What does this use of あっていいな mean?


> ああ 水車小屋か

> 風情があっていいな

The character said this after stopping in front of a 水車小屋. Why is ていいな here
being used here?




You appear to have parsed this incorrectly; it should be

[風情が][[あって]いい]な

the Verb/Adjective + て + いい construction meaning 'it is nice that it
does/has/is...', or 'it is nice and ...'. Hence, here, 'it is nice and
charming', 'it is nice that it has style' and so on.

