it would be a shame to miss the local restaurants as most were good to excellent. There are several varieties of coffee makers from French Press to Espresso and Mr. coffee. The refrigerator is large by European standards. There was a generous supply of coffee and a welcome bottle of wine.
The wine opener could stand replacing, and knives could do with a good sharpening.
Others have commented on the eclectic art collection. It is a little overwhelming to be honest. Particularly the large statue of the Infant of Prague in one of the bedrooms, which can be startling in the night if you get up to go to the bathroom.
Speaking of whic, the toilet enclosure is very small, the supply shelf is very high and the handle to the door came off several times during our stay, as did the doorknob to the adjacent bedroom.
We had some initial difficulties with getting the heat to operate and upon contacting the owner, were referred back to the house instructions. We finally got it to work thru trial and error.