The Break-Up: Help Me Pick My New Apartment!

I'll spare you the gory details, but this past Monday I finally made the decision to move out. Now I just need to decide where to go. I think my partner is still in denial about my decision, however, so I'm anxious to get out soon. But being a Libra, I can't decide! Here's where you can help.

Ever watch "House Hunters" on HGTV? Same idea, just for an apartment. I'll list here my 4 choices and you tell me which one you think I should take. Sorry I don't have photos, but I can't seem to remember to carry my camera with me lately. Ready? Here goes, no particular order:

#1. Trendy Downtown Loft: Brand-new 1-bedroom or studio apts in revitalized downtown neighborhood. Galleries, shops within walking distance. Apts feature free wireless, cheap deal on cable, biz center, cardio room and pool, secure entrances and trendy interior accents w/ balcony. Nice city views. W/D connections but no laundry facility. Square footage ranges 606-777, rent is $799-$855/month.

#2. Charming Townhome: 2-bedroom townhome, built in 1940s, with original hardwood floors, gas heat & range, central air, private front and rear entrances and small garden areas. Old-school ceramic tile bathroom, nice closets but tiny kitchen. No W/D connections but do have laundry facility. Beautiful old trees in courtyard-type setting next to city park and creek with paved walking paths. Low application fee and only $525/month. Not sure on square footage but rooms are spacious.

#3. Livin' Large in New Neighborhood: Newer apt in new neighborhood still under construction but a little far out. Both 1- and 2-bedroom units are large, between 770-1,100 square feet with largest bathrooms I've seen and tall ceilings. Most all rooms are conveniently wired for cable. Have dishwashers and W/D connections, and can rent outdoor storage. Balconies, fitness center, pool and close to city walking trail; apt complex backs up to small stream. Rent ranges $610-$710/month.

#4. Shaded, Established Neighborhood: Tree-shaded older complex in convenient, upscale neighborhood. Balconies, fitness center, pool, does have outdoor storage and option for taller ceilings. Nice landscaping and plenty of sidewalks. Square footage between 773-1,113, but apts feel small because of choppy floor plan. W/D connections and laundry facility. High application fee ($325) and rent between $559-$610/month.

Which one do you think I should pick??