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Palo Alto. Tour record.

The Marc, apartment 704

Updated November 10, 2026 · By b. (findwithb.com)

A 675 sq ft one bedroom on the 7th floor of a 1965 high rise, freshly turned over with plank vinyl floors, new bedroom carpet, espresso shaker cabinets and white quartz look counters. Both main rooms have floor to ceiling glass onto a long, narrow northeast facing balcony with an open treetop view. The trade offs: an in unit LG washer dryer takes the place of the dishwasher the listings promise, the 2009 Hotpoint appliances stayed, only the living room has air conditioning, and there are no ceiling lights in the main rooms.

102 recorded objects and spaces · 78 detailed findings · 26 listing checks

City
Palo Alto
Address
501 Forest Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301
Visit date
30 Oct 2026, 15:42
Home type
One bedroom apartment (Plan A)
Recorded asking rent
$5,544 per month, as of 2026-10-30. This is a dated record, not a current offer.

Inside the apartment

Walking in

You come in from a long, hushed, carpeted corridor, where bagged trash sits outside doors in the afternoon for valet pickup, into a short, low ceilinged foyer. Straight ahead the hall opens onto a wall of glass, and your eye slides over long gray brown planks to dark green pines and a pale, bright sky. It feels instantly airy, clean and freshly redone, with crisp white trim, new paint and a soft carpeted bedroom glimpsed on your left.

Light and windows

Both main rooms have their entire outer wall in glass, facing northeast, so by day the home feels bright, open and generous with light. Direct sun arrives only in the early morning: low and slanting in fall, lasting toward midday in early summer until the balcony slab above cuts it off, and barely reaching you in midwinter. Afternoons are softly shaded and glare free. At mid afternoon on the tour the balcony sat in cool shade while the trees and roofs below glowed in sun. The bedroom can go dark behind charcoal roller shades, though thin bright edges likely leak around them, and the living room has light beige filtering shades. After dusk it turns dim and lamp dependent, because the living room, dining corner and bedroom have no ceiling lights. Only the kitchen, foyer, hall and bath are lit from above, and the kitchen counters fall into shadow under the upper cabinets.

Space and layout

The plan is simple, linear and easy to live in. The short foyer opens on one side into a compact, enclosed galley kitchen, so groceries go straight from the door to the fridge, and a hall runs past the bathroom, a long walk in closet and the bedroom to the living room. The living room is the roomy, open heart, wide and deep with the glass at its far end, and the dining corner sits at the kitchen end by a raised bar ledge. The bedroom is a calm, carpeted, well proportioned room where a queen bed fits comfortably and a king only tightly, with the headboard on a solid wall so you face the glass. Closets are generous everywhere: entry, coat, linen and a long walk in. The cook is tucked behind walls rather than facing guests, so hosting means a small table near the kitchen. The balcony runs the full width past both rooms but is a narrow, shallow walkway, lovely for a chair and plants, too tight for a dining set, and the wall unit's outdoor box claims one end.

Sound during the visit

Inside it felt hushed and still: on the phone audio the quietest indoor moments were clearly softer than the balcony. Step outside and the air gets livelier, a mild outdoor murmur likely from the parking lot below, neighbors' wall units on adjacent balconies and downtown residential streets. The noisiest things are your own. The wall unit's compressor and fan sit in the living room corner and would hum through video calls when it cycles, and the washer dryer in the open kitchen spins fast and dries for a long time a few steps from the sofa. The plush carpeted bedroom, away from the wall unit, is the softest and quietest corner. Balcony end screens stop short of the floor and slab, so voices carry between neighbors, and pipes crossing the entry closet ceiling may carry drain sounds from above.

Recorded interior features

Observed facts, claims and uncertainties are kept separate.
FeatureRecord and evidence basis
Laundry inside the apartmentLG all in one washer and ventless dryer (likely WM3555HVA) under the kitchen counterObserved during the visit
Air conditioningAmana through wall unit in the living room only; the bedroom has a wall heater and no coolingObserved during the visit
DishwasherEvery base cabinet was shown; the dishwasher slot holds the washer dryer, although listings promise a dishwasherObserved during the visit
Gas cookingHotpoint electric coil rangeObserved during the visit
Internet hardwareNo Ethernet and no building Wi Fi; one likely coax outletObserved during the visit
Private outdoor spaceCovered balcony about 27 ft long and 4 to 5 ft deepObserved during the visit
Windows on two sidesAll glass faces northeast onto the balconyObserved during the visit

Every recorded detail, by part of the home

Explore the observations, equipment and questions behind this apartment record. A label reading, an inference and an external specification are kept separate. A recorded capability does not mean it was tested during the visit.

Rent, fees and utilities

Rent and fees for apartment 704 (listed Oct 30 to 31, 2026)
  • Other one bedroom Plan A units listed the same week ranged from $5,019 (unit 0106, first floor) to $6,144 (unit 1005, tenth floor), so rent rises with floor.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Specials conflict: the official site shows a $1,000 Look and Lease offer, RentCafe says up to 2 weeks free on vacant units, ApartmentList says no specials.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • The floor plan handout from the tour has blank Per Month and Deposit lines.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • listed rent, ApartmentList: 5544 USD per month

    External researchResearch source 1
  • listed rent range, RentCafe: 5,514 to 6,409 USD per month (by lease term)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • listed rent, Brightplace: 5579 USD per month

    External researchResearch source 1
  • availability: now

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • application fee: 64 USD per applicant

    External researchResearch source 1
  • security deposit (one bedroom): 400 USD

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • storage locker: 55 USD per month

    External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • applies to: Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom)

    External research

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Kitchen and appliances

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No dishwasher in the kitchen; the 24 in under counter slot holds an LG washer dryer instead

  • Every base position in the L shaped kitchen was shown (drawer over door base left of the range, base right of the range, four drawer corner bank, sink base, washer dryer, open overhang). None is a dishwasher. The LG combo is 24 in wide, the standard dishwasher width, and sits beside the sink where a dishwasher would normally go. The official FAQ says all apartment homes include a dishwasher, and the amenities page, RentCafe, ApartmentList and Knock list Dishwasher.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

Why it may matter: All dishes are washed by hand. A listing claim (dishwasher in all homes) is contradicted for this unit; renters who rely on a dishwasher should treat this as a deal point.

Ask the manager: Was the dishwasher removed to fit the in unit washer dryer? Do other units on offer have both?

Recorded finding · Inference

Renovated kitchen kept a 2009 Hotpoint appliance suite

Why it may matter: Finishes look renovated, but the core cooking appliances are entry level and older; the refrigerator is past its typical life.

Ask the manager: Are appliance replacements planned, and will a failed appliance be replaced with new?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Refrigerator door opens toward the kitchen entry

  • The refrigerator stands at the end of the run right at the cased opening from the hallway, hinged on the opening side.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: With the door open, the way into the kitchen narrows; two people cooking will bump here.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Microwave vent duct sealed with wrinkled foil tape and fitted with a manual damper

  • Inside the cabinet above the microwave, the round duct has foil tape at a mid joint and at the microwave transition, a damper lever on its side, and paint over everything.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Vent works only as well as the damper position and joints allow; grease can collect at taped joints over time.

Ask the manager: Confirm the damper is open and where the duct ends.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Ribbed flexible plastic trap under the disposal

  • A white corrugated flexible section forms the trap below the disposal outlet instead of a smooth rigid trap.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Corrugated traps snag food waste from the disposal and clog more often; many codes require smooth wall traps.

Ask the manager: Can maintenance replace the flexible trap with a standard rigid P trap?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Painted wall behind the range and sink instead of tile

  • Only a 4 in counter splash protects the wall; paint continues up behind the range to the microwave.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Grease and tomato splatter will need careful wiping; paint can stain.

Recorded finding · Inference

Cook's view: compact L shaped all electric kitchen with a coil range, low airflow vent, no dishwasher

  • The plan shows a 9 by 7 ft kitchen. Cooking is on a basic Hotpoint four coil electric range with a standard clean oven; ventilation is an over the range microwave (about 200 CFM on the likely model) ducted through a damper. Counter runs beside the range are short, the best prep surface is over the washer and the overhang. There is a large single bowl Kraus sink with a pull down faucet and a Badger 5 disposal, but no dishwasher, so every pan is hand washed. Storage includes a four drawer bank; the cabinet above the microwave is lost to ductwork. Fridge is a 2009 16.6 cu ft top freezer with a 4.1 cu ft freezer and no icemaker. A fire extinguisher is mounted in the sink base.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6 · Tour reference 7 · Tour reference 8

Why it may matter: Fine for simple daily cooking for one or two; frustrating for serious cooks who sear, wok cook, batch cook or entertain.

Ask the manager: Could a dishwasher or portable dishwasher be accommodated?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Floor plan sheet labels the kitchen 9'x7'

  • The Marc floor plan handout for the 675 sq ft one bedroom shows Kitchen 9'x7' beside the Dining Area and Foyer.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Why it may matter: A small working kitchen; one cook at a time.

Recorded finding · Inference

Stainless steel appliances claim: silver metallic or stainless look Hotpoint units with black cooktop and handles

  • The amenities page lists stainless steel appliances in select homes. Here the refrigerator, range and microwave show silver or stainless look fronts with black trim; the likely Hotpoint models are sold as silver metallic rather than stainless steel.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Looks stainless from a distance; not a premium stainless suite.

Ask the manager: Are the appliance fronts real stainless steel?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Fire extinguisher provided in the sink base

  • Red extinguisher mounted on a bracket inside the sink base, two steps from the range.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Good for stovetop flare ups; check the gauge.

Ask the manager: When was it last inspected?

Recorded finding · Inference

Kitchen reachable from the foyer and the dining side

  • A cased opening right beside the entry door leads into the kitchen, and a second opening by the bar ledge connects to the dining area.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Groceries go straight from the door to the fridge; cooking smells reach the foyer directly.

Hotpoint 16.6 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, stainless look doors (HTM17BBSDRSA), built January 2009
Brand
Hotpoint
Manufacturer
General Electric Company (now GE Appliances, a Haier company)
Product family
Hotpoint HTM17BBS / HTS17BBS 16.6 cu ft top freezer platform (introduced about 2009)
Recorded model
HTM17BBSDRSA
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 17 years 9 months old at the tour (built January 2009)

Age estimate basis: GE serial [device identifier removed]: A = January, S = 2009 or 2021 under GE's date code. 2009 chosen because the HTM17BBS family dates from 2009 (iFixit), the label names General Electric Company (pre Haier branding) and the unit uses R134a.

Recorded condition: Interior clean and empty, shelves and drawers intact, doors without visible dents; age rather than appearance is the concern. Cooling performance was not tested.

  • Rating label reads MODEL NO. HTM17BBSDRSA and SERIAL NO. [device identifier removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Serial code AS decodes to January 2009 (alternative January 2021 rejected)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Fresh food section has two wire shelves and two crisper drawers; freezer holds two ice trays and no icemaker

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • total capacity: 16.6 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • fresh food capacity: 12.5 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • freezer capacity: 4.1 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • configuration: freestanding top freezer, frost free, no icemaker installed (ice trays only), no water or ice dispenser

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • width: 28 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • height: about 64 3/4 to 65 in

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • depth with handle: about 31 in

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • depth with door open 90 degrees: about 54 7/8 in

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • annual energy use: 464 kWh per year (federal maximum 465)

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • fresh food shelving observed: 2 wire shelves, solid plastic crisper cover, 2 crisper drawers, door bins

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • freezer contents observed: open compartment with 2 plastic ice trays and a rear air duct cover; no icemaker

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • controls: fresh food temperature dial and slide control in a housing at the top of the fresh food section

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • icemaker: not installed; platform is icemaker ready (IM4A kit) on the sibling model

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • electrical rating on label: 110 to 127 VAC 60 Hz, 6.5 A (also 100 VAC 50 Hz)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • refrigerant: R134a, 4.12 oz

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • minimum clearances on label: top 1.0 in, back 1.0 in, sides 0.75 in

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • finish: stainless look door panels with black handles

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • door hinge: fresh food door hinged on the right, opening toward the kitchen opening

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: door panels: stainless look finish (possibly real stainless or a steel look skin; not verified)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Material: handles: black plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: liner: white plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: shelves: white coated wire

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: weekly grocery storage for one or two people. 16.6 cu ft is a standard apartment size

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: make ice. manual ice trays only; an icemaker kit would need a water line, none seen

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: filtered water or ice from the door. no dispenser

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: bulk frozen storage (batch cooking, warehouse club shopping). 4.1 cu ft freezer limits bulk freezing

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: About 17 years old and past the 9 to 13 year typical refrigerator life in the InterNACHI chart; failure risk and energy use are higher than a current model

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: Wire shelves (spills drip through) and a small 4.1 cu ft freezer

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Limitation: Placed at the end of the run beside the cased kitchen opening; the door swings toward the opening, so an open door partly blocks the way in

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Uses R134a, a refrigerant being phased out for new household refrigerators; repairs on old sealed systems are often uneconomic

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Cooks who batch freeze or buy in bulk will find the 4.1 cu ft freezer tight

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: An old fridge is the appliance most likely to fail in the first year; ask about replacement policy and response time

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: No ice maker or water dispenser; plan on trays or a pitcher filter

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level Hotpoint (GE value brand) top freezer from 2009; wire shelves, no icemaker, no dispenser; stainless look doors are the only upgrade

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 9 to 13. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 720 to 850 for a current Hotpoint top freezer (HPS16BTNRWW MSRP 829). Estimate basis: Built January 2009, 17.8 years at the tour

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • adjacent to: Espresso stained shaker style kitchen cabinets with stainless bar pulls (L shaped run)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • competes for space with: Hall. Open door swings into the kitchen opening from the hallway

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • Is the 2009 refrigerator scheduled for replacement, and will it be replaced if it fails?
  • Can an icemaker kit be installed (is there a water line behind the fridge)?

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Hotpoint 30 in electric coil range, silver metallic door, standard clean oven (likely RB540SH?SA family)
Brand
Hotpoint
Manufacturer
GE Appliances
Product family
Hotpoint 30 in free standing electric coil range with electronic clock and timer (RB540 family)
Recorded model
RB540SH?SA
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: probably about 14 to 18 years old (same silver metallic Hotpoint generation as the 2009 refrigerator)

Age estimate basis: No rating plate was read; the silver metallic Hotpoint coil range with this control layout belongs to the late 2000s GE Hotpoint line, matching the dated refrigerator. Not verified.

Recorded condition: Cooktop, drip bowls and oven interior look clean with light specks; knobs and panel intact; no rust or chips seen. Elements and oven were not run.

  • Backguard reads HOTPOINT with Oven Light, Burner On and Oven Cycle labels; clock shows 3:46

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Four coil elements on a black porcelain cooktop

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Control layout and silver metallic finish match the Hotpoint RB540SH?SA coil range (electronic clock and timer, oven light, ON light, storage drawer); no rating plate was read

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
  • fuel: electric (no gas line or burner seen)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • cooktop: four exposed chrome coil elements on a black porcelain top with chrome drip bowls

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • element sizes and power (likely model): two 8 in at 2600 W and two 6 in at 1500 W

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • oven capacity (likely model): 5.0 cu ft

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • oven cleaning: standard clean (no self clean control seen)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • controls: rotary infinite burner knobs (two left, two right), oven temperature knob, Oven Light rocker switch, Burner On and Oven Cycle lights, electronic clock and timer with plus and minus pads

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • oven interior: two racks, exposed bake element on the oven floor, broil element at top, oven light, gray porcelain

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • storage drawer: full width drawer below the oven door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • power supply (likely model): 240 V range circuit, about 12.6 kW at 240 V, 40 A

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • width: 30 in

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • clock state: powered, showing 3:46 (matches the 15:42 to 15:48 tour time)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: door and drawer front: silver metallic or stainless look finish

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: cooktop: black porcelain enamel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: backguard: silver metallic panel with black trim

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: boil, simmer, saute on four burners at once. burners not switched on during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: bake and broil in a standard 30 in oven

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: power on. clock display lit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: self cleaning oven. standard clean model; oven floor element exposed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: convection, air fry, induction, precise low simmer. basic coil range

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: use cast iron, carbon steel, any pan type. coil elements accept any flat bottom cookware

    Inference
  • Limitation: Coil elements respond slowly and simmer less precisely than gas, induction or radiant glass tops

    Inference
  • Limitation: Exposed bake element on the oven floor makes the oven floor harder to clean and spills can smoke

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: No self clean; oven cleaning is manual

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Mechanical oven thermostat dial rather than digital temperature entry

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Someone who cooks every night gets four burners and a full size oven, but coil heat is slow and imprecise compared with gas or induction

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Any cookware works, including cast iron

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: All electric kitchen: no gas cooking, no combustion fumes from the range

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Hotpoint entry line; exposed coil elements; standard clean oven with exposed bake element; mechanical oven thermostat

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 13 to 15. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 600 to 900 for a current Hotpoint coil range (RBS360DMWW MSRP 899). Estimate basis: Age inferred from design generation only; electric ranges are durable and inexpensive to repair (elements, switches)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • What is the range model and age (rating plate is under the cooktop or behind the drawer)?
  • Are worn drip bowls and elements replaced at move in?

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Hotpoint over the range microwave, silver metallic door with black body, ducted vent (likely RVM1535MMSA)
Brand
Hotpoint
Manufacturer
GE Appliances
Product family
Hotpoint 1.5 cu ft over the range microwave (RVM1535 family)
Recorded model
RVM1535MMSA
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: probably late 2000s, same silver metallic Hotpoint suite as the 2009 refrigerator

Age estimate basis: Finish and keypad style only; rating plate inside the door frame was not shown

Recorded condition: Door, glass and keypad intact and clean on the outside; interior not shown.

  • HOTPOINT logo on the microwave door

    Read in the source
  • Silver metallic door with black body and handle matches Hotpoint RVM1535MMSA; model plate not read

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • type: over the range microwave with vent fan and cooktop light, mounted under an upper cabinet above the range

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • capacity (likely model): 1.5 cu ft

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • cooking power (likely model): 950 W

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • vent airflow (likely model): 200 CFM, two speed

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • venting as installed: ducted: a round metal duct rises from the top of the microwave through the cabinet above toward the ceiling

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • power: cord plugged into a receptacle inside the cabinet above, fed by armored cable

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • display state: powered, clock reading 3:46

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • grease filter: metal mesh filter visible on the underside

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: door and control panel: silver metallic finish

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: body and handle: black

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reheat and microwave cooking

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: power on. clock lit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: exhaust cooking smoke and steam outdoors or to a building shaft. duct observed; fan not run; a manual damper in the duct could restrict flow if partly closed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: convection or air fry. microwave only

    InferenceResearch source 1
  • Limitation: Over the range microwaves capture smoke poorly compared with a wall hood; about 200 CFM on the likely model is low for searing or wok cooking

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Mounted above the range, so it is high for shorter users and reaching over hot burners is required

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: If built around 2009 it is past the 9 year typical microwave life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Serves as the range hood; heavy searing will still fill the apartment with smoke and may set off alarms

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Counter space stays free because the microwave is above the range

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Hotpoint entry level over the range microwave; low airflow vent on the likely model; basic keypad

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 9. Estimate basis: Age not confirmed; likely same era as the 2009 refrigerator

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • above: Hotpoint 30 in electric coil range, silver metallic door, standard clean oven (likely RB540SH?SA family)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: Hotpoint 30 in electric coil range, silver metallic door, standard clean oven (likely RB540SH?SA family). Microwave fan and light are the only cooktop ventilation and task light

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • powered by: Kitchen counter receptacles: GFCI protected, at least one 20 A, plus a backsplash switch near the sink. Receptacle inside the cabinet above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Does the microwave vent duct exhaust outdoors, and is the damper in the duct fully open?
  • When were the microwave and range last replaced?

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Round metal exhaust duct with manual damper above the over the range microwave
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Duct intact, no visible grease staining; installation looks improvised but functional.

  • Painted round duct with a damper lever, foil taped joints and armored cable feeding a receptacle in the cabinet above the microwave

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • route: from the microwave exhaust outlet straight up through the upper cabinet above the microwave to the ceiling or soffit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • diameter: roughly 6 to 7 in round (estimated from the cabinet width)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • damper: manual butterfly damper with an external lever on the duct

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • joints: aluminum foil tape wrapped at a mid joint and at the transition to the microwave, wrinkled

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • finish: painted brown like the cabinet interior

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: duct: galvanized steel, painted

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Material: joint seal: aluminum foil tape

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: carry microwave fan exhaust out of the kitchen. termination not seen; may join a building exhaust shaft in this 1965 high rise

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: The duct, its damper and the microwave receptacle fill the cabinet above the microwave, so that cabinet is mostly unusable for storage

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: A manual damper left partly closed would choke the already modest vent airflow

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Expect less upper cabinet storage than the cabinet count suggests

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Vent performance depends on the damper position; worth checking at move in

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Wrinkled foil tape joints; duct painted in place; manual damper not typical for a residential microwave vent

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • connected to: Hotpoint over the range microwave, silver metallic door with black body, ducted vent (likely RVM1535MMSA)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • competes for space with: Espresso stained shaker style kitchen cabinets with stainless bar pulls (L shaped run). Duct fills the cabinet above the microwave

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Where does the microwave duct terminate, and should the damper be left open?

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InSinkErator Badger 5 1/2 HP garbage disposal
Brand
InSinkErator
Manufacturer
InSinkErator (Whirlpool Corporation)
Product family
Badger standard series
Recorded model
Badger 5
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: recent; label bright and unit clean

Age estimate basis: Appearance only

Recorded condition: Clean, label intact, no corrosion or leaks seen in a dark cabinet.

  • Disposal label reads Badger 5 and 1/2 HP

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • horsepower: 1/2 HP

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • motor: Dura Drive induction motor, 120 V, about 6.3 A

    External researchResearch source 1
  • grind: single stage, galvanized steel components, 26 oz chamber

    External researchResearch source 1
  • control: switch on the backsplash near the sink (likely the disposal switch)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • dishwasher inlet: present on the model; a black hose loops near the disposal, possibly the washer drain connection

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Material: housing: black plastic shell with blue label

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: grind soft food scraps. not run during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: grind fibrous or hard waste (bones, peels in bulk). entry level single stage unit jams more easily than larger models

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Entry level 1/2 HP model without extra sound insulation; louder and more jam prone than premium units

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Handy for daily cooking scraps; keep fibrous waste out

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Badger 5 is InSinkErator's entry level 1/2 HP disposal

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 12. Estimate basis: Appearance suggests recent install

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • connected to: Kraus single bowl stainless steel kitchen sink with bottom grid

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • Is the washer drain connected to the disposal?

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Kraus single bowl stainless steel kitchen sink with bottom grid
Brand
Kraus
Manufacturer
Kraus USA
Product family
Kraus stainless kitchen sink (single bowl, tight radius corners)
Identification status
brand only

Recorded condition: Bowl bright with only light water marks; grid intact.

  • Kraus logo stamped inside the sink bowl

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • bowls: one large rectangular bowl

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • mounting: rim rests on the counter (top mount style); undermount not observed

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • accessories: stainless bottom grid; disposal strainer

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • corner style: near square tight radius corners

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: bowl: brushed stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash large pots and sheet pans in one bowl

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as not supported: separate wash and rinse bowls. single bowl

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: With no dishwasher, all dishes are washed by hand in this one bowl

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Top mount rim collects crumbs at the counter edge compared with an undermount

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Big single bowl suits a cook who washes large pans by hand

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Kraus is a mid market sink brand; large single bowl with grid is a renovation upgrade over old double bowls

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Estimate basis: Appearance; renovation era

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

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Single lever high arc pull down kitchen faucet with deck plate, plus a chrome deck accessory (soap pump or air switch)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no visible corrosion or leaks.

  • Pull down faucet with side lever and deck plate; separate chrome pump style accessory right of it

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • style: single side lever, tall arched spout with pull down head, escutcheon deck plate

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • finish: brushed stainless look; accessory in polished chrome (finishes do not match)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • supply: braided stainless supply line to a wall stop under the sink, tag attached

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: body: metal, brushed finish

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: pull down spray to rinse the bowl and fill pots. not run

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Brand and flow not identified; water pressure and hot water delay not tested

    Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Pull down spray helps hand washing dishes

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern pull down faucet typical of a recent renovation; brand unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20. Estimate basis: Appearance

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • serves: Kraus single bowl stainless steel kitchen sink with bottom grid

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Sink base plumbing: disposal outlet with white ribbed flexible plastic trap, braided supply, black hose loop
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: No drips or stains seen on the dark cabinet floor; cabinet floor dark and dry looking.

  • White ribbed trap visible below the disposal outlet

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • trap: white plastic trap with a corrugated (ribbed) flexible section after the disposal outlet

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • supply: braided stainless line with a tag on the left wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • other: black flexible hose loops across the cabinet floor behind the disposal (purpose not verified; possibly the washer drain)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Corrugated flexible traps catch debris and are not accepted by many plumbing codes, which call for smooth wall traps

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Flexible corrugated trap instead of a rigid trap

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • serves: Kraus single bowl stainless steel kitchen sink with bottom grid

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Espresso stained shaker style kitchen cabinets with stainless bar pulls (L shaped run)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Doors align and close; light finish wear and pale nicks on some door and rail edges; cabinet above the microwave has paint drips on its floor.

  • Dark espresso shaker cabinets with bar pulls on uppers and bases

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • door style: recessed panel shaker doors and slab drawer fronts in a dark espresso stain with visible grain

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hardware: brushed stainless bar pulls; concealed hinges

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • base layout: range wall: base with drawer over door, range, base with drawer over door, refrigerator at the end; sink wall: corner bank of four drawers, sink base with two doors, washer dryer, then open counter overhang

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
  • uppers: wall cabinets over the counters and above the microwave, up to a soffit; shown with two adjustable shelves

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • drawer count: at least six drawers (four in the corner bank plus one over each door base)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • cabinet above microwave: occupied by the exhaust duct, damper and receptacle

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: doors and face frames: stained wood or wood veneer look (substrate not verified)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Material: cabinet interior: dark brown finish

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: pulls: brushed stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store everyday dishes, pots and pantry goods for one or two people

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Kitchen is small (9 by 7 ft on the plan) and the washer dryer replaces one base cabinet slot; no pantry cabinet was seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: The cabinet above the microwave is lost to ductwork

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: A good drawer bank for utensils, but overall storage is modest for someone who cooks every night

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Shaker doors with concealed hinges and bar pulls typical of a 2010s rental renovation; construction behind the faces not inspected

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 50. Estimate basis: Renovation era cabinets; InterNACHI cabinet life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • Is there any pantry or extra kitchen storage beyond the cabinets shown?

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White solid surface countertops (white quartz look) with matching 4 in backsplash and a counter overhang
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: No chips, burns or stains seen.

  • Counters are white with a matching 4 in backsplash; walls above are painted

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • color and pattern: uniform white with no visible veining or speckle at video resolution

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • edge: square eased edge, about 1 1/4 in thick visually

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • backsplash: 4 in high splash of the same material along the walls

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • overhang: counter extends past the end cabinet with open space below (used for bins at the tour)

    Observed in the recording
  • material: likely engineered quartz; solid surface or laminate not ruled out

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Material: counter: white engineered stone look surface (not verified)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: prep space on both sides of the range and beside the sink. runs are short; the longest clear stretch is over the washer and the overhang

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Short counter runs either side of the range in a 9 by 7 ft kitchen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Limitation: Bright white surface shows turmeric, coffee and wine stains if it is not quartz

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Practical interpretation: Matches the listing's white quartz option in look; material should be confirmed

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Clean modern white surface with integral 4 in splash; material not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • Are the counters quartz, solid surface or laminate?

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Kitchen backsplash: 4 in counter material splash with painted wall above (no tile)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Paint clean.

  • composition: 4 in splash in the counter material; painted drywall above to the upper cabinets

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • behind range: painted wall between the range backguard and the microwave

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Painted wall behind the range and sink is harder to wipe clean of grease and splashes than tile

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. No tile or full height splash

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

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Kitchen recessed ceiling lights plus the microwave cooktop light
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Lights on during the tour.

  • ceiling: recessed can lights in the kitchen ceiling (at least two seen, lit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • task: cooktop light in the over the range microwave (likely model has one)

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • under cabinet: none seen

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • switching: two gang paddle switch on the wall at the kitchen and living area edge (function not tested)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: No under cabinet task lighting; counters fall in the shadow of the upper cabinets

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Recessed ceiling lights are adequate; no task lighting

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording

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Kitchen counter receptacles: GFCI protected, at least one 20 A, plus a backsplash switch near the sink
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Devices and plates clean and square.

  • count seen: about four counter receptacles: right of the range under the upper cabinet, between the range and refrigerator, on the end wall above the washer counter, and at the counter end near the overhang

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • protection: GFCI receptacle with test and reset buttons and a lit indicator; one shows a T shaped 20 A neutral slot

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • switch: single paddle switch on the backsplash right of the sink, likely for the disposal

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • appliance receptacles: microwave plugged into a receptacle in the cabinet above it; refrigerator and washer receptacles not seen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run a kettle, toaster oven or stand mixer on GFCI counter circuits. circuit count and breaker sizes unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Only a few counter outlets in a small kitchen; heavy appliances may share a circuit with each other

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern GFCI devices, at least one 20 A

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • controls: InSinkErator Badger 5 1/2 HP garbage disposal. Backsplash switch right of the sink likely runs the disposal; not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

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Portable fire extinguisher on a bracket inside the sink base cabinet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Gauge and inspection tag not read.

  • size: small household cylinder (about 2 to 5 lb class), red, with pressure gauge and pull pin

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • mounting: bracket on the left side wall of the sink base

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: put out a small stovetop fire. rating and charge not read

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Provided in unit, mounted near the range

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • located in: Espresso stained shaker style kitchen cabinets with stainless bar pulls (L shaped run). Sink base cabinet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • When was the extinguisher last inspected or replaced?

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Valet trash bin (black, lidded, with logo) and blue recycling basket
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • contents: black lidded bin with a printed logo and a blue perforated recycling basket with handle stacked on top

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • location at tour: under the counter overhang at the end of the kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: set out bagged trash and recycling at the door for pickup. agent said the building does valet trash

    Said during the tourTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard valet trash kit

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • part of: Valet trash (door to door trash pickup)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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Kitchen
Identification status
category only
  • The handout draws the kitchen open only toward the dining area, with a solid wall to the foyer; in 704 a cased opening connects the foyer to the kitchen right beside the front door.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • A raised bar ledge on the kitchen side faces the hall and dining area.

    Observed in the recording

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Seen in the kitchen: stainless top freezer refrigerator, black and stainless coil range, over the range microwave, stainless undermount sink, front load washer dryer, espresso shaker cabinets, light quartz look counters.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • plan dimensions: 9'x7'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • approximate floor area from plan: 63 sq ft

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • openings: cased opening off the foyer beside the entry door, plus an opening toward the dining area beside a raised bar ledge

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Small galley style kitchen with two ways in; groceries go straight from the door to the fridge.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Washer, dryer and laundry

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

In unit laundry present, supporting the FAQ's select homes claim and contradicting Zillow and Yelp snippets

  • The official FAQ says laundry rooms are on each floor and select homes have in unit laundry; Zillow and a Yelp snippet say there is no in unit laundry. This unit has an LG all in one washer dryer under the kitchen counter.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Unit 704 is one of the select homes with in unit laundry; tradeoff is no dishwasher.

Ask the manager: Is the washer dryer included and serviced by management?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Washer dryer squeezed into the cabinet opening with little side clearance

  • LG asks for at least 1 in at each side and 4 in behind (cutout 26 in wide). The machine sits with a hairline gap to the sink base face frame on one side.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Vibration can rub the cabinet during spin; servicing requires pulling the 161 lb machine out.

Ask the manager: Is there a drain pan or water leak shutoff behind the washer?

Recorded finding · Inference

Laundry runs in the open kitchen next to the living area

  • The washer dryer is in the kitchen, which opens to the dining and living area where a desk would likely go. Spin reaches 1400 rpm and ventless drying runs a long time.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Schedule loads outside call hours; delay start and remote start help.

Shared laundry rooms on each floor (not filmed)
  • The community says there are laundry facilities on each floor and that select apartments have in unit laundry.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • The floor laundry rooms were not filmed; apartment 704 has its own washer dryer in the kitchen.

    Not observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • serves: The Marc residential tower

    External research

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LG 24 in all in one washer and ventless dryer combo, graphite steel (WM3555HVA), under the kitchen counter
Brand
LG
Manufacturer
LG Electronics
Product family
LG WM3555H*A 2.4 cu ft compact all in one washer dryer combo with ThinQ Wi Fi
Recorded model
WM3555HVA
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: a few years old at most; this model generation dates from about 2021 to 2022

Age estimate basis: LG builder spec sheet for WM3555H*A dated 2022; instruction sticker still inside the door and clean finish suggest little use. Serial not legible.

Recorded condition: Clean graphite finish, gasket clean, instruction sticker still on the door opening; no visible wear.

  • Label inside the door opening reads MODEL/MODELE WM3?55HVA with one character blurred

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Panel options Steam, TurboWash, Dry, Delay Wash, Heavy Soil, Pre wash and Control Lock match the WM3555H*A option list exactly

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • LG logo and ThinQ mark on the front

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • type: single drum washer that also dries (all in one combo), front load, freestanding under the counter

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • capacity: 2.4 cu ft (IEC rating in Canada 2.6)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • drying technology: ventless condensing; no dryer vent needed

    External researchResearch source 1
  • dimensions: 24 x 33 1/2 x 22 1/4 in (W x H x D); 43 1/4 in deep with door open

    External researchResearch source 1
  • recommended cutout and clearances: 26 x 33 3/4 x 26 1/4 in; 1 in each side, 4 in behind

    External researchResearch source 1
  • electrical: 120 V, 15 A, cord attached; no 240 V dryer circuit needed

    External researchResearch source 1
  • max spin: 1400 rpm

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cycles and options: 14 cycles including Wash+Dry, Allergiene, Sanitary, Steam Refresh; options Steam, Wrinkle Care, Delay Wash, Remote Start, Wi Fi, TurboWash, Extra Rinse, Pre Wash, Control Lock, Dry, Waterless Dry, Heavy Soil, Signal

    External researchResearch source 1
  • dry programs: Normal, Damp, Low Temp, Normal Eco, Waterless Dry, timed 30, 60, 120 min

    External researchResearch source 1
  • energy and water: not ENERGY STAR; IMEF 2.07, IWF 4.2

    External researchResearch source 1
  • smart features: LG ThinQ Wi Fi app, remote start, cycle monitor, Google Assistant and Alexa

    External researchResearch source 1
  • weight: 160.9 lb

    External researchResearch source 1
  • option buttons observed: Steam, TurboWash, Dry, Delay Wash, Heavy Soil, plus Pre wash and Control Lock hold functions

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • installed position: under the counter at the end of the sink run, next to the open counter overhang

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: cabinet: graphite steel colored painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: drum: stainless steel (NeveRust)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Material: door: glass with chrome rim

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash and dry laundry inside the apartment without hauling to a shared room. not run during the tour; power and water hookups not inspected

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: start or monitor a cycle from a phone. requires joining the unit to the resident's Wi Fi

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: run a full size family load (king comforter, many towels). 2.4 cu ft compact drum; drying a full wash load is slower and often needs a smaller load

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: stack with a separate dryer. not stackable; no matching dryer

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Limitation: Combined wash plus dry takes much longer than separate machines and dries best with partial loads (ventless condensing)

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: Compact 2.4 cu ft drum; bulky bedding may need the shared floor laundry room

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Spin at up to 1400 rpm in an open kitchen next to the living area will be audible; vibration and noise on a concrete floor not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Occupies the 24 in under counter slot where a dishwasher would normally sit; no dishwasher is present

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Limitation: Side gap to the adjacent cabinet looks well under the 1 in LG asks for

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: In unit laundry: no trips to the floor laundry room for everyday loads

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Not a substitute for a full size pair for a family; expect long wash plus dry cycles and small dry loads

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Running laundry in the kitchen means detergent and laundry baskets share kitchen space

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Current LG combo with inverter direct drive motor, steam and Wi Fi; MSRP about 2,199 USD; in unit laundry is uncommon in this building (official FAQ says select homes)

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 5 to 15 (washer). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 1,700 to 2,200 (street price about 1,795, MSRP 2,199). Estimate basis: Model generation about 2021 to 2022; appearance near new

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • adjacent to: Kraus single bowl stainless steel kitchen sink with bottom grid

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • competes for space with: Espresso stained shaker style kitchen cabinets with stainless bar pulls (L shaped run). Occupies the 24 in slot where a dishwasher or base cabinet would go

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • connected to: InSinkErator Badger 5 1/2 HP garbage disposal. Black hose loop near the disposal may be the washer drain; not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the washer dryer included in rent and maintained by management?
  • Where does it drain (into the sink drain or disposal) and is there a leak pan or shutoff?
  • Do residents still have access to the floor laundry room?

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Heating and cooling

Recorded finding · Inference

Only the living room has air conditioning; the bedroom has a heater only

Why it may matter: On warm nights the bedroom depends on leaving the door open to the living room unit, which brings its noise to the bed. The FAQ's AC/heat in each apartment is true only for the living area.

Ask the manager: Can residents add a portable AC in the bedroom?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

HVAC wall unit claim confirmed: through wall Amana PTAC

  • Knock lists an HVAC wall unit and the FAQ says each apartment has AC/heat. The equipment is an Amana PTAC in the living room; the bedroom has separate heat only.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Not central air or a mini split.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Bedroom heater grille frame is dingy with uneven paint edges

  • Dark smudges ring the beige grille frame where it meets the wall.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Cosmetic, but dust on a heater grille smells when the heat first runs.

Ask the manager: Can the grille be cleaned or replaced before move in?

Amana through wall packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) with DigiSmart 7 button control, living room
Brand
Amana
Manufacturer
Goodman Manufacturing (Daikin group)
Product family
Amana PTC (electric heat) or PTH (heat pump) PTAC with DigiSmart control board and 7 button touch pad, R410A generation
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: probably installed between about 2009 and 2020

Age estimate basis: The 7 button DigiSmart panel with a constant fan button appears in Amana's 2010 catalog; the current R32 generation moved constant fan control to an app or thermostat. Model and [device identifier removed] are behind the front cover and were not read.

Recorded condition: Front clean and straight; control panel clean with light dust; cord looped on the floor. Not run, so noise and output unknown.

  • Control door logo reads Amana Heating & Air Conditioning

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Panel buttons read HEAT, COOL, OFF, FAN SPEED and CONSTANT FAN; OFF light lit

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Amana's 2010 catalog shows the same 7 button DigiSmart touch pad with a constant fan button; the 2025 R32 generation sets constant fan through an app or thermostat, so this unit predates the current generation

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Listing sources describe an HVAC wall unit and AC/heat in each apartment; this matches a through wall PTAC in the living room only

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • type: PTAC chassis in a wall sleeve through the exterior wall, indoor front about 42 in wide, outdoor louver box projecting onto the balcony

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • controls: flip up door over HEAT, COOL, OFF buttons, two digit setpoint display, plus and minus, FAN SPEED (HIGH, LOW, AUTO lights), CONSTANT FAN

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • state at tour: powered and set to OFF (red light beside OFF)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • power: factory cord with a plug end device (LCDI style) plugged into a receptacle below the unit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • capacity range for the family: 7,000 to 15,000 BTU/h cooling; electric heat 2.5, 3.5 or 5 kW; exact size unknown

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • efficiency for the family: EER up to 12.1, COP up to 3.4 on heat pump models

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • sound: STC 30 rating, indoor tangential fan, two fan motors

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • protections: room freeze protection at 40 F, 4 minute compressor lock in, 30 second fan off delay; heat pump models switch to electric heat near 24 F outdoors

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • filters: washable pull out return air filters

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • refrigerant (family): R410A

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • rooms served: living room, dining area and kitchen (open plan); not the bedroom, which has a separate heater only

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: front: off white plastic room front with metal discharge grille

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: cool the living area. unit powered but not run

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the living area (electric resistance, or heat pump if a PTH model). heat type depends on the unknown model

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: power on. OFF indicator lit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: cool the bedroom. only if the bedroom door is left open; no cooling equipment in the bedroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: continuous fan for air circulation. CONSTANT FAN button

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: smart or app control, scheduling from a phone. local buttons only; an optional DigiSmart wireless thermostat exists but none was seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: PTACs are louder than ductless mini splits: the compressor and fans sit in the room behind a thin front

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Single point of heating and cooling at one corner of the living room; airflow does not reach the bedroom with the door closed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Owner can set temperature limits on DigiSmart units, so the usable setpoint range may be restricted

    External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Typical PTAC life is about 7 to 10 years; an older unit may be near replacement

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Takes about 42 in of wall and floor space under the window wall; furniture must stay clear of the front grille

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Light sleepers: the bedroom has no AC, and running the living room PTAC with the bedroom door open brings its noise closer

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Remote worker in the living room gets direct heating and cooling, with fan noise on video calls when it cycles

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Electric heating and cooling on the renter's meter (ApartmentList says renters pay all utilities)

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Commercial grade Amana PTAC used widely in hotels and apartments; basic local controls; noisier and less efficient than a mini split

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Living room

    Observed in the recording
  • serves: Living room

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • serves: Kitchen. Open plan living, dining and kitchen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • powered by: Receptacles and switches outside the kitchen (living room, bedroom, bathroom, hallway). Cord plugged into a receptacle below the unit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • What is the PTAC model and install year, and is it a heat pump (PTH) or electric heat (PTC) unit?
  • Are temperature limits set on the unit?
  • How often are PTAC filters and coils cleaned?

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Recessed wall heater behind a low register grille in the bedroom (likely electric resistance)
Identification status
category only

Recorded age estimate: unknown; grille style suggests original or older equipment

Age estimate basis: Painted metal register with dated finish

Recorded condition: Grille frame dingy with dark smudging and uneven paint edges around its perimeter; louvers straight.

  • Low louvered register grille with a duplex receptacle to its right and a small plate to its left; mechanical thermostat on the wall above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • grille: beige painted metal louvered register about 14 by 4 in, two screws, set low on the wall just above the baseboard

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • control: line voltage style mechanical wall thermostat above it

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • heat type: most likely electric resistance (line voltage thermostat); a hydronic convector is not ruled out

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • cooling: none; no cooling device in the bedroom

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: grille: painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the bedroom independently of the living room. not switched on during the tour

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Capability recorded as not supported: cool the bedroom. a heater register only

    Inference
  • Limitation: Electric resistance heat costs more to run than a heat pump

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Furniture or a bed against this wall would block the grille

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Bedroom stays warm in winter, but there is no AC for hot nights

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Simple recessed heater with a mechanical thermostat

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bedroom

    Observed in the recording
  • serves: Bedroom

    InferenceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • What heats the bedroom (electric wall heater or hydronic), and is it on the tenant's meter?
  • Is a portable or window AC allowed in the bedroom?

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Internet and electrical hardware

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Panel door not opened; directory and breakers unknown

  • The hand touched the panel door but it stayed closed.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Circuit capacity for a home office, space heater or EV charger cannot be judged.

Ask the manager: Ask for the panel directory and main breaker size.

Murray flush mounted electrical panel (load center), gray door, in the hallway near the kitchen opening
Brand
Murray
Manufacturer
Murray (Siemens legacy line)
Product family
Murray residential load center
Identification status
brand only

Recorded condition: Door and trim straight and clean; trim plate edges slightly uneven against the wall.

  • MURRAY logo plate on the gray panel door

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Building listed as built in 1965 (12 stories, 118 apartments); whether this Murray panel is original or a later replacement is unknown

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • mounting: flush in the wall with a large gray trim plate, hinged door, screws at the corners

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • door state: closed during the tour; breakers and circuit directory not seen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • breaker type: Murray type MP breakers or listed Siemens equivalents

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Material: door and trim: painted steel, gray

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reset a tripped breaker inside the apartment. panel is inside the unit

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Circuit count, main size and labeling unknown; a range, PTAC, heater and washer all draw from it

    Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Murray is a discontinued brand; replacement breakers come from Siemens cross references

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Breakers are reachable without calling maintenance

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • located in: Hall. Panel wall seen right after the kitchen; foyer or hallway near the kitchen opening

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • serves: Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom)

    InferenceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the panel directory labeled, and what is the unit's service size?

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Single port low voltage wall plate (appears to be a coax outlet) high on the kitchen end wall
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Plate intact.

  • form: white single gang plate with one small round port, mounted high above the counter near the overhang, above a receptacle

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • port type: likely an F type coax connector; could be a phone jack

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: connect a cable modem for Xfinity internet. FAQ lists Comcast/Xfinity or AT&T; whether this port is live was not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
  • Limitation: The only internet style outlet seen; a router here would sit at the kitchen end, away from the bedroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recording
  • serves: Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom). Probable internet service entry point

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Which outlets carry Xfinity coax or AT&T service, and is fiber available?

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Receptacles and switches outside the kitchen (living room, bedroom, bathroom, hallway)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Plates clean and square where seen.

  • bedroom: duplex receptacles low on the walls including one beside the heater grille and one by the balcony slider; paddle switch by the door

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • living room: duplex receptacles near the PTAC and along the walls; receptacle under the PTAC for its cord

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • bathroom: GFCI receptacle beside the vanity

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • device style: white decora style paddle switches and tamper resistant style receptacles

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: No ceiling light fixtures in the living room or bedroom; room lighting depends on lamps, probably on switched receptacles (not verified)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Updated white devices

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Questions to ask

  • Which wall switches control receptacles for lamps in the living room and bedroom?

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Living room receptacles and wall plates
Identification status
category only
  • Whether any living room receptacle is switched (for lamps) was not checked.

    Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
  • seen: white duplex receptacles low on the walls, one beside the wall unit, one near the glazing; a small white wall plate low on a side wall

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Which living room outlet is controlled by a wall switch?
  • Where are the cable and data jacks?

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Bedroom receptacles and switch
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Does the bedroom wall switch control a receptacle?

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Bathroom GFCI receptacle
Identification status
category only
  • type: white GFCI duplex receptacle on the wall beside the vanity

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: ground fault protection for hair tools. Not tested

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

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Bedrooms and bathrooms

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Both main rooms have full width glass to the balcony

  • The bedroom and living room outer walls are nearly all glass from about the floor to the ceiling, opening onto the same balcony.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Very bright rooms and a strong connection to the trees; less wall space for furniture and more dependence on shades for sleep and screen glare (glare is mild given the northeast facing).

Recorded finding · Inference

Bedroom fits a queen comfortably, a king tightly

  • With the glass occupying the 10 ft outer wall, a bed goes against the inner wall or a 13 ft side wall; a queen leaves about 30 in per side on the 10 ft wall, a king about 22 in; keep furniture off the floor level heater.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Plan for a queen and slim nightstands; a dresser is unnecessary given the walk in closet.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Tape wrapped on the bathroom sink trap

  • Black tape is wrapped around the trap arm near its joint under the vanity, with purple primer marks nearby.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Tape on a drain joint usually signals a past drip or a quick fix; a slow leak would damage the new vanity.

Ask the manager: Was there a leak at the bathroom trap, and can the joint be properly replaced?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Renovated vanity and sink next to an older tub valve and toilet

  • The vanity, quartz look top, Kohler undermount sink, faucet, mirror cabinet and square shower head look recent, while the clear acrylic knob tub valve with spotted chrome and the stepped tank toilet look decades older.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Hidden plumbing behind the tub wall is likely older; the valve may lack pressure balancing and the toilet may use more water.

Ask the manager: Were the tub valve and toilet replaced in the renovation or kept from earlier?

Recorded finding · Inference

Unknown whether the tub valve is pressure balancing

  • Older single knob valves of this style were often not pressure balancing; current California code requires pressure balance or thermostatic valves for new installations.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Without pressure balancing, showers can surge hot or cold when other fixtures run.

Ask the manager: Is the tub valve a pressure balance type?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Toilet sits close to the vanity side

  • The toilet is wedged between the vanity side and the tub with the paper holder mounted on the vanity side panel.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Tight elbow room on one side; fine for most users.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Loop bead chains on roller shades

  • Both bedroom and living room roller shades use loop bead chains that hang within reach; no tension device was seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Loop cords and chains are a strangulation hazard to young children.

Ask the manager: Can chain tensioners or cordless shades be installed?

Mechanical line voltage wall thermostat with 50 to 90 F dial, bedroom
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, straight on the wall.

  • type: white rectangular wall thermostat with knurled round dial, no display

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • scale: dial marked 50 to 90 F

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: set bedroom heat by dial

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as not supported: program schedules or control from a phone. mechanical dial

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Mechanical dial thermostats swing a few degrees around the setpoint

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Basic mechanical thermostat

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bedroom

    Observed in the recording
  • controls: Recessed wall heater behind a low register grille in the bedroom (likely electric resistance)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

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Bathroom exhaust grille high on the wall (likely central exhaust)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Grille clean and painted.

  • Only one switch was seen at the bathroom door; whether the grille is a switched fan or a building central exhaust was not determined.

    Not established. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • form: white louvered rectangular grille about 10 by 4 in, two screws, on the wall just below the ceiling above the tub

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • fan: no fan housing seen; a wall grille without a fan suggests a building central exhaust shaft typical of older high rises

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • type: rectangular louvered grille high on the wall or ceiling edge above the toilet and tub end

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as possible: remove shower moisture. airflow and switching not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Limitation: If it relies on central exhaust, there may be no fan switch and steam can linger

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the bathroom exhaust a switched fan or continuous central exhaust?
  • Is the bathroom exhaust a fan on a switch or a continuous central exhaust?

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Small plate with a center opening low on the bedroom wall (old phone or cable outlet, function unknown)
Identification status
unknown

Recorded condition: Opening looks like a removed connector or cord pass through.

  • form: narrow white plate, two screws, small irregular center opening, beside the heater grille

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as unknown: wired phone, coax or data connection in the bedroom. no connector clearly visible

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bedroom

    Observed in the recording

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Bedroom
Identification status
category only
  • The whole 10 ft outer wall is glass onto the balcony: fixed lower panes about 3 ft high with large sliding sashes above.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • An in wall electric heater grille sits at floor level on a solid wall with receptacles on both sides and a wall thermostat above.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No ceiling light fixture was seen; a wall switch is beside the door.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • A queen bed (60 by 80 in) with its headboard on the 10 ft inner wall leaves about 30 in on each side; a king (76 in wide) leaves about 22 in each side. Along a 13 ft side wall, an 80 in long bed leaves about 40 in of walkway to the opposite wall.

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Furniture must keep clear of the floor level wall heater grille.

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • plan dimensions: 10'x13'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • approximate floor area from plan: 130 sq ft

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • flooring: beige plush carpet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Queen fits comfortably; king is tight. Very bright room; the included dark shades help sleep. The bedroom looks onto the same balcony as the living room.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Bedroom full width window wall
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Operates; frames clean.

  • No insect screen was in the open sash.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No etched glass marks were found in the corners examined.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • The window opens onto the apartment's own balcony, not a sheer drop.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • configuration: aluminum frame across the full wall: two fixed lower panes about 3 ft high, transom rail, two upper horizontal sliding sashes to near the ceiling

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hardware: tall surface pull on the sliding sash with integral latch; bronze strike on the jamb

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • opening: the sash slides open to a large opening onto the balcony

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: frame: aluminum

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: fresh air ventilation. Opened during the tour

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as possible: emergency escape onto the balcony. Large opening above a 3 ft sill

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Older style aluminum sliders

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Can screens be fitted to the bedroom sliders?
  • Single or dual glazing?

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Bedroom dark roller shades
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, hang straight.

  • The shades look room darkening; edges leave light gaps at the sides and bottom when lowered (not tested).

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • type: two side by side charcoal or black roller shades under a fascia, stainless bead chain controls

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: darken the bedroom for sleep. Opacity not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Loop bead chains hang to the floor beside the window; no tension device seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Included roller shades

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Bedroom full width window wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Are the bedroom shades blackout fabric?

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Bedroom carpet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean and fluffy looking.

  • type: beige cut pile plush carpet wall to wall; metal or vinyl transition at the door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Typical rental plush carpet

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 8 to 10 (carpet, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Looks recently installed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Bedroom door
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

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Bathroom
Identification status
category only
  • Renovated items: dark shaker vanity with quartz look top, Kohler undermount sink, modern single hole faucet, frameless three door mirrored cabinet, square rain shower head. Older items: clear acrylic knob tub valve and a stepped tank toilet.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A linen closet opens from inside the bathroom.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • plan label: Bathroom (no dimension given); tub along the end wall, toilet and sink in a row

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • flooring: LVP matching the hall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • layout: door from the hall; vanity on the long wall, toilet between vanity and tub, tub across the far end

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Single full bath with a tub; renovated vanity and storage, but the shower valve and toilet are older.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Bathroom vanity
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, doors aligned.

  • The sink base interior is dark; plumbing and supply valves are reachable through the doors.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • style: espresso stained shaker doors and drawer fronts, four drawer stack on the left, two door sink base with false front above, brushed nickel bar pulls, toe kick

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • approximate width: about 48 in

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • hinges: concealed cup hinges

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: drawer storage for toiletries. Four drawers opened

    Observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: More drawer space than most apartment vanities.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Stock shaker vanity with drawer bank; Construction material not determined

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 50+ (bathroom cabinets, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Recent renovation look

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Bathroom vanity top
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no chips seen.

  • The official site lists granite or white quartz countertops in select homes.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • appearance: white or very light gray solid surface with a 4 in backsplash, eased edge, undermount sink cutout

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: top: quartz look (likely engineered quartz; not confirmed)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Stone look top with undermount sink

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

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Kohler rectangular undermount bathroom sink
Brand
KOHLER
Manufacturer
Kohler Co.
Identification status
brand only

Recorded condition: Clean, white.

  • KOHLER is printed on the rear rim of the bowl.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • type: white vitreous china style rectangular undermount bowl with front overflow

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Name brand undermount sink

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

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Bathroom single hole faucet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • No brand mark was legible on the faucet.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • type: polished chrome single hole, single lever, tall straight spout style lavatory faucet with pop up drain

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern style, brand unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (faucets, InterNACHI)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • serves: Kohler rectangular undermount bathroom sink

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Bathroom sink drain and supplies
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Taped joint suggests an improvised fix.

  • Black tape is wrapped around the trap arm near its joint, and purple primer marks stain the trap arm.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No water or staining was seen on the cabinet floor in the dark footage.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • drain: gray plastic tailpiece into a white plastic P trap with slip nut, trap arm into the wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • supplies: chrome angle stops with flexible supply lines

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

  • serves: Kohler rectangular undermount bathroom sink

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Why is tape wrapped on the bathroom sink trap; was there a leak, and has it been properly repaired?

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Two piece toilet with stepped tank
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no cracks seen.

  • No brand name or gallons per flush mark was visible from the captured angles.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • The stepped tank design looks older than the renovated vanity and sink.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • type: two piece white toilet, tank with a stepped relief band across the front, flat lid, chrome left trip lever, closed front seat with lid

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • position: between the vanity and the tub, close to the vanity side

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: flush. Not flushed during the tour

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Brand unknown; Older style tank

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What brand and flush volume is the toilet (older toilets may use more than 1.6 gallons per flush)?

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Bathtub and shower surround
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean white surfaces.

  • The surround is seamless looking with no grout lines to clean.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • type: white alcove bathtub with smooth white wall surround panels (no tile), shower over tub

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: tub and surround: acrylic or fiberglass style (not confirmed)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: bath and shower. Water not run

    Observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard alcove tub with panel surround

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

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Bypass sliding glass tub doors
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Glass clear.

  • Federal glazing rules since 1977 cover bathtub doors; no safety marking was read on these panels.

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • type: two clear glass panels in polished chrome frame on the tub ledge, chrome towel bar on the outer door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Sliding doors leave only half the tub width open for access and cleaning; bottom track collects water and grime.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Framed bypass doors

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

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Single knob tub and shower valve
Identification status
unknown

Recorded condition: Spotted chrome, works not tested.

  • Escutcheon shows water spots and mineral marks.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Clear acrylic knob valves of this style are typical of the 1970s to 1990s; whether this one is pressure balancing is unknown.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • California Plumbing Code requires pressure balance or thermostatic valves for showers and tub showers in new installations.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • type: single clear acrylic faceted knob on a round chrome escutcheon; lettering reads ..SH UP OPEN (likely PUSH UP OPEN), a second embossed mark at lower right not legible

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Older acrylic knob design

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (faucets, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Style suggests decades old

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the tub valve pressure balanced (no scald when a toilet flushes)?
  • Will the valve trim be replaced to match the renovation?

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Square rain style shower head
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Looks new.

  • type: square polished chrome plate with a grid of nozzles on a short wall arm

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Fixed head, no handheld wand seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern style head, brand unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

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Tub spout with diverter
Identification status
category only
  • type: polished chrome slip on style spout with lift diverter; chrome drain and overflow plate

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Bathroom flush dome light
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Working.

  • No vanity light bar above the mirror was seen; the dome is the only fixture seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • type: flush mount frosted glass dome with metal center

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Single builder dome fixture

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Towel bars and toilet paper holder
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

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Bathroom door
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

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Storage and closets

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Bare bulb lampholder just above the walk in closet shelf

  • An exposed bulb in a round wall lampholder sits a few inches above the closet shelf.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Stored items stacked on the shelf can touch the bulb; current code bans open lamps in clothes closets. An LED bulb runs cooler but the fixture type remains noncompliant for new work.

Ask the manager: Can an enclosed LED fixture replace the bare lampholder?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Building pipes run through the top of the entry closet

  • Large and small painted pipes cross above the top shelf of the entry closet.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Possible drain noise from units above and maintenance access needs; keep valuables off the top shelf in case of leaks.

Ask the manager: What do these pipes serve, and is there any leak history?

Exposed painted pipes and a larger round pipe above the top shelf of the closet off the entry
Identification status
unknown

Recorded condition: Painted, no visible leaks or stains.

  • contents: about four small painted pipes (one with a reddish stripe) and one larger round pipe or duct passing through an opening in the closet ceiling

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • purpose: not identified; could include domestic water risers, a fire sprinkler branch, or the bathroom exhaust duct, given the closet sits beside the bathroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Water flow from risers serving other floors may be audible in the entry and bathroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Foyer

    Observed in the recording
  • adjacent to: Bathroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • What runs through the closet ceiling (water risers, sprinkler, exhaust)?

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Shelved closet beside the entry door
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, freshly painted.

  • Large and small painted pipes run across the top of the closet above the top shelf, likely building risers or drain lines passing through.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • This closet sits where the handout draws the foyer closet next to the entry.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • fittings: three deep painted shelves on cleats, lowest about knee height, open floor below; no hanging rod seen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • door: swinging slab door with lever, base door stop

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: pantry, linen or bulk storage on deep shelves

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as not supported: hanging coats. No rod seen; the hall coat closet has one

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Good overflow pantry or vacuum and luggage spot near the door; pipes overhead may carry drain noise from units above.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Painted shelving on cleats

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 100+ (closet shelves, InterNACHI)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What do the pipes in the entry closet carry, and has the closet ever had leaks?

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Hall coat closet (across from the bedroom door)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • This matches the closet with a rod line drawn near the dining area on the handout.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • fittings: wood rod under a painted shelf, with additional shelving above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • door: swinging slab door with lever

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hang coats and store items on the shelf

    Observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Wood dowel rod and painted shelf

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Walk in closet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, freshly painted.

  • The closet door opens off the hall next to the bathroom rather than from inside the bedroom as the handout draws it.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • A rocker switch inside the door controls a bare bulb lampholder on the wall just above the shelf.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • fittings: wood dowel rods with painted shelf above on white steel brackets along one long wall and the far wall (L shape)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • floor: LVP continuing from the hall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • shape: long narrow room entered at one short end

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hang a full wardrobe for one or two people. Rod length roughly 8 to 10 ft total, estimated

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Rare for a one bedroom: a real walk in closet; since it opens from the hall, dressing happens outside the bedroom.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Basic rod and shelf system

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 100+ (closet shelves, InterNACHI)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Walk in closet bare bulb light
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Working, bulb lit.

  • The exposed bulb sits a few inches above the closet shelf, within the storage zone.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Current electrical code does not permit open lamp luminaires or bare lampholders in clothes closets; older installations may predate this.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • type: round wall mounted lampholder with an exposed A shape bulb, switched by a rocker inside the door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Bare bulb lampholder

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Can the closet bulb be replaced with an enclosed LED fixture?

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Three door mirrored cabinet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Mirror clean.

  • The cabinet was not opened; shelf count unknown.

    Not observed in the recording
  • type: wide frameless mirrored cabinet with three doors, surface mounted above the vanity

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Wide tri view cabinet adds storage

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 25+ (medicine cabinet, InterNACHI)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Linen closet inside the bathroom
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • fittings: several fixed painted shelves floor to near ceiling

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • door: slab door with lever beside the vanity

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: towel and toiletry storage

    Observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Painted fixed shelves

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Windows, daylight and outdoor space

Recorded finding · Inference

Treetop view over low rise roofs and a parking lot, no skyline or hills

  • From the 7th floor the view is a canopy of pines, redwoods and fall color trees over two storey buildings, with the property parking lot and carports directly below; no hills, downtown skyline or Stanford are in view because they lie behind the building.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Calm green outlook and open sky; not a mountain or city light view; parking lot activity below.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

No facing tower; good privacy for the glass walls

  • Buildings in front of the balcony are two storeys, well below the 7th floor, so nobody looks straight into the living room or bedroom glass.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Shades can stay open by day without overlooking neighbors; the bedroom faces the shared balcony only.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Balcony end screens leave gaps to neighbors

  • Metal screens at both ends stop short of the slab and floor; neighbors balconies are directly adjacent on both sides.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Neighbors voices, smoke and wall unit noise can carry; visual privacy is fine at seated height.

Ask the manager: Is smoking allowed on balconies (the community says non smoking)?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Railing height not verified and an open gap sits under the panels

  • The solid railing panels sit on short posts above the curb, leaving an open slot of a few inches at the bottom; railing height could not be measured from the video.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Small objects can roll off a 7th floor balcony; families with small children should check the gap and height against the 42 in and 4 in benchmarks of current code.

Ask the manager: What is the railing height and the bottom gap size?

Recorded finding · Inference

Balcony is long but only about 4 to 5 ft deep

  • The balcony runs the full apartment width (about 27 ft) but the clear depth between glass and railing looks about 4 to 5 ft, and the wall unit outdoor box takes the living room end.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Fits a pair of chairs and a small table or a row of planters; a dining set or lounger will not fit comfortably.

Ask the manager: What is the exact balcony depth?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Wall unit outdoor box sits on the balcony

  • The louvered outdoor side of the living room heating and cooling unit occupies the floor at the living room end of the balcony.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: When running, it blows warm or cool air and noise across that end of the balcony; neighbors units do the same next door.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Safety glazing of the floor to ceiling glass not confirmed

  • No etched tempered or safety glazing mark was found on the large panels; the frames look like original style aluminum, and federal safety glazing rules for doors date from 1977, after the building opened in 1965.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Large panes reaching the floor are a hazard if not tempered or laminated, especially with children or pets running.

Ask the manager: Is the glass in the window walls and sliding door tempered or laminated, and when were they last replaced?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No ceiling light in living room, dining area or bedroom

  • Ceilings in the living room and bedroom appear plain with no fixture or fan; the FAQ confirms no ceiling fans.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Budget for lamps; check which outlets are switched.

Ask the manager: Which outlets are switched in the living room and bedroom?

PTAC outdoor louver box on the balcony
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Louvers intact, paint clean.

  • form: beige louvered box projecting from the exterior wall at balcony floor level beside the living room slider

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Hot condenser air and fan noise discharge onto the balcony when cooling; the box takes balcony floor space near the end wall

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Full width balcony

    Observed in the recording
  • part of: Amana through wall packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) with DigiSmart 7 button control, living room

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Corridor ceiling lights and wall sconces
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Working.

  • All ceiling lights were on and evenly lit during the afternoon visit.

    Observed in the recording

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • fixtures: flush square ceiling panels spaced along the centerline plus small wall sconces at intervals

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern flush LED style panels

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 40 (fixtures, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Fixtures look recent

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • part of: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recording

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Living room floor to ceiling window wall
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Glass clean; sill track carries debris; frames intact.

  • No etched safety glazing or maker mark was found in any glass corner examined.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Frame style (narrow aluminum with mid rails) is typical of original 1960s sliding window walls; a replacement date was not visible.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • configuration: about four tall panels in a clear anodized style aluminum frame; two panels form a sliding door; each panel has a horizontal mid rail at about rail height

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • height: floor to just under a valance box at the ceiling

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • glazing layers: not determined from video

    Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
  • Material: frame: aluminum

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: glazing: glass, layer count unknown

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: Older aluminum frames conduct heat and cold; glazing type unknown.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Huge daylight and tree view; also the main path for heat loss and outside noise.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Narrow aluminum frames of an older design; Glazing performance unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

Recorded connections

  • faces: Northeast view from the 7th floor balcony and window walls

    InferenceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Are the window walls single or dual glazed, and when were they last replaced?
  • Is the glass tempered?

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Living room roller shades and valance
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • The shade was partly lowered over the top of the glass during the visit.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • The fabric looks light filtering rather than blackout.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • type: light beige fabric roller shades with beaded chain control, under a painted valance box spanning the glass

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Limitation: Loop bead chains hang within reach; a tension device was not seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Simple roller shades included

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Living room floor to ceiling window wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Are chain tensioners installed on the shades?

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Full width balcony
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean coated floor with small spots and scuffs; screens intact.

  • The balcony runs past both the bedroom and the living room glass; a metal screen closes each end against the neighbors balconies.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • At the living room end the louvered outdoor box of the wall unit sits on the balcony floor against the building wall, taking roughly 3 to 4 ft of length.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • A white wall sconce with surface conduit is mounted on the wall at the living room end.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • No exterior receptacle, hose bib or drain was seen on the balcony.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • During the 15:45 visit the balcony and facade were in shade while the scene below was sunlit, consistent with a northeast exposure with the sun behind the building.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • The balcony is covered by the slab above and closed by screens at both ends; at the 7th floor wind exposure on the open side was not measured, and the solid railing panels block wind at seated height.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Ambient sound on the balcony was about 10 to 15 dB above the quietest indoor seconds (uncalibrated), with no single dominant source heard in the transcript.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • plan label: Balcony (full width of the apartment; not dimensioned)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • length: about 27 ft (bedroom 10 ft plus living room 16 ft plus walls)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • depth: about 4 to 5 ft clear (estimated from frames)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • faces: northeast (about 38 degrees)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • cover: fully covered by the balcony slab above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • access: sliding door from the living room; bedroom sliders open onto it

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: two chairs and a small bistro table. Depth about 4 to 5 ft

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Capability recorded as possible: container plants on the floor. No drain or hose bib seen; ask about rules

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Capability recorded as not supported: outdoor dining table for four. Too narrow

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Narrow walkway shape; usable mainly for sitting and plants.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Outdoor box of the wall unit blows air and makes noise at one end when running.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Long private covered balcony shaded in the afternoon: comfortable on hot days, good for morning coffee, too narrow for a dining set.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Generous length, covered, solid railing; Narrow depth, screens with gaps

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Questions to ask

  • What can go on the balcony (grills, plants, storage)?
  • Is there a balcony outlet?
  • When was the balcony deck coating last renewed?

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Balcony railing (solid panel guard)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Panels straight, paint intact.

  • Current California code calls for guards at least 42 in high with limited openings in new construction; this 1965 guard may predate those rules.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • The solid panels block views of the balcony floor from below and cut wind at seated height.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • type: continuous solid opaque beige panels with a white cap, mounted on short round posts above a concrete curb, with an open gap of a few inches between curb and panel

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • height: not measured; appears near waist height of a standing adult

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • corner: white pipe post at the outer corner from curb to slab edge

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: panel: painted metal or composite, glossy (not confirmed)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Solid panel guard on posts

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What is the railing height, and is the gap under the panels less than 4 in?
  • Are balcony guards inspected?

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Balcony end screens (neighbor dividers)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Intact.

  • Gaps above and below the screens let sound and some sightlines pass to the neighbors balconies.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • type: beige metal screens at both ends: a flat seamed panel across the end and an angled ribbed panel at the outer corner, stopping short of the slab and floor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Practical interpretation: Visual privacy from neighbors at seated height, but conversations and smoke can carry.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Metal panel dividers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

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Balcony deck surface
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean with minor spots.

  • Small dark spots and scuffs are scattered on the coating; no ponding, cracks or peeling were seen.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • finish: tan coated concrete deck, smooth, with a raised curb along the railing and a metal sill track at the doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Painted or elastomeric coating over concrete

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

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Balcony wall sconce
Identification status
category only
  • Its switch location was not seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • type: white cone shaped wall sconce fed by surface conduit, at the living room end

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

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Northeast view from the 7th floor balcony and window walls
Identification status
category only
  • Straight out: a large flat white roof below, two storey buildings with tuck under carports, then a continuous canopy of pines, redwoods and fall color trees to a flat horizon.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Looking down: a lawn and a surface parking lot with black pergola carports right below, a two storey hip roof building with a covered porch, a flat roof building and a tree lined street.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • The low rise buildings below match the 545 and 555 Forest Ave footprints and the Lane 39 service drive that OpenStreetMap shows northeast of the tower.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Facades in the view are sunlit and the sky is deep blue with no glare while the sun stood at about 227 degrees, so the camera faced away from the sun, toward the northeast.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • No hills, no downtown skyline, no University Ave storefronts and no Stanford campus are visible; the Santa Cruz Mountains and Stanford lie behind the building to the southwest and west, and University Ave runs to the northwest.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
  • No tower of similar height faces the balcony; the nearest buildings in view are two storeys.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • direction: about 38 degrees (northeast)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • eye height: about 7th floor, roughly 20 m above grade

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Green treetop outlook with open sky and privacy, rather than a city or mountain view; parking lot directly below.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Overall apartment lighting
Identification status
category only
  • Fixtures seen: flush dome in the foyer and hall, flush dome in the bathroom, ceiling lights in the kitchen, bare bulb in the walk in closet, sconce on the balcony.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • No ceiling fixtures were seen in the living room, dining area or bedroom; the official FAQ says there are no ceiling fans.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Bring floor and table lamps for the living room, dining area and bedroom; daylight is abundant by day.

    Inference

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Safety observations

First Alert hardwired style smoke alarm on the bedroom wall near the ceiling (likely 9120B family)
Brand
First Alert
Manufacturer
BRK Brands / First Alert (Resideo)
Product family
First Alert hardwired ionization smoke alarm with battery backup
Recorded model
9120B
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: unknown; date label not visible

Recorded condition: Clean, attached squarely.

  • First Alert name printed on the bedroom alarm

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • mounting: on the wall a few inches below the textured ceiling, round base

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • type (likely model): 120 V AC hardwired, 9 V battery backup, ionization sensor, 85 dB, interconnectable

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sound a smoke alarm in the bedroom. not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Ionization alarms respond more slowly to smoldering fires than photoelectric alarms, and are prone to cooking nuisance alarms near kitchens

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Smoke alarms must be replaced 10 years after manufacture under Palo Alto rules; the date was not read

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard hardwired ionization alarm

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bedroom

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • What is the manufacture date on the smoke alarms, and are they interconnected?

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Low profile round alarm on the hallway wall outside the bedroom (brand not legible)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • mounting: wall near the ceiling in the hallway between the bedroom door and the entry

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: alert the hallway and adjacent rooms to smoke. not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Hall

    Observed in the recording

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Mechanical keyed entry: keyed lever lockset plus single cylinder deadbolt with interior thumb turn, peephole (no smart lock)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Hardware tight and clean; door gray on the corridor side, white inside.

  • Corridor side shows a keyed deadbolt cylinder above a keyed lever

    Observed in the recording

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Sign beside the door reads 704 M THE MARC

    Read in the source

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • At the door the agent asked "Is that the safety?" and later said "I don't know where it is" while working the lock (context ambiguous)

    Said during the tour. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • exterior: round deadbolt key cylinder above a lever with a key cylinder in the hub

    Observed in the recording
  • interior: deadbolt thumb turn above a straight return lever on a round rose, satin chrome finish

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • viewer: peephole above the hardware

    Observed in the recording
  • electronics: none: no keypad, card reader or smart lock seen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: hardware: satin chrome finish on metal

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: lock with a key and a deadbolt. agent unlocked the door with keys

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as not supported: keyless or phone entry, guest codes. mechanical hardware only

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Two key cylinders on the door; the agent spent about 30 seconds at the lock and the door opened at about 55 s

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Old school keys: no smart lock for deliveries or guests; re keying policy matters

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Commercial style lever plus deadbolt is standard secure rental hardware; no smart features

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Foyer

    Observed in the recording
  • controls: Foyer. Locks the unit entry door

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • Are locks re keyed between residents, and how many keys are issued?
  • Is a smart lock allowed or planned?

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Corridor fire extinguisher cabinets with signs
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Intact glass and signage seen.

  • count seen: 2 cabinets

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • type: semi recessed cabinet with white frame and glass door, red extinguisher pictogram sign mounted above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard code cabinets

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • When were the corridor extinguishers last inspected?

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Layout, materials and finishes

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No Ethernet jacks or property Wi Fi access point seen

  • No RJ45 jacks, structured media panel or wall plate access point appeared in the kitchen, living room, bedroom, hallway or bathroom. The only low voltage outlets seen are a single port plate high in the kitchen (probably coax), an unidentified plate with an opening in the bedroom, and a blank plate in the living room. The FAQ names Comcast/Xfinity or AT&T as providers.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

Why it may matter: Renters set up their own internet; wired connections mean running cable from the modem location. Remote workers should confirm the provider, speeds and where the modem can sit.

Ask the manager: Which outlets are live for Xfinity or AT&T, and is fiber offered?

Recorded finding · Inference

Remote worker's view: bring your own internet, plan for PTAC and laundry noise

  • Internet is a resident arranged Xfinity or AT&T service through what appears to be a coax outlet high on the kitchen end wall; no Ethernet or managed Wi Fi was seen. The living area has the only AC (a PTAC whose cycling is audible), and the washer dryer runs in the open kitchen. The living room has no ceiling light, so a desk needs a lamp, while the glass wall gives strong daylight. The bedroom has heat but no AC, which matters if the desk goes there.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

Why it may matter: Workable for a laptop based worker on Wi Fi; less suited to someone who needs a wired desktop in the bedroom or quiet calls in summer.

Ask the manager: Confirm internet options and where the modem can be placed.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No in unit intercom or door phone seen

  • No intercom handset or call panel appeared at the entry or in the hallway. One small white device high on the hallway wall above the kitchen opening was too blurred to identify.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Building entry for guests and deliveries may rely on a phone based system at the gate or lobby.

Ask the manager: How do guests and couriers call up to unit 704?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No water heater inside the unit

  • No tank or tankless heater was seen in the kitchen, bathroom, closets shown or hallway; a 1965 twelve story building typically uses central water heating, and painted riser pipes pass through the entry closet ceiling.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Hot water is likely a building system; ask whether it is billed.

Ask the manager: Is hot water central, and is it included in rent?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No fire sprinkler heads seen on the unit ceilings

Why it may matter: Fire protection inside the unit may rely on alarms and the extinguisher only.

Ask the manager: Is unit 704 sprinklered?

Recorded finding · Inference

All electric apartment on the renter's meter

Why it may matter: Winter heating with resistance heat and summer PTAC cooling drive the electric bill.

Ask the manager: What do typical monthly electric bills run for this floor plan?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Agent struggled for about 30 s to unlock 704

  • The agent worked the keyed locks for roughly 22 to 55 s, asking about "the safety" and saying "I don't know where it is".

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Possibly a stiff lock or wrong key; worth testing both locks at move in.

Ask the manager: Do both locks work smoothly; will they be rekeyed?

Recorded finding · Inference

704 matches the 675 sq ft one bedroom plan, not mirrored

  • Entering with the balcony glass ahead, the carpeted bedroom is on the left and the kitchen opening on the right, exactly as the handout draws the 675 sq ft One Bedroom; one bathroom and one bedroom were seen, and listings show 0704 as Plan A 675 sq ft.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Room sizes from the handout apply: bedroom 10 by 13 ft, living room 16 by 19 ft, kitchen 9 by 7 ft.

Recorded finding · Inference

Floor level is 7 of 12

  • The door plaque reads 704; research indicates unit numbers start with the floor, and the building has 12 stories; GPS altitude of 34.5 m is consistent with an upper floor.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Mid height: above the tree canopy, still reliant on elevators.

Recorded finding · Inference

Northeast exposure: early morning sun only, shaded afternoons

  • The balcony and window walls face about 38 degrees. Solar geometry for this facade (ignoring trees and the balcony slab): about 7:40 to 9:30 am on Oct 30 (sun low, under 20 degrees), about 7:25 to 8:10 am around Dec 21 (under 8 degrees, likely blocked by trees), about 7:00 to 10:45 am at the equinoxes, and about 5:55 am to noon around Jun 21, when the slab above shades the glass once the sun climbs. Afternoons are always in shade, as seen at 15:45.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Cool in summer afternoons with little glare for screens; bright but indirect light most of the day; less passive warmth in winter; plants needing full sun will struggle.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Debris in the balcony slider track

  • Dark debris and grit sit in the aluminum sill track of the balcony door.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Dirty tracks make sliders stiff and wear rollers.

Ask the manager: Will the tracks be cleaned and rollers checked before move in?

Recorded finding · Inference

Living room furniture placement

  • At 16 by 19 ft per plan with the outer wall in glass and the wall unit low on one side wall near the window, the TV and sofa go on the solid side walls or facing the window, and the dining table sits at the kitchen end.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Room for a full sofa, chair and a table for four, keeping the wall unit front clear for airflow.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Four closets plus a drawer vanity for a 675 sq ft one bedroom

  • Storage seen: deep shelved entry closet, hall coat closet with rod, linen closet inside the bathroom, long walk in closet with L shaped rods and shelves, four drawer vanity and a three door mirror cabinet.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Unusually good storage for the size: a dresser may be unnecessary; the entry closet works as a pantry.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Popcorn style texture on the bedroom ceiling

  • The bedroom ceiling has a rough sprayed popcorn style texture in a 1965 building; asbestos content cannot be judged visually.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Harmless if left undisturbed; do not drill, scrape or hang hooks until testing is confirmed.

Ask the manager: Has the bedroom ceiling texture been tested for asbestos?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Unclear door viewer on the entry door

  • A small dark round hole high on the inside of the entry door may be a peephole or an empty hole; no chrome viewer ring was visible.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Being able to see who is at the door matters for safety; an empty hole would also be a fire door issue.

Ask the manager: Is there a working peephole on the entry door?

Recorded finding · Inference

Quiet interior, mild outdoor ambient on the balcony

  • Indoor quiet seconds reached about minus 55 to minus 58 dBFS on the phone audio, while balcony seconds held about minus 42 to minus 45 dBFS (uncalibrated). Likely outdoor sources: the parking lot below, neighbors wall units on adjacent balconies, and street traffic on downtown residential streets.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Closed glass walls keep the interior quiet; hard LVP floors mean footfall noise for the unit below, and the unit above may be audible.

Ask the manager: Any noise complaints about neighbors above or wall units next door?

Recorded finding · Inference

High rise routine on the 7th floor

  • Daily routes run through a long interior corridor to elevators (not filmed); trash is picked up at the door; parcels may be left at doors; neighbors share balcony dividers.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Convenient trash and quiet corridors; elevator dependence for groceries, moves and pets (pets are not allowed per listings).

Ask the manager: Is there a move in elevator reservation and padding?

Blank cover plate and low wall plates in the living room
Identification status
category only
  • blank plate: white blank cover, one screw visible, low on the wall right of the PTAC

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • other plates: low plates near the baseboards (receptacles; one blurred)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: A blank plate means an abandoned or reserved box (possibly an old phone or cable location); no live data jack was seen in the living room

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Living room

    Observed in the recording

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Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Freshly turned over; minor items: taped sink trap joint, spotted tub valve trim, debris in slider track.

  • The plaque beside the door reads 704; listing sites show unit 0704 as a vacant, available now 675 sq ft one bedroom.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • The apartment was empty and freshly turned over: new looking LVP and carpet, clean painted walls, appliances unused looking.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Layout: foyer with entry closet and kitchen opening; hall with bathroom, walk in closet and coat closet; bedroom and living room side by side along a full width northeast balcony.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6
  • Seventh of twelve floors: above most of the surrounding tree canopy and low rise roofs, below the top floors.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Heating and cooling inside the unit come from a through wall unit in the living room and an in wall heater with thermostat in the bedroom.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • The kitchen holds a washer dryer appliance, so this unit has in unit laundry although the building advertises laundry rooms on each floor.

    Observed in the recordingResearch source 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • unit number: 704

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • floor: 7

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • plan: 675 square feet, One Bedroom, One Bath (Plan A)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • mirrored relative to handout: no

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • balcony orientation: northeast (about 38 degrees)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • listed rent: $5,544 per month, available now (ApartmentList); $5,514 to $6,409 (RentCafe); $5,579 (Brightplace)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • occupancy limit: one bedroom maximum three persons

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Practical interpretation: One bedroom of about 675 sq ft on the 7th floor with a long balcony, tree canopy views and morning only sun; quiet, cool, private feeling, with renovated finishes but some original 1965 elements (window walls, tub valve).

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Renovated LVP, quartz look tops, shaker cabinets, Kohler sink, in unit laundry; Generous closets for the size; Original style aluminum window walls and older tub valve and toilet hold it back

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the $5,544 asking rent for a 12 month lease, and what concessions apply (the site mentions a $1,000 look and lease offer)?
  • Which utilities are billed separately (listings say renter pays all utilities)?

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Apartment entry door (704)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean paint both sides; lock was slow to open for the agent.

  • The leasing agent opened the door with a physical key; it took about 30 seconds of working the lock, with remarks like "I don't know where it is".

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A small dark round hole sits high on the inside face of the door; it may be a door viewer or an empty hole.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • No electronic keypad, smart lock or card reader was seen on the door.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • corridor face: dark gray paint in a recessed gray alcove

    Observed in the recording
  • interior face: white painted flush slab

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • locks: keyed lever lockset plus separate keyed deadbolt (thumbturn inside), satin chrome

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • hinges: satin finish butt hinges, at least three

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Material: slab: not determined (painted; core unknown)

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: lock with deadbolt from inside without a key. Thumbturn seen

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as not supported: remote or code entry. Only mechanical key cylinders seen

    Not observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Traditional keys; ask about rekeying at move in and lockout service (Willow Bridge lists 24 hour lockout service).

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Commercial style cylindrical lever and deadbolt; Plain painted slab

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • opens to: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • Are locks rekeyed between residents?
  • Is the round hole high on the door a working peephole?
  • Is the entry door fire rated and self closing?

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Unit 704 number plaque
Identification status
category only
  • text: 704 / M / THE MARC

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • mounting: on the corridor wall to the right of the door alcove at about eye level

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • adjacent to: Apartment entry door (704)

    Observed in the recording

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Foyer
Identification status
category only
  • From the front door: entry closet on the left, kitchen cased opening on the right, hall straight ahead to the bedroom, bathroom and living room.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • A flush dome ceiling light lights the foyer; a smoke alarm is mounted high on the wall.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • plan label: Foyer (no dimension given)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • ceiling: dropped soffit over the foyer and hall, lower than the living room ceiling

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Compact foyer with direct access to the kitchen for groceries; no room for a bench.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Hall
Identification status
category only
  • The hall runs from the foyer toward the living room with the bathroom door, walk in closet door and bedroom door on one side and the coat closet door across from the bedroom door.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
  • Wall texture in the hall is a heavy knockdown pattern.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • The electrical panel is on a hall wall near the kitchen.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Dining area
Identification status
category only
  • The dining area is the inner end of the living room next to the kitchen bar ledge and the hall; the handout counts it inside the 16 by 19 ft living area or beside it (not stated).

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • No ceiling light or pendant box was seen over the dining area.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • plan label: Dining Area (no separate dimension; part of the open living space)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Room for a small table for two to four near the kitchen; plan on a floor or plug in pendant lamp.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Living room
Identification status
category only
  • The balcony wall is floor to ceiling aluminum framed glass across the room, including the sliding door to the balcony.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A through wall heating and cooling unit sits low on the side wall next to the glass.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No ceiling light fixture was seen in the living room.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • plan dimensions: 16'x19'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • approximate floor area from plan: 304 sq ft

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • flooring: LVP, gray brown wood look

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Bright, wide room with the whole outer wall in glass facing trees; TV and sofa go on the solid walls; the wall unit takes the lower part of one side wall near the window.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Balcony sliding door
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Operates; dirty track.

  • The door slid open by hand during the tour.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No insect screen door and no secondary security bar were seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • The bottom track shows dark debris and small marks.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • type: aluminum horizontal sliding glass door with mid rail, surface pull and black latch on the meeting stile

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • strike: bronze colored strike plate on the aluminum jamb

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: open to the balcony. Opened during the tour

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: lock from inside. Latch seen, not tested

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Basic aluminum slider hardware

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Can a screen door be added?
  • Are the rollers and track serviced?

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Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: No scratches or lifting seen.

  • Planks run continuously from the foyer into the living room and bathroom without thresholds seen except at the bedroom carpet.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • extent: foyer, hall, kitchen, living and dining, bathroom and all closets; bedroom is carpeted

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • look: gray brown oak look planks with varied tones, long planks

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: planks: luxury vinyl plank (inferred from look and use in the bathroom)

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: water resistant floor in kitchen and bath. Depends on product

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Practical interpretation: Easy to clean, good for allergies; hard floor transmits footfall sound to neighbors below, so rugs help.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Recent wood look LVP throughout

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 25 (vinyl floor, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Looks recently installed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Wall texture and paint
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Fresh paint.

  • Walls look freshly painted with no marks seen.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • texture: heavy knockdown texture on hall and room walls

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • color: light warm greige walls, white trim and doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Heavy texture hides dents but makes patching after picture hanging more visible.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Textured painted drywall or plaster

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 10 to 15 (interior paint, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Fresh turnover paint

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

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Ceilings and heights
Identification status
category only
  • The official site claims nine foot ceilings; a furnished listing says 9.5 ft; the frame estimate falls between.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Popcorn texture applied before the 1980s can contain asbestos; it cannot be identified by sight and should be tested before any disturbance.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • living room ceiling: flat, plain painted, no fixture; valance box over the window wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • bedroom ceiling: rough sprayed popcorn style texture

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • walk in closet ceiling: heavy sprayed texture

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • foyer and hall: dropped soffit lower than the main rooms

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • estimated main room height: about 9 to 9.5 ft (bedroom window wall height about 0.95 times its 10 ft width)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

  • part of: Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Has the bedroom popcorn ceiling been tested for asbestos?
  • May residents hang things from the ceilings?

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Baseboards and door casings
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean paint.

  • baseboard: white square edge baseboard about 4 in tall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • casings: simple narrow white casings; flush slab doors

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Plain modern trim

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

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Interior doors (bedroom, bathroom, closets)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, close properly as seen.

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Interior door levers
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Tight, no wear seen.

  • type: satin chrome levers on round roses throughout; the walk in closet lever is a slightly different tubular style

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: easy operation with a closed fist or elbow. Levers rather than knobs

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Builder grade levers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

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Building and shared spaces

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Trash bags left on the corridor carpet outside doors in mid afternoon

  • At about 15:43 on a Thursday, tied kitchen bags sat directly on the carpet beside several unit doors along the 7th floor corridor; the agent explained the building uses valet trash.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Door to door pickup is convenient, but bags may sit in the hall for hours and can leak or smell.

Ask the manager: What are the set out hours and pickup times, is there a fee, and are bins required instead of loose bags?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Dark stain on a corridor carpet tile

Why it may matter: Possibly from trash set out; tiles are replaceable.

Ask the manager: How often are corridor carpets cleaned, and are stained tiles replaced?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Parcel left on the corridor floor beside a unit door

  • A shipping box sat on the carpet beside a neighbor door on the 7th floor.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Carriers or staff may bring packages up to doors; theft risk inside a secured building is lower but not zero.

Ask the manager: How are packages handled: front desk, lockers, or delivery to apartment doors?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Resident stroller parked in the corridor

Why it may matter: Families live on the floor; corridor storage rules appear loosely enforced.

Ask the manager: Are items allowed in corridors, and is there stroller or bike storage?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Lobby, mailboxes and package room not captured

  • The video begins in the 7th floor corridor; no lobby, mail area or package room was filmed.

    Not observed in the recording

Why it may matter: Package and mail logistics remain unknown.

Ask the manager: Show the lobby, mailboxes and package solution.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Elevators, controls and certificate not captured

  • No elevator cab, buttons or inspection certificate was filmed; the floor was established from the 704 plaque instead.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Elevator count, age and reliability matter on the 7th floor of 12.

Ask the manager: How many elevators serve the building and how often are they out of service?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No security cameras seen in the corridor

  • Corridor footage from 0 to 21 s shows lights, extinguisher cabinets and an exit sign but no camera domes.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Corridor security relies on building entry control and unit locks.

Ask the manager: Are there cameras at entries, garage and corridors?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Building entry access control not captured

  • How residents enter the building (fob, code, key) was not shown; listings conflict on whether there is a gated electronic entrance.

    Not observed in the recording

Why it may matter: Security and guest access unknown.

Ask the manager: How do residents and guests enter the building and garage?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Advertised amenities not toured

  • Pool, fitness center, sauna, yoga studio, lounge, laundry rooms, storage lockers and bike storage were not filmed.

    Not observed in the recording

Why it may matter: Amenity quality and access cannot be judged from this tour.

Ask the manager: Can you show the amenity spaces and storage lockers and their fees?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Handout has blank rent and deposit and an FPI Management email

  • Per Month and Deposit lines are empty on both plans; the footer email is [contact removed] while the current manager per the official FAQ is Willow Bridge.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Get rent, deposit and fees in writing from the current manager.

Ask the manager: Please confirm rent, deposit and the correct leasing contact in writing.

Recorded finding · Inference

Handout simplifies some openings compared with 704

  • In 704 the kitchen also opens to the foyer beside the front door and the walk in closet door opens from the hall; the handout shows the kitchen open only to the dining side, the closet entered from the bedroom, a double bowl kitchen sink and no laundry. Balcony depth and glazing widths are schematic.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Plan dimensions are fine for furniture planning; door positions should be checked in person.

Ask the manager: Is there a current as built plan for 704?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Square footages are approximate

  • The handout states *square footages are approximate.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Why it may matter: The 675 sq ft figure is a marketing number, not a measured area.

The Marc, 501 Forest Ave, Palo Alto CA 94301
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Only the 7th floor corridor and unit 704 were filmed.

  • Built in 1965: one 12 story building with 118 apartments, about 95,121 sq ft in total.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Floor plans: Plan A one bedroom 675 sq ft, Plan B two bedroom 945 sq ft, Plan C three bedroom penthouse 1,962 sq ft.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Managed by Willow Bridge Property Company; FPI Management ran it before, and some listing sites still show FPI branding.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • No pets are allowed; the community is non smoking.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Lease terms of 6 to 13 months, no short term leases, 30 days notice to vacate; rent is due on the 1st and late on the 4th.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Renters pay all utilities; internet providers are Comcast Xfinity or AT&T; renters insurance is required.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • One parking space is included in the rent (covered carport or underground); more spaces may be rented and guest parking exists.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • EV charging stations exist; the official FAQ says rates are subject to change, while RentCafe and PadMapper call them complimentary.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Applicants need gross household income of 3 times the rent; a one bedroom allows at most three occupants; guest policy is up to 2 guests.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Walk Score 94, Transit Score 53, Bike Score 97, in the University South neighborhood.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Office hours: Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm, Saturday 10 am to 4 pm, closed Sunday.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Palo Alto has no local rent stabilization; state rent caps under AB 1482 likely apply to a 1965 building, and the city runs a rental registry and just cause rules.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • The handout footer prints the leasing email [contact removed], an FPI Management domain, while the official site FAQ says the community is now managed by Willow Bridge Property Company; the handout appears to be older collateral.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Per OpenStreetMap the tower sits mid block in the block bounded by Hamilton Ave, Cowper St, Forest Ave and Webster St in downtown Palo Alto (University South); its long facades face northeast and southwest.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • The official site lists Valet Trash Services, Laundry Facilities on Each Floor, Gated Electronic Entrance, Storage Lockers, Bicycle Storage, a pool, fitness center, sauna and yoga studio; none of these amenity spaces were filmed on this tour.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • The video GPS fix (37.4473 N, 122.1569 W) falls on The Marc footprint in OpenStreetMap, confirming the tour took place in this building.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • address: 501 Forest Avenue Palo Alto, California 94301

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • leasing phone on handout: Tel [contact removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • fax on handout: Fax [contact removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • website on handout: www.themarc pa.com

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • year built: 1965

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • apartment count: 118 units

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • building area: 95,121 sq ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • current manager: Willow Bridge Property Company

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Older 1965 rental high rise in downtown Palo Alto with a professional manager; ask which manager and which leasing email is current before sending documents.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. 1965 concrete high rise with renovated finishes inside 704; Amenity claims not verified on this tour

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

Questions to ask

  • Is the leasing contact still [contact removed], or has it moved to a Willow Bridge address?
  • Which amenities (pool, gym, sauna, storage lockers, bike room) are open and included in rent?

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Advertised community amenities (not toured)
  • Advertised: heated pool open year round, fitness center, yoga and meditation studio, dry sauna, clubhouse and lobby with Wi Fi, storage lockers, bicycle storage, BBQ area, garden terrace and billiards.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Also advertised: valet trash, dry cleaning and housekeeping services, furnished apartments, package acceptance by staff, 24 hour emergency maintenance and lockout service.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • The official site lists a gated electronic entrance; Safebutler's generated summary says there is no controlled access.

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • None of these amenities was filmed on the tour.

    Not observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • part of: The Marc residential tower

    External research

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Valet trash (door to door trash pickup)
Identification status
category only
  • The leasing agent said the building does valet trash, which is why trash was sitting outside doors.

    Said during the tourTour reference 1
  • Tied kitchen trash bags were on the corridor carpet beside several doors, not inside cans.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A black lidded trash can with a white logo and a blue recycling basket with a white logo were in the vacant kitchen; such branded pairs are typically supplied by valet trash programs, but the logos were not legible.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • The official amenity list and ApartmentList both list valet trash.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Leasing agent: "they do valet trash as well. That's why you see trash outside."

    Said during the tourTour reference 1
  • Bagged trash stood outside several unit doors in the seventh floor corridor at about 15:43

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Official amenities page lists Valet Trash Services

    External researchResearch source 1
  • how it works: residents set bagged trash outside their unit doors; staff collect it on a schedule (schedule not stated)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: trash removal without carrying bags to a chute or dumpster. Stated by the agent; schedule not stated

    Said during the tour
  • Limitation: Pickup days, hours and any monthly fee were not stated.

    Not established
  • Limitation: Bags set out on carpet can leak or smell before pickup.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Convenient for anyone who hates trash runs; expect to see neighbors bags in the hall at set out times.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: No trips to a trash room for daily trash; corridor can show bags outside doors before pickup

    Inference

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What are valet trash pickup nights and set out hours?
  • Is valet trash a separate monthly fee?
  • How is recycling and compost handled?
  • What are valet trash pickup days and times, and is there a monthly fee?

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The Marc residential tower
Identification status
category only

Recorded age estimate: about 61 years (built 1965)

Age estimate basis: RentCafe and Yardi Matrix

Recorded condition: Corridor seen clean and recently refinished except a carpet stain and trash set out on the floor.

  • Unit doors on the toured floor carry plaques numbered in the 700s (704 confirmed), so the toured floor is the 7th.

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Balconies run the full width of each apartment on the long facades; 704 has neighbors on both sides of its balcony, separated by metal screens.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Through wall room air units vent onto balconies through louvered boxes set on the balcony floor (seen on 704).

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Listing sources describe the building as a high rise with elevators; no elevator, lobby, mailroom or entry was filmed.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • RentCafe lists Renovated Hallways; the 7th floor corridor has new looking carpet tiles, flush square LED style ceiling lights and fresh paint.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • A 7th floor plaque with phone altitude about 34.5 m is consistent: downtown grade plus six floors of roughly 3 m plus phone height lands near 28 to 30 m, within the usual GPS altitude error.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • stories: 12 floors

    External researchResearch source 1
  • footprint: about 49 m by 20 m slab, long axis bearing about 128/308 degrees

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • facade orientation: long faces toward about 38 degrees (northeast) and 218 degrees (southwest)

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • corridor type: double loaded interior corridor with unit doors on both sides

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: High rise living: apartment reached through a long interior corridor; balconies separated only by screens; trash collected at the door.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mid century concrete tower; Corridor finishes recently renovated; Original style aluminum window walls

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • part of: The Marc, 501 Forest Ave, Palo Alto CA 94301

    External researchTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • How many elevators serve the 12 floors, and what happens during elevator outages?
  • Is the building seismically retrofitted (1965 concrete construction)?

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7th floor residential corridor
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean and recently refinished looking; one dark carpet stain; trash bags on floor.

  • The corridor is lined with cream walls, dark gray pilasters with decorative capitals at the door alcoves, a dark gray wall base and carpet tiles laid in a quarter turn stripe pattern.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Trash bags were sitting on the carpet beside several unit doors at about 15:43 on a Thursday.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A child stroller or trike was parked along the corridor wall outside a unit, and a shipping box sat beside another unit door.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • The clip starts already on the 7th floor, so the elevator lobby or stair used to reach it is not shown; the route to 704 is roughly 25 m of corridor.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • layout: long straight double loaded corridor with recessed door alcoves, stair door with exit sign at the far end

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • walk from start of clip to 704: about 21 s at a normal walking pace

    Observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Expect neighbors set out trash and some belongings in the hall; quiet carpeted corridor; door alcoves give each entry a little privacy.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Commercial carpet tile and LED style lights; Decorative pilasters and branded mats

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: The Marc residential tower

    Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

  • Where is the trash chute or valet pickup point, and at what hours must bags be out?
  • Are strollers and parcels allowed to remain in the corridor?

Link to this detail

Corridor carpet tiles
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Mostly clean and flat; one visible stain.

  • One tile near the middle of the corridor shows a dark round stain about the size of a dinner plate.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • pattern: charcoal tiles with light gray and white pinstripes laid in alternating quarter turns

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: floor: modular carpet tile (low pile, commercial)

    Observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Carpet tiles can be swapped individually, so stains are fixable without recarpeting the hall.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Typical commercial carpet tile for apartment corridors

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 8 to 10 (carpet, InterNACHI). Estimate basis: Looks recently installed; RentCafe lists renovated hallways

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • part of: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Corridor walls, pilasters and base
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: No damage seen at corridor speed.

  • finish: cream painted walls; dark gray painted door alcoves and pilasters with molded capitals; dark gray wall base about 4 in

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Painted drywall with decorative pilasters

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • part of: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recording

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Small wall devices near the corridor ceiling (possible sidewall sprinklers)
Identification status
unknown
  • Their size and placement are consistent with sidewall fire sprinkler heads, but the image is too small to confirm.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • appearance: small metal fittings projecting from the wall just below the ceiling line at intervals

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the building fully sprinklered, including inside apartments?

Link to this detail

Stair door with exit sign at the corridor end
Identification status
category only
  • The stair door is at the far end of the corridor beyond 704 in the direction of walking.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • appearance: dark gray metal style door at the end wall, green illuminated exit sign mounted on the wall beside it

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Neighbor unit entry doors and alcoves
Identification status
category only
  • door: dark gray painted door recessed in a gray alcove, satin chrome keyed lever with separate keyed deadbolt above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • door mat: black mat with a white M logo and THE MARC lettering at many doors

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plaque: dark plaque with silver corner clips on the corridor wall beside each door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • button: small gray device on the alcove wall at some doors, likely a doorbell button

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: 7th floor residential corridor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Elevators (not filmed)
Identification status
unknown
  • ApartmentList lists Elevator among community amenities for this 12 story building.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • No elevator cab, call buttons, floor indicator or inspection certificate appears in the capture; the clip starts in the corridor.

    Not observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • serves: 7th floor residential corridor

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Questions to ask

  • How many elevators are there, how old are they, and where is the current state inspection certificate posted?

Link to this detail

Lobby, mailboxes and package handling (not filmed)
Identification status
unknown
  • Willow Bridge lists package acceptance among resident services; no package lockers are claimed.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • A shipping box was sitting on the 7th floor corridor floor beside a unit door, so at least some parcels end up at apartment doors.

    Observed in the recording

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • The lobby, mailboxes and any package room were not filmed.

    Not observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • part of: The Marc residential tower

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%

Questions to ask

  • Does staff accept packages, are there lockers, and do carriers deliver to apartment doors?
  • Where are mailboxes and what are lobby hours?

Link to this detail

Building entry access control and cameras (not filmed)
Identification status
unknown
  • The official site claims a Gated Electronic Entrance; a third party summary claims no controlled access; neither was verified.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • No security camera was seen in the 7th floor corridor footage.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Unit 704 opens with a mechanical key (keyed deadbolt and keyed lever); no keypad or card reader was seen on the unit door.

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • serves: The Marc residential tower

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%

Questions to ask

  • How are the building entry, garage and amenity doors controlled (fob, app, key)?
  • Are there cameras at entries and in corridors?

Link to this detail

Corridor walk to unit 704
Identification status
category only
  • Start point of the clip (elevator or stair) is not shown.

    Not observed in the recording
  • length: about 21 s walk (roughly 25 m) from the clip start to the 704 door

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • connected to: Apartment entry door (704)

    Observed in the recording

Link to this detail

THE MARC PALO ALTO floor plan handout (675 and 945 sq ft plans)
Identification status
unknown
  • Both plans show a balcony running the full width of the apartment along the living room and bedroom(s).

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • 675 plan: bedroom and living room both face the balcony; the bedroom glazing is drawn as a window and the living room glazing as a sliding door, so the balcony is entered from the living room.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • 675 plan: bathroom with tub, toilet and sink; walk in closet between bedroom and bathroom; foyer with a closet beside the entry and another small closet near the bathroom; a closet with a rod line near the dining area; kitchen with range on one wall and a double bowl sink on another, with a counter facing the dining area.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • 945 plan: two bedrooms side by side on the balcony wall, master with walk in closet and its own bathroom with tub; second bathroom off the foyer hall; each bedroom has a reach in closet.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Unit 704 matches the 675 sq ft One Bedroom plan, not mirrored: entering with the balcony ahead, the bedroom is on the left and the kitchen on the right, as drawn.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • Willow Bridge calls the 675 sq ft one bedroom Plan A and the 945 sq ft two bedroom Plan B; listings show unit 0704 as Plan A, 675 sq ft.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Drawn scale is schematic: using the 10 ft bedroom width the balcony is drawn about 3 ft deep, shallower than it looks in the video, and the living room glazing is drawn narrower than the observed full width glass.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • plan 1 area: 675 sq ft

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 1 type: One Bedroom, One Bath

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 1 Bedroom: 10'x13'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 1 Living Room: 16'x19'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 1 Kitchen: 9'x7'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 1 undimensioned spaces: Balcony, Walk In Closet, Dining Area, Bathroom, Foyer

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 area: 945 sq ft

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 type: Two Bedroom, Two Bath

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 Living Room: 16'x19'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 Bedroom: 10'x12'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 Master Bedroom: 11'x15'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 Kitchen: 9'x7'

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • plan 2 undimensioned spaces: Balcony, Walk in Closet, Dining Area, Foyer, two Bathrooms

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • footnote: *square footages are approximate

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • rent and deposit blanks: Per Month: and Deposit: lines left empty on both plans

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Use the handout for room sizes only; it is older FPI collateral, has no rent filled in, and simplifies some door and opening positions.

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • serves: Apartment 704, The Marc (675 sq ft one bedroom). The 675 sq ft One Bedroom plan describes 704 (not mirrored)

    InferenceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Can you provide a dimensioned plan for 704 including balcony depth and window sizes?

Link to this detail

Listing checks (26)

Listing claim excerpt: “All apartment homes will include the following appliances: refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher & stove.”

Contradicted by the tour. Every base cabinet position in the kitchen was opened or shown. There is no dishwasher; the 24 in slot beside the sink holds an LG washer dryer.

Dishes are washed by hand in a single bowl sink. The amenities page, RentCafe, ApartmentList and Knock also list a dishwasher.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Listing claim excerpt: “Our community offers on site laundry facilities on each floor. Select apartment homes have in unit laundry.”

Supported. Apartment 704 has a near new LG all in one washer and ventless dryer (likely WM3555HVA) under the kitchen counter. The floor laundry rooms were not filmed.

An all in one combo washes and dries in one drum: long cycles and smaller dry loads, and it runs in the open kitchen next to the living room.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “washer and dryer are not in unit but on every floor”

Contradicted by the tour. This apartment has in unit laundry.

True for many units, not for 704. The Zillow snippet also says shared laundry only.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Yes, each apartment comes equipped with AC/heat.”

Partly supported. One Amana through wall heat and cool unit (PTAC) in the living room corner. The bedroom has only a recessed wall heater with a dial thermostat; nothing cools the bedroom.

The bedroom sits behind a door, away from the only air conditioner, and its glass wall gets early morning sun.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Listing claim excerpt: “HVAC wall unit”

Supported. An Amana PTAC with a 7 button DigiSmart control, its outdoor louver box on the balcony.

PTACs are louder than central air because the compressor sits in the room.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Open concept floor plans boast desirable features like floor to ceiling windows, and a private patio or balcony.”

Supported. Floor to ceiling aluminum glass across the whole outer wall of both the living room and the bedroom, opening onto a covered balcony about 27 ft long.

The balcony is only about 4 to 5 ft deep, with gaps to the neighbors at the end screens. The glass faces northeast: morning sun only.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Listing claim excerpt: “Nine foot ceilings and expansive windows create a welcoming bright and airy atmosphere.”

Supported. Wall proportions in the bedroom frames suggest about 9 to 9.5 ft ceilings. No measurement was taken.

FurnishedHousing says 9.5 ft. The bedroom ceiling has a popcorn style texture.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Stainless Steel Appliances* (*In Select Homes)”

Partly supported. A 2009 Hotpoint top freezer refrigerator with stainless look doors and black handles, and a matching silver Hotpoint coil range and over the range microwave.

Stainless look entry level appliances, not true stainless. The refrigerator is about 17 years old.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “and modern stainless steel appliances.”

Misleading. The refrigerator label dates it to January 2009, past the usual 9 to 13 year life; the range and microwave look like the same era.

Only the washer dryer is recent. Ask whether the 2009 appliances will be replaced.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Granite or White Quartz Countertops* (*In Select Homes)”

Partly supported. White solid counters with a square edge and a matching 4 in backsplash in the kitchen, and a matching quartz look top on the bathroom vanity.

Looks like the white quartz option; the material was not confirmed. The wall behind the range and sink is painted, not tiled.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Newly Renovated Interior* (select apartments)”

Partly supported. Fresh plank vinyl floors, new bedroom carpet, fresh paint, espresso shaker cabinets, a new vanity with a Kohler sink, and a square rain shower head; but the 2009 appliances, an older acrylic knob tub valve and an older stepped tank toilet remain.

A cosmetic renovation; the expensive parts (appliances, tub valve, toilet, windows) were mostly kept.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Listing claim excerpt: “Air Conditioning, Carpet, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Patio / Balcony, Stainless Steel, Extra Storage, Walk In Closets, Granite Counters”

Partly supported. Carpet only in the bedroom; plank vinyl everywhere else. No dishwasher. Disposal, microwave, balcony and walk in closet are present.

This one feature list is wrong on two counts for 704: no dishwasher and mostly hard floors.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “No, ceiling fans are not available within your apartment.”

Supported. No ceiling fan, and no ceiling light at all, in the living room, dining area or bedroom.

PadMapper lists a ceiling fan, which is wrong. Without ceiling lights, plan on floor and table lamps.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Large Spacious Closets”

Supported. A shelved entry closet, a hall coat closet with a rod, a linen closet in the bathroom and a long walk in closet.

Building pipes run across the top of the entry closet, and the walk in closet light is a bare bulb close to the shelf.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Listing claim excerpt: “High Speed Internet Access”

Not verified on the tour. The only data outlet seen is a single port plate, probably coax, high on the kitchen end wall. No Ethernet jacks and no building Wi Fi equipment in the apartment.

Renters set up and pay for Xfinity or AT&T themselves; ask which ports are live and whether fiber reaches the building.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Garbage Disposal”

Supported. An InSinkErator Badger 5, 1/2 HP, under the sink.

A basic model; a ribbed flexible plastic trap is fitted below it.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Built In Microwave”

Supported. A Hotpoint over the range microwave, ducted through the cabinet above with foil taped joints.

It is the only range hood, with modest airflow.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Valet Trash Services”

Supported. The leasing agent said the building does valet trash; bagged trash sat outside several doors in the corridor at 3:43 pm, and a logo bin was in the kitchen.

Bags in the hallway for hours are part of how valet trash works here.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Renovated Hallways”

Supported. The 7th floor corridor has carpet tiles, pilasters, sconces and fresh paint; one carpet tile has a dark stain.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Gated Electronic Entrance”

Not verified on the tour. The building entry, lobby and elevators were not filmed. The apartment door uses mechanical keys only.

Safebutler's summary says there is no controlled access. Ask how the front door and garage are secured.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Heated Swimming Pool Open Year Round; Fitness Center; Yoga & Meditation Studio; Dry Sauna Room; Clubhouse & Lobby w/ Wi Fi Service”

Not verified on the tour. No amenity was toured.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Plan A: 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 675 sq. ft.”

Supported. Apartment 704 matches the 675 sq ft one bedroom handout plan (not mirrored), with a few openings drawn differently.

The handout says square footages are approximate.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Unit 0704, Plan A, 675 sq ft, $5,544/month, available now”

Not verified on the tour. The tour handout has blank rent and deposit lines.

Three sites list 704 at three prices the same week ($5,514 to $6,409 on RentCafe, $5,544 on ApartmentList, $5,579 on Brightplace). Get a written quote for the lease length you want.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “View* (select apartments)”

Partly supported. From the 7th floor: treetops over two storey roofs, with a lawn and a pergola carport parking lot directly below. No hills, skyline or Stanford.

An open, private outlook rather than a scenic view.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “This community is professionally managed by Willow Bridge Property Company”

Partly supported. The floor plan handout still prints an FPI Management email address.

Old collateral from the previous manager; confirm who signs the lease and where maintenance requests go.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Window Cover”

Supported. Light roller shades with a valance in the living room and dark roller shades in the bedroom.

The shades use loop bead chains.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to confirm with the manager

  • Will the 2009 appliances be replaced before move in?
  • Does the microwave vent outside?
  • Is the washer dryer covered by maintenance?
  • Which outlets are live for internet, and is fiber available?
  • Can a portable air conditioner be used in the bedroom?
  • Is the glass tempered?
  • How is the front door and garage secured?
  • Was the dishwasher removed to fit the in unit washer dryer? Do other units on offer have both?
  • Are appliance replacements planned, and will a failed appliance be replaced with new?
  • Will the refrigerator be replaced before move in?
  • Could a dishwasher or portable dishwasher be accommodated?
  • Can residents add a portable AC in the bedroom?
  • Which outlets are live for Xfinity or AT&T, and is fiber offered?
  • Confirm internet options and where the modem can be placed.

Source and limits

Source: b.’s visit and the structured apartment record. Interior conditions can change after the visit. Light and sound reflect the recorded circumstances, not every time of day. The record is not a professional inspection or a guarantee of availability.

Covered: the 7th floor corridor, the entry, every closet, the bathroom, the bedroom, the balcony, the living and dining area and the whole kitchen, plus the floor plan handout. Not covered: the lobby, mailboxes and package handling, elevators, building entry and garage, the pool, gym and other amenities, the floor laundry room, the inside of the electrical panel, any test of water pressure, hot water or the air conditioner, and the apartment at night.

Confidence values are the original record’s estimates, not calibrated probabilities. Some records include a stored frame check that does not establish the statement by itself; those details are marked for confirmation. Research and interpretation remain separate from observations.

Tour references and research sources

Tour references identify the stored evidence record, with the position in its source clip where available. Different clips have separate clocks. Original media and raw labels are not part of this public release. External sources support research, not proof that an appliance worked in the apartment.

Tour evidence references (149)
  1. Crop at 0:00 in its source clip ev.3951.t0000.extinguisher
  2. Video frame at 0:04 in its source clip ev.3951.t0004
  3. Crop at 0:04 in its source clip ev.3951.t0004.wall_device
  4. Video frame at 0:10 in its source clip ev.3951.t0010
  5. Video frame at 0:12 in its source clip ev.3951.t0012
  6. Crop at 0:12 in its source clip ev.3951.t0012.stain
  7. Crop at 0:17 in its source clip ev.3951.t0017.end
  8. Video frame at 0:19 in its source clip ev.3951.t0019
  9. Crop at 0:19 in its source clip ev.3951.t0019.button
  10. Crop at 0:19 in its source clip ev.3951.t0019.sconce
  11. Crop at 0:23 in its source clip ev.3951.t0023.plaque
  12. Video frame at 0:55 in its source clip ev.3951.t0055
  13. Video frame at 0:56 in its source clip ev.3951.t0056
  14. Video frame at 0:58 in its source clip ev.3951.t0058
  15. Crop at 0:58 in its source clip ev.3951.t0058.door_int
  16. Video frame at 0:59 in its source clip ev.3951.t0059
  17. Video frame at 1:01 in its source clip ev.3951.t0061
  18. Video frame at 1:03 in its source clip ev.3951.t0063
  19. Crop at 1:03 in its source clip ev.3951.t0063.closet_pipes
  20. Video frame at 1:05 in its source clip ev.3951.t0065
  21. Video frame at 1:07 in its source clip ev.3951.t0067
  22. Video frame at 1:08 in its source clip ev.3951.t0068
  23. Video frame at 1:10 in its source clip ev.3951.t0070
  24. Crop at 1:10 in its source clip ev.3951.t0070.bath_ceiling
  25. Video frame at 1:14 in its source clip ev.3951.t0074
  26. Video frame at 1:16 in its source clip ev.3951.t0076
  27. Video frame at 1:20 in its source clip ev.3951.t0080
  28. Video frame at 1:22 in its source clip ev.3951.t0082
  29. Video frame at 1:24 in its source clip ev.3951.t0084
  30. Crop at 1:26 in its source clip ev.3951.t0086.kohler
  31. Crop at 1:28 in its source clip ev.3951.t0088.toilet
  32. Video frame at 1:29 in its source clip ev.3951.t0089
  33. Video frame at 1:35 in its source clip ev.3951.t0095
  34. Video frame at 1:39 in its source clip ev.3951.t0099
  35. Video frame at 1:43 in its source clip ev.3951.t0103
  36. Video frame at 1:49 in its source clip ev.3951.t0109
  37. Video frame at 1:51 in its source clip ev.3951.t0111
  38. Crop at 1:53 in its source clip ev.3951.t0113.escutcheon_text
  39. Crop at 1:53 in its source clip ev.3951.t0113.valve
  40. Video frame at 1:54 in its source clip ev.3951.t0114
  41. Video frame at 1:56 in its source clip ev.3951.t0116
  42. Crop at 1:56 in its source clip ev.3951.t0116.bath_exhaust
  43. Video frame at 1:58 in its source clip ev.3951.t0118
  44. Video frame at 2:01 in its source clip ev.3951.t0121
  45. Video frame at 2:02 in its source clip ev.3951.t0122
  46. Video frame at 2:05 in its source clip ev.3951.t0125
  47. Video frame at 2:06 in its source clip ev.3951.t0126
  48. Crop at 2:07 in its source clip ev.3951.t0127.light
  49. Video frame at 2:08 in its source clip ev.3951.t0128
  50. Video frame at 2:13 in its source clip ev.3951.t0133
  51. Video frame at 2:18 in its source clip ev.3951.t0138
  52. Video frame at 2:20 in its source clip ev.3951.t0140
  53. Crop at 2:20 in its source clip ev.3951.t0140.bed_heater
  54. Crop at 2:20 in its source clip ev.3951.t0140.bed_plate
  55. Crop at 2:22 in its source clip ev.3951.t0142.tstat
  56. Crop at 2:24 in its source clip ev.3951.t0144.ceiling
  57. Crop at 2:24 in its source clip ev.3951.t0144.smoke_bed
  58. Video frame at 2:26 in its source clip ev.3951.t0146
  59. Video frame at 2:30 in its source clip ev.3951.t0150
  60. Video frame at 2:34 in its source clip ev.3951.t0154
  61. Video frame at 2:36 in its source clip ev.3951.t0156
  62. Video frame at 2:38 in its source clip ev.3951.t0158
  63. Video frame at 2:39 in its source clip ev.3951.t0159
  64. Video frame at 2:41 in its source clip ev.3951.t0161
  65. Video frame at 2:45 in its source clip ev.3951.t0165
  66. Video frame at 2:48 in its source clip ev.3951.t0168
  67. Crop at 2:50 in its source clip ev.3951.t0170.smoke_hall
  68. Video frame at 2:51 in its source clip ev.3951.t0171
  69. Video frame at 2:52 in its source clip ev.3951.t0172
  70. Video frame at 2:56 in its source clip ev.3951.t0176
  71. Video frame at 2:57 in its source clip ev.3951.t0177
  72. Video frame at 3:01 in its source clip ev.3951.t0181
  73. Crop at 3:01 in its source clip ev.3951.t0181.lr_plate
  74. Video frame at 3:03 in its source clip ev.3951.t0183
  75. Video frame at 3:04 in its source clip ev.3951.t0184
  76. Video frame at 3:06 in its source clip ev.3951.t0186
  77. Video frame at 3:09 in its source clip ev.3951.t0189
  78. Video frame at 3:10 in its source clip ev.3951.t0190
  79. Video frame at 3:12 in its source clip ev.3951.t0192
  80. Video frame at 3:13 in its source clip ev.3951.t0193
  81. Video frame at 3:16 in its source clip ev.3951.t0196
  82. Video frame at 3:18 in its source clip ev.3951.t0198
  83. Video frame at 3:22 in its source clip ev.3951.t0202
  84. Video frame at 3:24 in its source clip ev.3951.t0204
  85. Crop at 3:28 in its source clip ev.3951.t0208.ptac
  86. Crop at 3:30 in its source clip ev.3951.t0210.ptac_logo
  87. Crop at 3:31 in its source clip ev.3951.t0211.ptac_ctrl
  88. Video frame at 3:33 in its source clip ev.3951.t0213
  89. Crop at 3:34 in its source clip ev.3951.t0214.wall_plate
  90. Video frame at 3:39 in its source clip ev.3951.t0219
  91. Video frame at 3:41 in its source clip ev.3951.t0221
  92. Video frame at 3:43 in its source clip ev.3951.t0223
  93. Crop at 3:45 in its source clip ev.3951.t0225.fridge_label
  94. Video frame at 3:46 in its source clip ev.3951.t0226
  95. Video frame at 3:48 in its source clip ev.3951.t0228
  96. Video frame at 3:51 in its source clip ev.3951.t0231
  97. Crop at 3:52 in its source clip ev.3951.t0232.mw_keypad
  98. Crop at 3:54 in its source clip ev.3951.t0234.kitchen_gfci
  99. Crop at 3:56 in its source clip ev.3951.t0236.counter
  100. Video frame at 3:57 in its source clip ev.3951.t0237
  101. Video frame at 3:59 in its source clip ev.3951.t0239
  102. Crop at 4:00 in its source clip ev.3951.t0240.range_panel
  103. Crop at 4:01 in its source clip ev.3951.t0241.range_clock
  104. Crop at 4:02 in its source clip ev.3951.t0242.range_left
  105. Video frame at 4:09 in its source clip ev.3951.t0249
  106. Crop at 4:15 in its source clip ev.3951.t0255.mw_duct
  107. Video frame at 4:20 in its source clip ev.3951.t0260
  108. Video frame at 4:25 in its source clip ev.3951.t0265
  109. Crop at 4:27 in its source clip ev.3951.t0267.sink
  110. Crop at 4:28 in its source clip ev.3951.t0268.sink_faucet
  111. Video frame at 4:29 in its source clip ev.3951.t0269
  112. Video frame at 4:31 in its source clip ev.3951.t0271
  113. Crop at 4:32 in its source clip ev.3951.t0272.washer_panel
  114. Crop at 4:33 in its source clip ev.3951.t0273.washer_logo
  115. Crop at 4:35 in its source clip ev.3951.t0275.washer_options
  116. Video frame at 4:37 in its source clip ev.3951.t0277
  117. Crop at 4:37 in its source clip ev.3951.t0277.washer_label
  118. Video frame at 4:41 in its source clip ev.3951.t0281
  119. Video frame at 4:42 in its source clip ev.3951.t0282
  120. Crop at 4:44 in its source clip ev.3951.t0284.disposal
  121. Video frame at 4:46 in its source clip ev.3951.t0286
  122. Video frame at 4:48 in its source clip ev.3951.t0288
  123. Video frame at 4:49 in its source clip ev.3951.t0289
  124. Crop at 4:57 in its source clip ev.3951.t0297.panel
  125. Crop at 5:03 in its source clip ev.3951.t0303.bins
  126. Crop at 5:03 in its source clip ev.3951.t0303.kitchen_plates
  127. Crop at 5:04 in its source clip ev.3951.t0304.bins
  128. Video frame at 5:07 in its source clip ev.3951.t0307
  129. Video frame at 5:08 in its source clip ev.3951.t0308
  130. Crop at 5:08 in its source clip ev.3951.t0308.ceiling
  131. Video frame at 5:09 in its source clip ev.3951.t0309
  132. Crop at 5:09 in its source clip ev.3951.t0309.ptac_recept
  133. Video frame at 5:11 in its source clip ev.3951.t0311
  134. Crop at 5:14 in its source clip ev.3951.t0314.door_int
  135. Transcript at 0:00 in its source clip ev.3951.tr0000
  136. Transcript at 0:30 in its source clip ev.3951.tr0030
  137. Document ev.3952.footer
  138. Document ev.3952.header
  139. Document ev.3952.note
  140. Photo ev.3952.photo
  141. Document ev.3952.plan_675
  142. Document ev.3952.plan_675_text
  143. Document ev.3952.plan_945
  144. Document ev.3952.plan_945_text
  145. Metadata ev.audio.3951
  146. Metadata ev.meta.3951
  147. Document ev.research.osm_map
  148. Transcript at 0:30 in its source clip ev.transcript.3951.lock
  149. Transcript at 0:00 in its source clip ev.transcript.3951.valet
  1. Goodman Manufacturing (Amana brand PTAC)
  2. Goodman Manufacturing (Amana brand PTAC)
  3. ApartmentList
  4. Brightplace
  5. GoCodeBook (California Building Code, section 1015 Guards)
  6. Legal Information Institute (16 CFR Part 1201)
  7. GoCodeBook (California Plumbing Code 408.3)
  8. EC&M (National Electrical Code basics)
  9. EngineerFix (via web search summary)
  10. US Environmental Protection Agency
  11. First Alert (via web search summary)
  12. FurnishedHousing
  13. GE Appliances
  14. GE Appliances
  15. GE Appliances
  16. GE Appliances
  17. GE Appliances
  18. GE Appliances
  19. iFixit
  20. InSinkErator (Whirlpool)
  21. InterNACHI
  22. Knock
  23. LG Electronics USA (LG Builder)
  24. The Marc official website
  25. The Marc official website
  26. The Marc official website (managed by Willow Bridge)
  27. NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory solar calculator
  28. OpenStreetMap contributors
  29. PadMapper
  30. City of Palo Alto
  31. City of Palo Alto (via web search summary)
  32. RELECTRIC (via web search summary)
  33. RentCafe
  34. Safebutler
  35. Wikipedia (secondary)
  36. Willow Bridge Property Company
  37. AJ Madison (via web search summary; page not fetched directly)
  38. Canadian Appliance Source (via web search summary)
  39. Yardi Matrix
  40. Yelp

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