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Parker Palo Alto, ground floor one bedroom (likely 1089-114)

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

A freshly renovated ground floor one bedroom in a garden community from about 1959, entered through its own large fenced patio. The kitchen is brand new: a 2026 Haier refrigerator, a GE dishwasher, a GE electric range and over the range microwave, stone counters and white shaker cabinets under a skylight. Around it, the shell is older: a 2010 Whirlpool stacked laundry center vented through foil duct, a vintage Carrier gas furnace in a hall closet, older bath fixtures and a popcorn ceiling in the hall. Every window faces northwest onto the patio, air conditioning was not confirmed, and the turnover was not finished on the tour day (tape marks, an open wall patch, debris).

72 recorded objects and spaces · 96 detailed findings · 12 listing checks

City
Palo Alto
Address
Building 1089 Tanland Drive (leasing office at 1094 Tanland Drive), Palo Alto, CA 94303
Visit date
2 Nov 2026, 12:01
Home type
One bedroom garden apartment
Recorded asking rent
$3,395 per month, as of 2026-11-02. This is a dated record, not a current offer.

The home identity above preserves any uncertainty in the original record. A unit described as likely or not filmed has not been independently confirmed by its unit number.

Inside the apartment

Walking in

You arrive through your own fenced concrete patio, past roses and leaf litter along a red brown board fence, and the plain door opens straight into a corner of the living room with no foyer at all. The first impression is fresh and crisp: dark chocolate wood look planks, cool light gray walls, bright white baseboards and, across a half wall capped in speckled dark granite, a white shaker kitchen lit from above by a deep skylight well. Then you notice the blue painter's tape scattered across the new floor, a sign the place is not quite finished.

Light and windows

Every window faces northwest onto the patio, under deep exposed rafter eaves, so the light is soft, even and a little muted most of the day. Mornings and midday stay indirect, and the patio itself is shaded at midday most of the year. In summer the sun swings around to this side from mid afternoon until sunset, giving long, bright, warm evenings in the living room and bedroom; in winter it arrives only briefly and low, mostly blocked by the fence, trees and townhomes, so days feel dim and gray. The kitchen is the bright heart of the home: its skylight poured daylight onto the white cabinets even at an overcast noon. The hall is shadowy under a lower ceiling and a single wall light, the windowless bathroom was dark at midday with the lights off, and the living room and bedroom have no ceiling lights, so lamps carry the evenings.

Space and layout

The plan is simple and open. The front door lands you in the living and dining room, which flows over a peninsula into a U shaped kitchen, with the refrigerator, the laundry alcove and a small storage closet tucked at the far end. A short hall with a lower ceiling leads to the furnace closet, the bathroom and the bedroom, keeping the sleeping side apart from the living side. The bath is split into a vanity room and an inner tub and toilet room, so one person can use the sink while the other room is busy, and guests reach it from the hall, never through the bedroom. The carpeted bedroom feels calm and looks roomy enough for a queen bed with nightstands, with the high window leaving the wall below free for a headboard and mirrored sliding closet doors that need no swing room. Ceilings are flat and of ordinary height, so rooms feel practical rather than lofty. There is no coat closet, so coats and shoes gather by the door unless you bring a rack. For hosting, the open living room plus the patio as an outdoor room is the real asset.

Sound during the visit

This section is single story, so nobody walks overhead, and the bedroom was the quietest place the camera recorded. The noises are closer to home. The stacked washer and dryer live in the kitchen behind louvered doors, so spin cycles and tumbling will carry across the open living room. The old gas furnace sits in a closet off the short hall, right beside the bedroom and bath doors, where a light sleeper may hear the burner and blower cycle on cold nights. The bathroom fan seemed to run with the light. Outside, neighbor patios sit just beyond the side fences, so voices and music can drift over, and freeway ramps and the highway are a short distance away on the patio side, behind townhomes and trees; the patio sounded louder than indoors, though the tour could not separate traffic from footsteps.

Recorded interior features

Observed facts, claims and uncertainties are kept separate.
FeatureRecord and evidence basis
Laundry inside the apartmentWhirlpool Thin Twin stacked laundry center (LTE5243DQ8, about 2010), 1.5 cu ft washerRecorded label
Air conditioningListings say air conditioning, but no condenser or cooling equipment was seenListing claim
DishwasherGE GDT630PYR7FS with third rack, built January 2026Recorded label
Gas cookingGE electric smooth top rangeObserved during the visit
Internet hardwareOld phone jacks and coax onlyObserved during the visit
Private outdoor spaceLarge fenced private patio, which is also the way inObserved during the visit
Windows on two sidesAll windows face northwest; the kitchen has a skylightObserved 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 the likely unit 1089-114 (listed early November 2026)
  • The unit number was not filmed; 1089-114 is inferred from the GPS fix on building 1089 and the only advertised one bedroom there.

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • listed rent, unit 1089-114 (RentCafe): 3395 USD per month

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • availability of unit 1089-114: Nov 13

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • listed rent per square foot (625 sq ft per one summary): 5.43 USD per sq ft per month

    External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
  • security deposit range: 1,000 to 7,500 (RentCafe) or 1,000 to 4,000 (Trulia) USD

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • pet rent: 100 USD per pet per month

    External researchResearch source 1

Recorded connections

  • applies to: Toured one bedroom ground floor apartment, likely unit 1089-114

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%

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Kitchen and appliances

Recorded finding · Inference

Brand new 2026 kitchen appliances next to a 2010 era laundry center and a mid century furnace

  • The refrigerator (serial [device identifier removed], May 2026) and dishwasher (serial [device identifier removed], January 2026) are months old and the range looks new, while the stacked Whirlpool laundry center is about 16 years old (likely 2010), the disposer carries an older warranty label with rust specks, and the hall furnace is a Carrier cabinet of 1960s to 1970s style kept running with a retrofit ignition module. The finishes (shaker cabinets, stone counters, plank floors) are new; the mechanical systems are not.

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

Why it may matter: Kitchen appliances are low risk; the laundry center and furnace are the components most likely to fail during a lease.

Ask the manager: Are the laundry center and furnace scheduled for replacement, and what is the repair response time?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No icemaker or water dispenser in the refrigerator

  • The freezer drawers were opened: the top FREEZEBOX tray holds a manual ice cube tray and there is no automatic icemaker; the doors have no dispenser. ENERGY STAR lists the HRB15N3B family with no icemaker and no dispenser.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Ice comes from trays; no filtered water from the fridge.

Recorded finding · External research

Compact 15 cu ft refrigerator with a 3.9 cu ft freezer

  • The Haier HRB15N3B is a 28 in wide, 15 cu ft bottom freezer model (11.1 cu ft fresh food, 3.9 cu ft freezer), smaller than the 18 to 25 cu ft refrigerators common in family kitchens.

    External researchTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Fine for one or two people; tight for families, meal prep and bulk buying.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Refrigerator hinge side tight against a wall return

  • The refrigerator's right (hinge) side sits within about an inch of the wall return that separates the kitchen from the laundry alcove. The label calls for 1 in side clearance. With a wall at the hinge, the door may not open much past 90 degrees, which can keep the crisper drawers from sliding fully out. The door swing range was not tested on camera.

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

Why it may matter: Possible friction removing drawers for cleaning.

Ask the manager: Can the door open far enough to remove the drawers?

Recorded finding · Inference

Range and thermostat clocks still on daylight saving time

  • The range display read 1:07 at about 12:07 local time and the thermostat read 1:09 PM at about 12:09, one day after daylight saving time ended (November 1, 2026). Both devices were powered; nobody had reset their clocks.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Confirms both have power; a thermostat schedule would run an hour off until reset.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Oven door opened: oven lights work; elements not tested

  • The camera holder opened the oven: both interior lights came on, racks and elements visible and clean. No element or burner was switched on.

    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: Power to the range confirmed; heating performance unknown.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Electric radiant glass cooktop, no gas line

  • Cooking is on an electric smooth top range (five radiant elements per the GE 500 series spec, including a dual size element and a warming zone). No gas cooktop and no gas stub were seen in the kitchen.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Cooks who want a flame for woks or charring should plan on a portable induction or gas burner outdoors.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Faint dried water ring on the sink base floor

  • A tan tide line stain is visible on the white melamine floor of the sink base. The cabinet was dry and no active drip was seen; water was not run.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%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: Sign of a past leak or spill under the sink.

Ask the manager: Has there been a leak under the kitchen sink, and was it repaired?

Recorded finding · Inference

Older disposer kept in the new kitchen

  • The InSinkErator Badger 5 shows rust specks on its upper housing and a label with a 2 year warranty, while the current Badger 5 is sold with a 3 year warranty. It appears to predate the 2026 appliances.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Entry level disposer of unknown age; budget item if it fails.

Ask the manager: How old is the disposer?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Kitchen water was never run during the tour

  • No faucet was operated anywhere on camera (no running water sound or visible flow). Water pressure, hot water arrival time and drain speed are unknown.

    Not observed in the recording

Ask the manager: Please confirm hot water reaches the kitchen quickly and pressure is good.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

No tile backsplash; stone splash missing on one stretch

  • The counters have a 4 in stone splash on the back run with painted drywall above it and no tile. Beside the range toward the sink corner the counter meets the painted wall with no stone splash.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour 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: Splatter lands on painted drywall behind the cooking area.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No under cabinet lighting

  • The undersides of the upper cabinets were filmed along the back run and the range wall; no task lights were seen. The kitchen has one flush ceiling fixture plus the skylight.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Counters are shadowed at night.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No receptacle seen on the peninsula

  • Countertop receptacles were seen on the back run and the range wall (several GFCI). None was seen on the sink peninsula or its raised ledge.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Appliances used facing the living room need an extension cord.

Recorded finding · Inference

Food scrap pail provided under the sink

  • A green food scrap pail with a sticker showing food scraps was left in the sink base, suggesting curbside composting is part of the trash service.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Composting supported; ask where the compost cart is.

Ask the manager: Where are the trash, recycling and compost carts?

Recorded finding · Inference

Stainless appliances and stone counters support the official listing; high end finishes only partly

  • The official plan page (parker-003) promises sleek countertops and stainless steel appliances: the refrigerator, range, microwave and dishwasher are stainless and the counters are stone. Trulia's high end finishes (parker-021) is only partly supported: mid range appliances, builder grade sink and faucet, white laundry center and a vintage furnace.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Skylight daylights the interior kitchen

  • A deep light well over the kitchen corner brought bright daylight into a kitchen with no wall window at noon under overcast sky.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Pleasant daylight while cooking; the skylight itself should be checked for leaks and heat gain.

Ask the manager: Has the skylight ever leaked?

Haier 15 cu ft bottom freezer refrigerator, stainless, 28 in wide (HRB15N3BCGS), built May 2026
Brand
Haier
Manufacturer
GE Appliances, a Haier company (Louisville, KY)
Product family
Haier HRB15N3B 15 cu ft bottom freezer platform (ENERGY STAR family HRB15N3B**, on market since 2016)
Recorded model
HRB15N3BCGS
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 6 months old at the tour (built May 2026)

Age estimate basis: GE Appliances serial date code: first letter H = May, second letter D = 2026 or 2014 (12 year cycle). 2014 is rejected because the HRB15N3B family reached market in April 2016 and the label carries the post 2016 GE Appliances Louisville address. New appliance paperwork and a Cascade sample were still in a kitchen drawer.

Recorded condition: Interior clean and empty with no wear; doors straight and unmarked. Built May 2026. Cooling performance not measured.

  • Rating label reads Model No. HRB15N3BCGS and Serial No. [device identifier removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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

  • Serial date code HD decodes to May 2026 (May 2014 rejected because the model family launched in 2016)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Retail listings show HRB15N3BGS; the label adds a C (HRB15N3BCGS). ENERGY STAR certifies the family as HRB15N3B**, so the C is treated as a variant suffix of the same 15 cu ft platform

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Door display was dark; the interior lit when opened

    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: 15.0 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • fresh food capacity: 11.1 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • freezer capacity: 3.9 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • width: 27.6 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • height: 67.9 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • annual energy use: 428 kWh per year (federal standard 476)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • configuration: freestanding bottom freezer: one fresh food door hinged on the right over a pull out freezer drawer; no icemaker, no water or ice dispenser

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • electrical rating on label: 115 VAC 60 Hz, 3 A; defrost heater 185 W

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • refrigerant: R600a (isobutane), 58 g

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • minimum clearances on label: top 1 in, back 2 in, sides 1 in

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • fresh food interior observed: LED light strip at top, adjustable glass shelves, MULTI ZONE AIR vent cover, two clear drawers (one likely the My Zone temperature controlled bin)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • freezer interior observed: three drawer tiers; top FREEZEBOX tray holding a manual ice cube tray; no icemaker

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • door controls: touch panel on the door face below the Haier logo: Fridge, My Zone, Freezer, two Quick keys and a lock key; display was dark during the tour

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • finish: stainless steel doors with a recessed pocket handle

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: doors: stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: shelves: tempered glass with metal trim

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: liner: white plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: bins and drawers: clear plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: keep groceries cold (powered). interior lights were on when the doors opened; temperature not measured

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: weekly groceries for one or two people. 15 cu ft is a compact full size refrigerator

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: Quick Cool and Quick Freeze boost modes. Quick keys on the door panel; feature listed on the spec sheet

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: temperature controlled drawer (My Zone). My Zone key on the panel

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: automatic ice. no icemaker in the family; ice tray in the FREEZEBOX

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: filtered water or ice from the door. no dispenser

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as possible: bulk frozen storage (batch cooking, warehouse club shopping). 3.9 cu ft freezer in drawers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Small for the class: 15 cu ft total and a 3.9 cu ft freezer, below the 18 to 21 cu ft typical of family refrigerators

    InferenceResearch source 1
  • Limitation: No icemaker or dispenser; ice comes from a tray

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Hinge side sits against a wall return; the label asks for 1 in side clearance, and a door hinged next to a wall often cannot swing far past 90 degrees, which can block full removal of the drawers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Bottom freezer drawers require bending to reach frozen items

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Good fit for one or two people; a household that batch cooks or shops in bulk will find the freezer tight

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Brand new refrigerator: low failure risk in the first years, and it should still be under the manufacturer warranty

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: No ice maker; plan on trays or a countertop ice maker

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Current production ENERGY STAR model from a mainstream brand; Compact 28 in footprint and modest capacity; Glass shelves, LED lighting, door touch controls, but no icemaker or dispenser

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 9 to 13. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 1,260 to 1,750 for the same model at retail. Estimate basis: Built May 2026, about 0.5 year old at the tour

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recording
  • adjacent to: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door. wall return between the refrigerator and the laundry alcove

    Observed in the recording
  • competes for space with: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door. hinge side tight to the wall return

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Questions to ask

  • Is the refrigerator still under the manufacturer warranty, and who handles service calls?
  • Can the door be reversed or the unit shifted so it opens fully next to the wall?

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GE 30 in freestanding smooth top electric range with Crisp mode and self plus steam clean (likely GRF500PVSS)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances, a Haier company
Product family
GE GRF500 series 30 in freestanding electric range (500 Series, about 2024 onward)
Recorded model
GRF500PVSS
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: likely new, about 2025 or 2026

Age estimate basis: The GRF500 family appears in retailer listings from 2025; finish, protective sticker on the glass and the matching new refrigerator and dishwasher point to a 2026 kitchen replacement. Rating plate not read.

Recorded condition: Glass top clean with a protective sticker still on it; oven interior clean; stainless unmarked. Elements were not run.

  • Display pads read Broil Hi/Lo, Crisp, Warm, Clean Self/Steam and Cook Time

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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

  • GE 500 series ranges list Crisp mode with self and steam clean; the 400 series listing does not include Crisp mode, so the 500 series stainless model GRF500PVSS is the likely match

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Oven door opened and both oven lights lit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • Clock showed 1:07 at about 12:07 PST, the day after daylight saving time ended (November 1, 2026)

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • fuel and cooktop: electric radiant elements under black ceramic glass (not gas, not induction)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • controls: five element knobs on the backguard (two left, three right) and a center touch display with Broil Hi/Lo, Crisp, Warm, Clean Self/Steam, Cook Time, Timer, Clock, plus and minus, Lock, Start, Cancel

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • dual size element: rightmost knob marked Small Burner and Large Burner

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • oven interior observed: two racks, exposed lower bake element, upper broil element, two oven lights

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • oven capacity (family): 5.3 cu ft

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • elements (family): 5 radiant elements including a 9 in / 6 in Power Boil element and a warming zone

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Crisp mode (family): uses the bake and broil elements for air fry like results; not true convection

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • cleaning: self clean and steam clean

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • finish: stainless steel backguard, door frame and drawer with black glass door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • clock at tour: read 1:07 to 1:08 at about 12:07 to 12:08 local time (one hour ahead, still on daylight saving time)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: cooktop: black ceramic glass

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: backguard and door frame: stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: door: black glass

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: racks: chrome wire

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: power on. display lit; oven lights came on when the door opened

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: everyday baking, roasting and boiling. not run during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: air fry style crisping without a separate appliance. Crisp pad on the display

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: fast boiling on a large element. dual 9 in / 6 in Power Boil element in the family

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: keep food warm. Warm pad and warming zone

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: self cleaning oven. Clean Self/Steam pad

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: gas flame cooking (wok, charring peppers). electric radiant only

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: true convection baking. no convection pad; family lists Crisp mode, not convection

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Limitation: Radiant glass top responds slower than gas or induction and needs flat bottomed cookware

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Model inferred from the control layout; the rating plate was not filmed

    Inference
  • Limitation: Anti tip bracket was not checked

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Cooks who want a gas flame or induction speed will not get it here

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Crisp mode covers many air fryer uses, saving counter space

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: New range: low failure risk

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mainstream GE 500 series electric range; Useful extras (Crisp mode, self and steam clean, warming zone, dual element) but no convection; Electric radiant rather than gas or induction

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 13 to 15. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 700 to 1,000 at retail for a GRF500 series range. Estimate basis: Appears new; GRF500 series sold from about 2025

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

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • powered by: Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09. OVEN double pole breaker

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • What is the exact range model, and is it under warranty?
  • Is the anti tip bracket installed?

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GE 1.6 cu ft over the range microwave with 2 speed vent fan and cooktop light (JVM316x family)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances, a Haier company
Product family
GE JVM3160 / JVM3162 1.6 cu ft over the range microwave
Recorded model
JVM3162RJSS or JVM3160RFSS
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: likely recent (current GE keypad design)

Age estimate basis: Keypad matches the current GE JVM316x layout; the model and [device identifier removed] (inside the door frame) was not filmed. It may predate the 2026 refrigerator and dishwasher.

Recorded condition: Exterior and underside clean, filters in place; not run.

  • Keypad layout and labels match the GE JVM3160 / JVM3162 family (Express Cook 1 to 6, Turntable, Surface Light, Vent Fan)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Underside label: suitable for use above gas or electric cooking equipment 36 inches or less wide

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • type: over the range microwave with integrated vent fan, grease filters and cooktop light, mounted above the range

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • keypad: Convenience Cooking pads, Express Cook 1 to 6, Turntable on and off, Surface Light, Vent Fan, Power Level, Set Clock

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • capacity (family): 1.6 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • vent (family): 2 speed, 300 CFM maximum

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • cooking power (family): 950 to 1000 W, 10 power levels

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • installation label: suitable above gas or electric cooking equipment 36 in or less wide

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • finish: stainless door and frame with black glass window and keypad; round GE badge

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: door: stainless frame with black glass

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: grease filters: aluminum mesh

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reheat and defrost. not run during the tour

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: vent cooking fumes above the range. fan not run; whether it is ducted outdoors or recirculates was not seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: light the cooktop. Surface Light pad and light lens underneath

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as not supported: convection or air fry. basic microwave keypad

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Over the range microwaves move less air than a dedicated range hood; 300 CFM is modest for heavy searing or frying

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Mounted high above the range: reaching hot dishes is awkward for shorter people

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Display looked dark in the frames, so power was not confirmed

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Fine for reheating and popcorn; serious cooks who sear often may want better ventilation

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level GE over the range model; Basic keypad, no sensor or convection features; 300 CFM vent

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • above: GE 30 in freestanding smooth top electric range with Crisp mode and self plus steam clean (likely GRF500PVSS)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: GE 30 in freestanding smooth top electric range with Crisp mode and self plus steam clean (likely GRF500PVSS). vent fan and cooktop light

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • powered by: Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09. MICRO circuit

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Does the microwave vent exhaust outdoors or recirculate through a charcoal filter?

Link to this detail

InSinkErator Badger 5, 1/2 HP continuous feed food waste disposer
Brand
InSinkErator
Manufacturer
InSinkErator (Emerson; Whirlpool since 2022)
Product family
Badger series
Recorded model
Badger 5
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: older than the 2026 appliances; exact age unknown

Age estimate basis: Label states a 2 year warranty while the current Badger 5 is sold with a 3 year in home warranty; rust specks on the upper housing. [device identifier removed] on the bottom not filmed.

Recorded condition: Working condition unknown (not run); rust specks on the top housing and mount; no drips seen.

  • Label reads Badger 5, 1/2 HP, 2 Year warranty

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Sink flange reads insinkerator food waste disposer

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

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • motor type (current spec): Dura Drive induction motor, 26 oz grind chamber, galvanized steel grind components, continuous feed

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • power: cord and plug into the upper half of the under sink receptacle labeled Disposal; wall switch likely the rocker beside the GFCI near the sink corner

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • discharge: white discharge tube into a black ABS P trap and wall drain

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: housing: black plastic and painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: mount: stainless steel ring and flange

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

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: handle bones, fibrous peels or heavy use. 1/2 HP is the entry level size

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Entry level 1/2 HP unit; jams more easily than 3/4 HP models and is louder

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Rust specks on the upper housing; older than the rest of the kitchen

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Basic disposer: fine for plate scraps, not for heavy food prep waste

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade entry model; 1/2 HP

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • part of: Stainless steel drop in single bowl kitchen sink on the peninsula

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • located in: Sink base cabinet with disposer, ABS trap and labeled split receptacle

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • powered by: Kitchen countertop receptacles (GFCI protected), switch, and under sink split receptacle. upper half labeled Disposal

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Has the disposer been replaced recently, and does it run quietly without leaks?

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Stainless steel drop in single bowl kitchen sink on the peninsula
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean with light scratching typical of stainless; no dents seen.

  • Sink faces the living room; a person at the sink can see across the living room to the windows

    Observed in the recording

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

  • type: top mount (drop in) single bowl with a rolled rim and integrated deck holding the faucet and air gap

    Observed in the recording
  • location: peninsula facing the living room behind a raised ledge

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • drain: InSinkErator disposer flange

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Material: bowl: brushed stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash dishes and prep vegetables. water was not run

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: soak large sheet pans or stock pots. single medium bowl

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Single bowl of modest size; no second bowl for rinsing while soaking

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Drop in rim collects crumbs at the counter edge compared with undermount sinks

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Practical interpretation: Cook at the sink while facing the living room and guests

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade drop in stainless sink; Single bowl

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recording
  • faces: Living and dining room. peninsula sink looks across the living room

    Observed in the recording

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Chrome single handle high arc kitchen faucet with deck plate (brand not visible)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Finish bright and clean; not operated.

  • type: single handle with a domed side lever, red and blue temperature dot on the body, high arc spout, deck plate covering extra holes

    Observed in the recording
  • spray: no separate side sprayer; a braided hose with a black counterweight under the sink suggests the spout end pulls out as a spray wand

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Material: body: chrome plated

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as possible: pull out spray. hose counterweight seen under the sink; not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hot and cold mixing. water not run

    Inference
  • Limitation: Water was not run, so flow, pressure, hot water arrival time and drips are unknown

    Not observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Generic builder grade single lever faucet; No visible brand

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Stainless steel drop in single bowl kitchen sink on the peninsula

    Observed in the recording

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Sink base cabinet with disposer, ABS trap and labeled split receptacle
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Dry at the time; faint old water mark on the floor; rough cut drywall at the back.

  • contents: InSinkErator disposer, white discharge tube, black ABS P trap into the wall, braided supply lines and stops, faucet hose with counterweight, split receptacle labeled Disposal and Dishwasher

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • back panel: cabinet back cut away exposing rough cut drywall around the pipes

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • floor: white melamine with a faint dried water ring

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: box: white melamine particleboard

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: trap: black ABS plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store cleaning supplies around the plumbing. space limited by the disposer and trap

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Disposer and trap take much of the space

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade cabinet; rough cut back

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

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White shaker kitchen cabinets with cup and bar pulls, concealed hinges and a lazy susan corner
Identification status
unknown

Recorded condition: Doors and boxes clean and straight; interiors empty; raw particleboard edge exposed at the dishwasher opening.

  • door style: white painted shaker doors and drawer fronts on face frames

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hardware: brushed nickel cup pulls on drawers, arched bar pulls on doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hinges: concealed European style cup hinges; soft close not verified

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • interiors: white melamine boxes with adjustable shelves on pin holes

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • corner: base corner with bifold doors on a two tray lazy susan

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • layout: U shape: back run with drawers and doors, corner lazy susan, range leg with narrow base cabinet, peninsula with sink base and dishwasher; tall uppers along the walls and above the refrigerator

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Material: doors: painted wood or MDF, shaker profile

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Material: boxes: white melamine particleboard

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: pulls: brushed nickel finish metal

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store a full set of cookware and dishes. many uppers and base cabinets in a U

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Upper shelves near the ceiling need a step stool

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: No pull out pantry or deep drawer organizers seen

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Clean new looking shaker style common in renovated rentals; Melamine boxes and standard hardware; Lazy susan in the corner

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: about 50. Estimate basis: Recent renovation style

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Dark gray salt and pepper stone countertops (likely granite) with a 4 in stone backsplash on most runs
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no chips or cracks seen; a few light dust marks.

  • material: polished dark gray and white speckled natural stone, likely granite; species not verified

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • edge: eased square edge

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • backsplash: 4 in stone splash on the back run and corner; above it painted drywall, no tile; on the stretch beside the range toward the sink corner the counter meets painted wall without a stone splash

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • peninsula: stone top at counter height on the sink side with a raised stone capped ledge toward the living room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: countertop: granite (likely)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: set hot pans down and resist scratches. natural stone

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: No full height tile backsplash; painted wall behind the counters needs care around splashes

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Stone counters are standard in renovated Bay Area rentals; Common speckled stone, small splash, no tile

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 100 plus (natural stone)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • part of: White shaker kitchen cabinets with cup and bar pulls, concealed hinges and a lazy susan corner

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Kitchen countertop receptacles (GFCI protected), switch, and under sink split receptacle
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Devices and plates clean and straight; not tested with a tester.

  • countertop receptacles: about 7 positions along the U: 4 on the back run, one on each side of the range, and a two gang switch plus GFCI plate at the sink corner; none seen on the peninsula

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
  • protection: several decorator GFCI receptacles with test and reset buttons; panel directory lists two GFI KIT circuits and a MICRO circuit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • under sink: split receptacle hand labeled Disposal and Dishwasher

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • legacy jack: round telephone jack on the wall beside the range (see network)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: devices: white decorator receptacles and plates

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run several countertop appliances at once. two kitchen GFCI circuits per the panel directory

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: No receptacle seen on the peninsula, the natural spot for a mixer or laptop while facing the living room

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: No USB receptacles or under cabinet power strips

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Code style GFCI protection and adequate spacing

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

  • powered by: Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09. GFI KIT circuits

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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Kitchen flush mount drum ceiling light
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Working and clean.

  • type: round flush mount with frosted diffuser and brushed metal ring; single fixture beside the skylight light well

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: diffuser: frosted glass or acrylic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: trim: brushed metal

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: light on. lit in the frames

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Single central fixture and no under cabinet lights: counters fall in the shadow of the upper cabinets at night

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade flush mount

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

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Green countertop food scrap pail left in the sink base
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean.

  • type: green plastic pail with handle and lid, sticker showing food scrap items

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: collect food scraps for composting

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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Kitchen (space)
Identification status
category only
  • Open to the living room over the peninsula; the refrigerator stands at the end of one run beside the laundry recess.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • Ceiling has a light orange peel texture; a drum ceiling light hangs near the living side.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • shape: U shaped with a peninsula toward the living room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • daylight: skylight light well; no wall window

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • flooring: same wood look plank as the living room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Interior kitchen: daylight from the skylight only; good open sightline to the living room from the sink.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Kitchen skylight and light well
Identification status
category only
  • form: deep rectangular light well with sloped painted walls, set into the ceiling over the kitchen corner

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: daylight the kitchen. bright daylight in the well at midday under overcast sky

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as unknown: open for venting. the skylight unit itself was not seen

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: The skylight glazing, its age and its flashing were not seen; skylights are a common leak point.

    Not observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: Kitchen (space). only daylight source of the kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Has the kitchen skylight leaked, and when was it last replaced or resealed?

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Washer, dryer and laundry

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Dishwasher present and new; supports listing claims

  • A GE GDT630PYR7FS dishwasher (January 2026) with a third rack sits at the end of the peninsula. This supports the dishwasher claims on RentCafe (parker-009), Trulia (parker-027) and Redfin (parker-046).

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Raw particleboard and a split looking wood strip inside the dishwasher opening

  • With the door open, the adjoining cabinet side shows an unfinished particleboard edge, and the top of the opening has a wood strip under the stone with the mounting bracket screwed into it; the wood looks split near the bracket.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%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: Moisture from the dishwasher can swell raw particleboard; a split mounting strip can let the dishwasher shift.

Ask the manager: Is the dishwasher securely anchored, and can the raw edge be sealed?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Dishwasher drains through a countertop air gap

  • A UPC marked air gap sits on the sink deck; the dishwasher drain is protected against backflow. The sealant ring at its base has yellowed.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: If the air gap spits water, the disposer inlet or drain hose needs clearing.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

In unit washer and dryer present (supports listings)

  • A stacked Whirlpool laundry center sits in an alcove off the kitchen behind louvered bifold doors, supporting Washer/Dryer claims on the official site (parker-001, parker-002), RentCafe (parker-009), Trulia (parker-029) and RenterInsights (parker-040). Listings do not say the machine is a compact 24 in laundry center.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

Recorded finding · External research

Compact laundry center: 1.5 cu ft washer and 3.4 cu ft dryer

  • The Whirlpool LTE5243DQ8 is a 24 in stacked laundry center with a 1.5 cu ft agitator washer and 3.4 cu ft dryer, roughly half the capacity of full size machines.

    External researchTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Bulky bedding and family laundry will need extra loads or a laundromat.

Recorded finding · Inference

Laundry center about 16 years old, past typical dryer life

  • Serial [device identifier removed] most likely means week 19 of 2010; the model's manual is dated 2008 and the model is discontinued. InterNACHI gives about 13 years for dryers and 5 to 15 for washers. Knob collars have yellowed and a dryer warning label is peeling.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Higher chance of breakdown during the lease.

Ask the manager: Will a failed laundry center be replaced with a new one, and how fast?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Dryer vents through foil flex duct, which Whirlpool prohibits for this model

  • A crinkled aluminum foil flex duct runs from the back of the dryer up into a ceiling opening. The Whirlpool LTE5243DQ instructions say to use a 4 in heavy metal vent and not to use plastic or metal foil vent.

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

Why it may matter: Foil ducts trap lint and crush easily, raising dryer fire risk and drying time.

Ask the manager: Can the foil duct be replaced with rigid or semi rigid metal, and when was the vent last cleaned?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No drain pan or leak shutoff seen under the laundry center

  • The alcove floor around the laundry center and the recessed valve box were filmed; no drain pan, leak sensor or automatic shutoff valve was seen. Fill hoses appear to be black rubber.

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

Why it may matter: A burst hose would flood the plank floor in the kitchen and living area.

Ask the manager: Are the fill hoses recent, and is there any leak protection?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Laundry runs in the kitchen with only louvered doors

  • The laundry alcove opens beside the refrigerator into the kitchen and open living area, closed only by louvered bifold doors.

    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: Spin cycles and dryer noise will be heard in the living room and on video calls.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Black cord or hose drops from a fitting high on the alcove wall

  • Beside the laundry center a black cord or hose hangs from a black fitting high on the side wall down to the area of the valve box. Its purpose (possibly the dryer power cord plugged into a high receptacle) could not be determined.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Ask the manager: What is the black cord running down beside the laundry center?

GE 24 in top control dishwasher with third rack, sanitize and Dry Boost (GDT630PYR7FS), built January 2026
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances, a Haier company (Louisville, KY)
Product family
GE GDT630PYRFS top control tall tub dishwasher with plastic interior
Recorded model
GDT630PYR7FS
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 10 months old at the tour (built January 2026)

Age estimate basis: GE Appliances serial date code: A = January, D = 2026 or 2014. The GDT630PYRFS line is a recent design and the label shows revision 7 (GDT630PYR7FS), so 2026 is chosen. A Cascade promotional sticker was still on the door edge.

Recorded condition: Racks and tub clean; promotional sticker still attached; built January 2026. Not run.

  • Rating label reads Model GDT630PYR7FS and Serial [device identifier removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Serial date code AD decodes to January 2026 (January 2014 rejected for this recent model line)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • GE lists this model as no longer manufactured, so this unit is late production

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • type: 24 in built in, top (hidden) controls, stainless door, gray plastic tub

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • racks: three: third rack at top, upper rack, lower rack with silverware basket

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • controls visible: Steam, Dry Boost, Wash Temp, Wash Zones, Start, Lock Controls

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • sound rating: 50 dBA

    External researchResearch source 1
  • capacity: 16 place settings

    External researchResearch source 1
  • features (family): sanitize option, Dry Boost, bottle jets, third rack, ENERGY STAR, NSF, five wash cycles

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • electrical rating on label: 120 V 60 Hz; motor 1.4 A, other 5.2 A, total 6.6 A

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • power connection: cord and plug into the lower half of the under sink receptacle labeled Dishwasher

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • drain air gap: countertop air gap at the sink

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: tub: gray plastic

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
  • Material: door: fingerprint resistant stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: racks: vinyl coated wire

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash a full day of dishes for a household. not run during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sanitize cycle

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: utensils and flat items on a third rack

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run quietly enough for an open plan room. 50 dBA is mid range; audible but not loud

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Plastic tub: dries plastics less well and retains more odor than stainless tubs

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Sits at the end of the peninsula run next to the hallway opening; an open door partly blocks the walkway

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Real dishwasher with a third rack: good for people who cook every night

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: New unit: low failure risk

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mid range GE model with third rack and sanitize; Plastic interior rather than stainless; 50 dBA

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: about 9. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 490 to 850 (sale to list price). Estimate basis: Built January 2026

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Sink base cabinet with disposer, ABS trap and labeled split receptacle

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • connected to: Countertop dishwasher air gap with brushed cap (UPC marked)

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • powered by: Kitchen countertop receptacles (GFCI protected), switch, and under sink split receptacle. lower half of the receptacle labeled Dishwasher

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the dishwasher covered by warranty, and was it installed with a leak protection or drain loop check?

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Countertop dishwasher air gap with brushed cap (UPC marked)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Cap intact; yellowed ring of sealant at its base.

  • Cap carries a UPC shield mark and a slot

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • type: deck mounted air gap with slotted brushed nickel look cap, mounted on the sink deck right of the faucet

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

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: base ring: yellowed sealant or gasket

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: prevent dirty sink water from siphoning back into the dishwasher

    Inference
  • Limitation: Air gaps spit water from the slot when the drain line or disposer inlet clogs; a sign to clear it

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard code style air gap

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Stainless steel drop in single bowl kitchen sink on the peninsula

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in stacked laundry center, washer section: 1.5 cu ft top load agitator washer (LTE5243DQ8)
Brand
Whirlpool
Manufacturer
Whirlpool Corporation (Benton Harbor, MI)
Product family
Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in electric laundry center (LTE5243DQ)
Recorded model
LTE5243DQ8
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 16 years old (likely built May 2010)

Age estimate basis: Serial [device identifier removed]: M is the plant letter, Y the year letter and 19 the production week. Whirlpool letter year codes repeat; older literature uses X for 1990 with X also on 2010 transition units, which puts Y at 1991 or about 2010. 2010 is chosen because the LTE5243DQ manual (W10222387) is dated October 2008, the label is trilingual and specifies 3 or 4 wire hookup, and the model sold into the 2010s. Yellowed knobs fit an older machine. Decode not confirmed with Whirlpool.

Recorded condition: Cabinet clean; knob collars yellowed with age; tub clean. Not run.

  • Rating label reads MOD LTE5243DQ8 and SER [device identifier removed]

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Washer and dryer are one stacked Whirlpool laundry center sharing one rating label

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • Serial [device identifier removed] most likely decodes to production week 19 of 2010 (Y year letter; 1991 alternative rejected because the model manual dates from 2008)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • The official site lists Washer/Dryer and in unit laundry (parker-001, parker-002); the unit has in unit laundry, a compact 24 in stacked machine

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • washer capacity: 1.5 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • unit size: 24 in wide, 27 1/4 in deep, 71 3/4 in tall (washer and dryer in one stacked cabinet)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • washer type: top load with a center agitator topped by a fabric softener cap and a porcelain enamel basket

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • controls: mechanical dials: cycle dial (Normal, Permanent Press, Delicate, Soak, Super Wash marks), Temperature (4 settings) and Load Size (3 levels)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • cycles: 5 automatic wash cycles (sibling Canadian model)

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • water hookup: recessed wall box with red (hot) and blue (cold) valves, black rubber fill hoses

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • finish: white enamel cabinet

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

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: basket: porcelain enamel on steel

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

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash small everyday loads in the unit. not run

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: wash a queen comforter or large bedding. 1.5 cu ft is about half a full size washer

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: steam, sanitize or app control. mechanical dials only

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Small 1.5 cu ft tub; a couple or family will run many loads

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Limitation: Agitator design is harder on fabrics and uses more water than modern high efficiency washers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: About 16 years old and discontinued; parts availability and reliability decline with age

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: Rubber fill hoses rather than braided steel; old rubber hoses can burst

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: In unit laundry saves trips, but expect several small loads a week and a laundromat for bulky bedding

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Old machine: ask how quickly management replaces it if it fails

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Compact apartment laundry center with mechanical dials; Small capacity; Older generation

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 5 to 15 (washer). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 1,440 to 1,650 for a current 24 in Whirlpool laundry center (WET4124HW). Estimate basis: Likely built 2010

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • connected to: Recessed washer outlet box with hot and cold valves

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the laundry center scheduled for replacement?
  • When were the fill hoses last replaced?

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Whirlpool Thin Twin laundry center, dryer section: 3.4 cu ft electric vented dryer (LTE5243DQ8)
Brand
Whirlpool
Manufacturer
Whirlpool Corporation (Benton Harbor, MI)
Product family
Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in electric laundry center (LTE5243DQ)
Recorded model
LTE5243DQ8
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 16 years old (likely built May 2010)

Age estimate basis: Serial [device identifier removed]: M is the plant letter, Y the year letter and 19 the production week. Whirlpool letter year codes repeat; older literature uses X for 1990 with X also on 2010 transition units, which puts Y at 1991 or about 2010. 2010 is chosen because the LTE5243DQ manual (W10222387) is dated October 2008, the label is trilingual and specifies 3 or 4 wire hookup, and the model sold into the 2010s. Yellowed knobs fit an older machine. Decode not confirmed with Whirlpool.

Recorded condition: Drum clean; warning label on the inside of the door peeling; console knobs yellowed. Not run.

  • Label lists 120/208V 16A and 120/240V 21A, 3 or 4 wire connection

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Peeling warning label inside the dryer door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • dryer capacity: 3.4 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • fuel: electric (LTE prefix; label 120/208 V 16 A or 120/240 V 21 A)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • supply required: separate 30 A, 120/240 V circuit, 3 or 4 wire

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • controls: Automatic Regular (High Heat) and Automatic Permanent Press (Low Heat) with Very Dry to Less Dry and Cool Down, Fluff Air, Timed Drying 10 to 50 min, Push To Start

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • exhaust: foil flex duct from the rear rising to a ceiling opening

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • panel circuit: DRYER double pole breaker (30 A handle) in the bedroom panel

    Read in the source
  • Material: drum: painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: cabinet: white painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: exhaust duct: aluminum foil flex

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dry a washer load in the unit. not run

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: automatic dryness sensing. Automatic cycles with Very Dry to Less Dry settings (thermostat based)

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Foil flex duct contradicts the Whirlpool instructions for this model (heavy metal vent only); foil collects lint, crushes easily and raises fire risk and drying time

    External researchTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Limitation: Compact 3.4 cu ft drum

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Limitation: About 16 years old, past the 13 year typical dryer life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Expect longer dry times on full loads; clean the lint screen every load and ask for the duct to be cleaned

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Compact laundry center dryer with mechanical controls; Older generation

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: about 13 (dryer). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 1,440 to 1,650 for a current laundry center (washer and dryer together). Estimate basis: Likely built 2010

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • above: Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in stacked laundry center, washer section: 1.5 cu ft top load agitator washer (LTE5243DQ8). one stacked laundry center

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • same model as: Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in stacked laundry center, washer section: 1.5 cu ft top load agitator washer (LTE5243DQ8). single LTE5243DQ8 cabinet and label

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • connected to: Dryer exhaust: aluminum foil flex duct from the dryer to a ceiling opening

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • powered by: Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09. DRYER double pole breaker

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • When was the dryer duct last cleaned, and can the foil duct be replaced with metal?

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Dryer exhaust: aluminum foil flex duct from the dryer to a ceiling opening
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Visible section intact; lint load unknown.

  • type: flexible foil duct about 4 in diameter running up the side of the laundry center into a ceiling collar; termination not seen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Material: duct: aluminum foil flex

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as possible: exhaust dryer air outdoors. termination on the roof or wall not seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Whirlpool requires a 4 in heavy metal vent and prohibits plastic or metal foil vent for this dryer

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: poor. Foil flex duct is not the vent type the manufacturer allows

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

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Recessed washer outlet box with hot and cold valves
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Only partly visible behind the machine.

  • type: recessed wall box on the side wall behind the washer top, red and blue valve handles, black rubber fill hoses and drain hose

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Limitation: No drain pan or automatic leak shutoff seen

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard recessed box

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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Laundry recess with louvered bifold door
Identification status
category only
  • A foil flexible dryer duct rises from the top of the stack into the ceiling corner.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contents: stacked washer and dryer pair

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • door: white louvered bifold with knob

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Louvered doors let machine noise and dryer warmth into the kitchen and living area.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: No shelf or folding surface inside the recess was seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • adjacent to: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recording
  • located in: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • adjacent to: Haier 15 cu ft bottom freezer refrigerator, stainless, 28 in wide (HRB15N3BCGS), built May 2026

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • contains: Whirlpool Thin Twin 24 in stacked laundry center, washer section: 1.5 cu ft top load agitator washer (LTE5243DQ8)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Whirlpool Thin Twin laundry center, dryer section: 3.4 cu ft electric vented dryer (LTE5243DQ8)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Heating and cooling

Recorded finding · Inference

Hall closet furnace is a vintage Carrier far past typical life

  • The gas furnace is a green painted Carrier cabinet with chrome script badges, a style from the 1960s or 1970s, likely close to the 1959 to 1963 build date of the complex. InterNACHI gives 15 to 25 years for furnaces. Replacement typically costs about 3,800 to 10,000 dollars installed.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: The furnace is the system most likely to fail; heating outages in winter are possible.

Ask the manager: How old is the furnace, when was it last serviced and inspected for cracks, and is replacement planned?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Furnace converted to intermittent pilot ignition with a universal Honeywell module

  • A Honeywell S8610U universal intermittent pilot module and a yellow Honeywell operating label were added to the old furnace. The S8610U lights the pilot by spark on each call for heat and retries automatically after a failure.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Shows the furnace has been repaired or upgraded rather than replaced; no standing pilot to relight.

Recorded finding · Inference

Low efficiency natural draft furnace raises gas bills

  • No induced draft blower or plastic condensing vent is visible; the furnace vents through galvanized metal pipe. The Department of Energy puts older natural draft furnaces at about 56 to 70 percent AFUE, versus 80 to 98.5 percent for current models.

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

Why it may matter: Winter gas bills will be higher than with a modern furnace if the tenant pays for gas.

Ask the manager: Who pays for gas, and what were typical winter bills?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Mechanical closet unfinished, duct tape torn, insulation darkened

  • Closet walls are bare drywall with joint compound patches; a duct joint above the furnace has torn foil tape and a dark gap; fiberglass insulation on the plenum is darkened; the floor is dusty; the furnace paint is scuffed.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%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: Leaky ducts waste heat and pull closet dust into the air.

Ask the manager: Can the duct joints be sealed and the closet cleaned before move in?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Combustion air path for the closet furnace not visible

  • The mechanical closet has a solid slab door with no louvers seen, and the low grille beside it serves the furnace air system. Combustion air may come from the open top of the closet toward the attic, but this was not visible.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Starved combustion air can cause poor burning and carbon monoxide.

Ask the manager: How does the furnace closet get combustion air, and when was the venting last checked?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Air conditioning claimed by listings but not confirmed in the unit

  • RentCafe (parker-009) lists Air Conditioner, Trulia (parker-032) Natural Gas and Central Air, RenterInsights (parker-040) Air Conditioning. The tour showed no outdoor condensing unit on the private patio, no cooling mode label, and no labeled coil. A copper pipe and a black insulated pipe cross the furnace closet and a second Carrier cabinet sits above the furnace, which could be an evaporator coil and refrigerant lines, but this is unconfirmed.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Do not assume air conditioning; Palo Alto heat waves can make a ground floor unit warm without it.

Ask the manager: Does this specific unit have central air? Where is its condenser?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Single thermostat in the hall controls the whole unit

  • The only thermostat is on the hall end wall beside the furnace closet, above the large return grille, away from the bedroom and living room.

    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: The bedroom can run cooler or warmer than the setpoint; no room by room control.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No heating register identified in the living room or kitchen

  • Grilles were seen in the hall and the bedroom ceiling. The living room and kitchen ceilings and walls were not filmed closely enough to find a supply register.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Heat delivery to the main living space unverified.

Ask the manager: Where are the living room supply registers?

Forced air natural gas heating from a vintage Carrier furnace in the hall closet; cooling not confirmed
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Furnace and closet show age: worn paint, torn duct tape, darkened insulation, unfinished patched drywall. Not run during the tour.

  • Listings claim Air Conditioner (RentCafe), Natural Gas and Central Air and Heating Forced Air (Trulia), Air Conditioning (RenterInsights)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • heating type: gas fired forced air furnace with ducts to registers

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • controls: single White Rodgers programmable thermostat in the hall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • air paths seen: low wall grilles in the hall (one under the thermostat, one by the bedroom door) and a ceiling register in the bedroom; living room and kitchen registers not seen

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • cooling: no outdoor condensing unit seen on the patio and no cooling equipment identified; a copper pipe and a black insulated pipe cross the furnace closet and a second Carrier cabinet sits above the furnace, which could be an air conditioning coil and line set, or water piping

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the apartment. furnace not run during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: central air conditioning. listings claim it; no condenser or labeled coil seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Capability recorded as not supported: room by room zoning. one thermostat

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Heating depends on a furnace of 1960s to 1970s style that is far past typical life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Limitation: Natural draft furnaces of that era run at roughly 56 to 70 percent AFUE, so a third or more of the gas heat can go up the flue

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: Heat should work but comes from a very old furnace; expect higher gas use if the tenant pays gas

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Do not count on air conditioning until management confirms it

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Decades old furnace kept running with a universal retrofit ignition module; Basic thermostat; Cooling unconfirmed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 15 to 25 (furnace); 60 to 100 (ductwork). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 3,800 to 10,000 installed for a new gas furnace. Estimate basis: Furnace style dates to the 1960s or 1970s

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • serves: Bedroom. ceiling register in the bedroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Does this unit have central air conditioning? If so, where is the condenser?
  • When was the furnace last serviced, and is replacement planned?
  • Who pays for gas?

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Carrier natural gas forced air furnace, vintage green cabinet with chrome script badge, in the hall mechanical closet
Brand
Carrier
Manufacturer
Carrier Corporation
Product family
mid century Carrier gas furnace (green painted cabinet, chrome script logo)
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: probably 1960s to 1970s, possibly original to the building (listed as built 1959 or 1963)

Age estimate basis: Chrome script Carrier badge and painted green cabinet of mid century style; natural draft layout with no induced draft blower visible; retrofit ignition module added later. Rating plate not read.

Recorded condition: Paint scuffed and spotted; torn duct tape; dusty floor; unfinished closet walls. Operation not tested.

  • Two chrome script Carrier badges on the green cabinet

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Honeywell yellow label reads IMPORTANT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • fuel: natural gas via a flexible appliance connector (yellow tag) from a wall stub

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • ignition: retrofit Honeywell S8610U intermittent pilot module (pilot lit by spark on each call for heat)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • cabinet: green painted steel with louvered openings in the front panels; second Carrier badged section above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • venting and ducts seen: round galvanized pipe with a cream colored sleeve at its base rising from the top; elbow into rectangular duct; torn foil tape and a dark gap at one joint; fiberglass insulation around the plenum darkened

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • service switch: toggle switch on the closet wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • closet: solid slab hall door; no louvers seen in the door; closet walls are bare patched drywall; top of closet dark and open toward ducts

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • efficiency class (inferred): natural draft, roughly 56 to 70 percent AFUE

    External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
  • panel circuit: breaker labeled HEAT (partly legible) in the bedroom panel

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Material: cabinet: painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: ducts: galvanized steel with foil tape

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: plenum insulation: fiberglass

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat on demand from the thermostat. not run

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: retry ignition automatically after a failed light. module labeled continuous retry

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Limitation: Far beyond the 15 to 25 year typical furnace life; parts are obsolete and replacement could come at any time

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Low efficiency natural draft design

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Limitation: Torn tape and a gap at a duct joint suggest air leakage into the closet

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Furnace sits in a hall closet next to the bathroom and bedroom doors; burner and blower noise carry into the hall

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Most likely system to fail in winter; ask about response time for no heat calls

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Old gas furnace inside the unit makes a working CO alarm important

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Decades old natural draft furnace; Kept running with a universal retrofit module

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 15 to 25. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 3,800 to 10,000 installed. Estimate basis: Mid century style cabinet; no rating plate read

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Hall mechanical closet (furnace)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • part of: Forced air natural gas heating from a vintage Carrier furnace in the hall closet; cooling not confirmed

    Inference
  • powered by: Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09. breaker labeled HEAT, partly legible

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Bathroom (split: vanity room plus inner tub and toilet room)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • What is the furnace age and last service date?
  • Has the flue and venting been inspected, including the cream colored sleeve at the pipe base?
  • How does the closet get combustion air with a solid door?

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Honeywell S8610U universal intermittent pilot ignition module (furnace retrofit)
Brand
Honeywell
Manufacturer
Honeywell (now Resideo)
Product family
S8610U SUPER TRADELINE universal intermittent pilot module
Recorded model
S8610U
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: retrofit of unknown date

Age estimate basis: Universal replacement module; date code not read

Recorded condition: Module intact, wiring connected; mounted on unfinished drywall.

  • Module label reads S8610U with continuous retry, 100% shutoff (intermittent pilot) and a 90 second trial for ignition

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • function: lights the pilot by spark on each call for heat, proves flame by rectification, then opens the main valve

    External researchResearch source 1
  • settings on label: continuous retry, 100 percent shutoff, 90 second trial for ignition

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: relight automatically after a failed ignition. retries after about 5 minutes

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Limitation: A universal module adapted to an old furnace; troubleshooting needs a technician familiar with the retrofit

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard Honeywell replacement control

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Carrier natural gas forced air furnace, vintage green cabinet with chrome script badge, in the hall mechanical closet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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White Rodgers digital programmable thermostat with flip down cover, hall
Brand
White Rodgers
Manufacturer
White Rodgers (Emerson, now Copeland)
Product family
likely Classic 80 series (1F80) programmable thermostat
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: unknown, probably 2000s to 2010s

Age estimate basis: Housing style of the Classic 80 series; no label read

Recorded condition: Powered with display on; clean.

  • Logo reads White Rodgers

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Display read 1:09 PM about 12:09 PST on November 2, 2026

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • type: battery or 24 V digital programmable thermostat with LCD, up and down buttons and a flip down cover over the program keys

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • display at tour: clock 1:09 PM at about 12:09 local time (one hour fast after daylight saving time ended); another frame showed 63, probably the room temperature in F

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • location: hall end wall beside the mechanical closet door, above the large return grille

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: schedule heat by time of day. programmable with clock

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: phone or Wi Fi control. no smart features visible

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Sits in the hall next to the return grille, away from the bedroom and living room, so it reads hall temperature

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Clock not reset for standard time, so a schedule would run an hour off

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Set the clock and schedule on move in; no smart thermostat for remote control

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Basic programmable thermostat; No smart features

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • controls: Carrier natural gas forced air furnace, vintage green cabinet with chrome script badge, in the hall mechanical closet

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • located in: Hallway

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Hall mechanical closet (furnace)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Air grilles and registers: low wall grilles in the hall and a ceiling register in the bedroom
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Freshly painted and clean.

  • hall grilles: two low wall stamped steel grilles: a large one under the thermostat beside the mechanical closet and one beside the bedroom door; likely return air

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • bedroom register: fixed louver register at the ceiling near the bedroom door; likely supply

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: grilles: white painted stamped steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Living room, kitchen and bathroom registers were not seen; heat distribution to the living room is unverified

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard stamped grilles

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Internet and electrical hardware

Recorded finding · Read in the source

City of Palo Alto inspection sticker on the panel dated 11/19/09

  • The panel cover carries a CITY OF PALO ALTO (CPA) BUILDING INSPECTION SERVICES TORQUE VERIFICATION sticker, dated 11/19/09, inspector 21. Torque verification is checked during permitted electrical work, so the panel was most likely installed or replaced under permit in 2009.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Electrical distribution is from 2009, not the 1959 original.

Ask the manager: What did the 2009 electrical permit cover?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Breaker panel is inside the bedroom

  • The panel is flush in a bedroom wall near the door; its door was opened with the bedroom window behind.

    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: Keep furniture clear of it; maintenance staff will need bedroom access to reset or work on circuits.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Ragged unfinished drywall around the panel

  • Drywall edges around the panel trim are torn and unpainted with joint compound blobs; paint is smeared on the cover edge.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Cosmetic; shows rushed make ready work.

Ask the manager: Will the drywall around the panel be finished?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Panel directory shows dedicated appliance circuits and twin breakers

  • Handwritten directory: OVEN and DRYER double pole circuits, Disposal and Dishwasher on a bracketed pair, two kitchen GFCI circuits, a MICRO circuit, WASHER, GFI BATH, living room and bedroom circuits and HEAT. The right column uses twin breakers, leaving little or no spare space.

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 55%Tour 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: Normal apartment loads are covered; adding a circuit (for example for a window air conditioner) may need panel work.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Bathroom receptacle is GFCI protected

  • The vanity room receptacle is a GFCI with test and reset buttons, and the panel lists a GFI BATH circuit.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No Ethernet jacks or internet equipment seen

  • Wall plates in the bedroom and living room carry coax F connectors and telephone size (RJ11) jacks; the kitchen has an old round phone jack. No RJ45 data jack, structured media panel, modem, fiber terminal or Wi Fi access point was seen. The community lists High Speed Internet (parker-010) and Cable Ready (parker-009); the coax outlets support Cable Ready.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Remote workers need to rely on Wi Fi from a coax modem; no wired runs between rooms.

Ask the manager: Which providers serve the building (cable, fiber), and which outlet is live?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Old phone jacks and a painted over cable left in the renovated rooms

  • An old round surface telephone jack remains on the freshly painted kitchen wall next to new GFCI receptacles, and a cable stapled along the living room baseboard was painted over rather than removed.

    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: Cosmetic sign of a surface refresh over old wiring.

Eaton Cutler Hammer breaker panel in the bedroom, City of Palo Alto inspection sticker dated 11/19/09
Brand
Eaton Cutler Hammer
Manufacturer
Eaton (Cutler Hammer brand)
Product family
BR series loadcenter (inferred from label text listing BR breakers)
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: about 17 years (inspected November 2009)

Age estimate basis: City torque verification sticker dated 11/19/09, which indicates permitted electrical work, likely a panel replacement, inspected then

Recorded condition: Cover intact; drywall around the trim ragged and unpainted with joint compound blobs; paint on the cover edges.

  • Sticker reads CITY OF PALO ALTO (CPA) BUILDING INSPECTION SERVICES TORQUE VERIFICATION, DATE 11/19/09, CPA INSPECTOR # 21

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Door label carries the EATON Cutler Hammer logo and BR breaker instructions

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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

  • Camera holder opened the panel door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • location: flush in a bedroom wall near the door; door swings toward the room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • breakers: about 12 spaces: left column 3 double pole positions (OVEN, DRYER 30 A, Disposal and Dishwasher 15 A pair); right column 6 twin 20 A breakers

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • directory: handwritten: OVEN, DRYER, Disposal, Dishwasher, GFI KIT, MICRO, GFI KIT, WASHER, GFI BATH, living room, HEAT, living room and bed room

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • main disconnect: no main breaker seen in this panel; likely a main lug subpanel fed from a meter location

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • inspection: City of Palo Alto torque verification sticker, inspector 21, dated 11/19/09

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: enclosure and cover: painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reset a tripped circuit inside the unit

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: add circuits (window AC, EV, extra kitchen circuit). panel appears fully used with twin breakers

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Twin breakers fill the right column, so spare spaces appear limited

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Panel is inside the bedroom; furniture must leave it reachable

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: No AFCI or dual function breakers could be identified at this resolution

    Not established. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Breakers are in the bedroom, so a tripped circuit can be reset without leaving the unit

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Panel dates from a 2009 permitted upgrade rather than the 1959 original wiring era

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mainstream Eaton breaker panel from a 2009 permitted upgrade; Handwritten directory

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: about 60 (service panel). Estimate basis: Installed or inspected 2009

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What was the 2009 electrical permit for (panel replacement or rewiring)?
  • Where is the main disconnect for this unit?

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

Recorded condition: Devices clean; patch with an open hole in the bedroom wall; plate edges not fully painted.

  • bedroom: several low decorator duplex receptacles on at least three walls; one round patched area with an open hole near the baseboard

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • bathroom: GFCI receptacle beside the vanity (GFI BATH circuit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • living room: low receptacles near the entry and by the baseboard; two gang decorator switch plate beside the entry door

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • style: white decorator receptacles and plates; tamper resistant shutters not verified

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: Plates stand slightly off the textured wall and the paint stops short of some plate edges

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: No receptacle tests were performed

    Not observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Updated decorator devices; Uneven finishing around plates

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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Legacy telephone jacks and coax cable outlets; no Ethernet, modem or fiber terminal seen
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Plates intact, some slightly crooked; old round jack and painted surface cable left in place.

  • bedroom: one wall plate with a coax F connector and two modular jacks of telephone (RJ11) size

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • living room: dual RJ11 phone jack plate and a separate single coax F connector plate near the floor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • kitchen: old round surface telephone jack on the wall beside the range

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • surface cable: a cable stapled along the top of the living room baseboard and painted over

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • data jacks: no RJ45 data jacks, structured media panel, modem, ONT or Wi Fi access point seen

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: cable internet or TV through coax. coax outlets in bedroom and living room; service not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as not supported: wired Ethernet between rooms. only phone size jacks seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as unknown: fiber service. no fiber terminal seen

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: Internet likely depends on a coax modem placed by the living room or bedroom outlet, then Wi Fi

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Remote workers who need wired Ethernet should plan on Wi Fi or a modem placed at a coax outlet

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Only legacy phone and coax wiring; No data wiring

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Which internet providers serve the unit (cable, fiber), and is any service included?
  • Which coax outlet is live?

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Bedrooms and bathrooms

Recorded finding · Inference

Bathroom fan grille small; may run with the light

  • A small square exhaust grille is in the tub and toilet room ceiling. The audio stayed at a steady background level from about 229 to 270 s while the camera was in the bathroom and dropped when it left, consistent with a fan running on the light switch.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: If the fan is wired to the light, it runs whenever the light is on; it may be noisy.

Ask the manager: Does the bathroom fan vent outside, and is it on its own switch?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No bathroom window

Why it may matter: Moisture control depends on the exhaust fan; no daylight in the bath.

Ask the manager: Does the bath exhaust fan work and is it ducted outside?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Showerhead rated 1.75 gallons per minute

  • The head is marked DELTA 1.75GPM 6.6L/MIN, under the California limit of 1.8 gpm for showerheads sold since July 2018. It is a fixed head with no handheld wand, behind a curved curtain rod rather than a glass door.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

Why it may matter: Water saving but modest spray; a curtain means a little splash risk.

Recorded finding · Inference

New vanity next to older bath fixtures

Why it may matter: The surfaces look new, but the valve, toilet and tub are not new; ask what was replaced behind the walls.

Ask the manager: Were the tub valve, supply lines and drain replaced during the renovation?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Debris left on the new carpet

  • Small bits of debris lie on the carpet along the closet wall and near the window 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.

Why it may matter: Final cleaning had not been done at the time of the tour.

Recorded finding · Inference

Bedroom layout suits a bed under the high window

  • The ribbon window sits high on the patio wall, so a headboard or dresser can go beneath it; the closet uses bypass doors that need no swing space; the panel and door are on the hall side. The room was not measured; it appears roomy enough for a queen bed with nightstands.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Measure before buying a king bed.

Ask the manager: What are the bedroom dimensions on the floor plan?

Bathroom ceiling exhaust fan grille (small square, basic)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Seen briefly at the frame edge.

  • type: small square ceiling grille with center screw in the tub and toilet room

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: exhaust shower moisture. a steady background sound while the camera was in the bathroom suggests a fan running with the light; not confirmed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • Limitation: Small basic grille; airflow and noise unknown; no humidity sensor or timer seen

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Small builder grade grille

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bathroom (split: vanity room plus inner tub and toilet room)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Bathroom (split: vanity room plus inner tub and toilet room)
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

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Bathroom vanity with granite top
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean and undamaged where seen.

  • style: white shaker doors and drawers, satin nickel cup pulls and arched bar pulls, concealed hinges, adjustable shelves

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • length: long single sink vanity with drawers and an end cabinet (roughly 5 to 6 ft, not measured)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • top: dark speckled granite with eased edge, backsplash and side splash

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: top: granite (visual match)

    Inference
  • Material: cabinet: painted wood or MDF doors, white melamine interior

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Plenty of counter and under sink storage for one bath.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. New shaker cabinets with concealed hinges; Granite top; Generous counter length

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: cabinets 50+, stone top 100+. Estimate basis: InterNACHI

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Undermount oval bathroom sink
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no chips seen.

Recorded connections

  • part of: Bathroom vanity with granite top

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Two handle chrome bathroom faucet
Identification status
category only
  • No brand mark was legible; a small dark spot was on the spout.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • type: 4 inch centerset, two lever handles, chrome

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level two handle centerset

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Vanity wall mirror and light box
Identification status
category only
  • mirror: frameless plate mirror spanning the vanity

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • light: long box fixture with a diffuser lens across the top of the mirror

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: No medicine cabinet was seen.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

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Tub and shower with tile surround
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no visible cracks or stains.

  • Tub, tile and soap dish share one uniform glossy white; whether the surround is new tile or refinished older tile could not be determined.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • tub: white tub with a front apron

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • surround: white glossy rectangular tile in a running bond with bullnose top and a ceramic soap dish

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • enclosure: curved chrome shower curtain rod; no glass door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Full tub with tile surround; Curtain rather than glass

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the tub and tile original and refinished, or newly installed?

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Moen Monitor single lever tub and shower valve
Brand
Moen
Manufacturer
Moen
Product family
Monitor pressure balancing valve (Posi Temp family, 1222 cartridge)
Identification status
brand only
  • Spout and lever are chrome; the escutcheon has water spots and minor wear.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • escutcheon marking: MONITOR with registered mark

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • valve type: single lever pressure balancing

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: limit scalding swings when another fixture runs. pressure balancing valve family; not tested

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade single lever trim; Older Monitor branded escutcheon kept through the renovation

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (faucets). Estimate basis: InterNACHI faucets; Monitor branding is older than the new vanity

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Delta 1.75 gpm showerhead
Brand
Delta
Manufacturer
Delta Faucet Company
Identification status
brand only

Recorded condition: Scratched chrome.

  • Fixed head on a standard arm; scratches and water marks on the chrome body.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • rated flow: 1.75 gpm

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • California limit: 1.8 gpm for showerheads since July 1, 2018

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Limitation: Low flow by design; no handheld wand.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Basic fixed head; Visible scratches

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • part of: Tub and shower with tile surround

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Toilet (American Standard seat)
Brand
American Standard (seat)
Identification status
brand only
  • The seat hinge cover reads American Standard; no tank or bowl marking was read.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • The toilet's styling is older than the renovated vanity.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • form: two piece, rounded tank lid, chrome side trip lever, round front bowl

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Round front builder toilet

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What is the toilet's flush volume (pre 1994 toilets use 3.5 gallons or more)?

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Bathroom doors (hall door and inner room door)
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

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Bedroom
Identification status
category only
  • The bedroom window faces the same private patio the front door opens onto.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • The electrical panel is near the bedroom door.

    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.

  • No ceiling light was seen in the bedroom; the visible ceiling was bare.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Small debris and vacuum shading on the carpet; a round wall patch has an open hole.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • flooring: gray brown cut pile carpet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • window: one wide three lite window set high on the patio wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • closet: reach in closet with mirrored bypass doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: The high window lets a bed or dresser sit under it and keeps sightlines from the patio low, but people at the front door pass right by the bedroom window.

    Inference

Recorded connections

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Bedroom ribbon window
Identification status
category only
  • type: white vinyl, three lites: fixed center, screened sliding outer sashes

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • placement: high sill, well above bed height, spanning most of the wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • faces: patio, about 308 degrees (northwest)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: cross breeze with the living window. both windows are on the same wall, so true cross ventilation is unlikely

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Limitation: High sill limits the outward view to the fence top, trees and townhomes.

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

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Bedroom carpet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Looks new with vacuum shading; loose debris not yet cleaned.

  • type: gray brown cut pile, plank to carpet transition at the bedroom door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 8 to 10. Estimate basis: InterNACHI carpet

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Storage and closets

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Raised box takes floor space inside the bedroom closet

  • A painted box about a foot high, trimmed with baseboard, fills one end of the closet floor under the rod. Its purpose was not shown.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Less room for shoes and bins at that end; long garments may rest on it.

Ask the manager: What does the closet box cover, and is it removable?

Storage closet beside the laundry
Identification status
category only
  • door: white louvered door matching the laundry door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • fittings: one painted shelf on two brackets high on the wall; open floor below

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: pantry, broom or vacuum storage. open floor below one high shelf

    Inference
  • Limitation: Only one shelf; adding shelving would make it a real pantry.

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • adjacent to: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Hall mechanical closet (furnace)
Identification status
category only
  • The closet holds the furnace; its walls show patched, unpainted drywall.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • door: narrow flush slab door with lever, older than the new two panel doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Limitation: Not usable for storage; it sits a few steps from the bedroom door, so furnace noise is close to the bedroom.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

  • accessible from: Hallway

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Forced air natural gas heating from a vintage Carrier furnace in the hall closet; cooling not confirmed

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Bedroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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Bathroom linen built in
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Paint drips and a chipped fastener; otherwise sound.

  • Paint sags on a door and a paint chipped fastener show this built in was painted in place rather than replaced.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • form: upper cabinet with two flat slab doors and arched bar pulls over open shelves, plus a recessed open shelf niche beside the toilet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: towel and supply storage. several deep shelves

    Observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Generous shelf space; Older built in with painted finish

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Bedroom reach in closet
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Mirrors intact; carpet inside clean.

  • The purpose of the box is not visible; it likely covers a duct, pipe or slab step.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • doors: two mirrored bypass doors in thin aluminum frames on a floor track

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • fittings: one wood dowel rod with a painted shelf above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • obstruction: raised painted box about a foot high with baseboard fills one end of the closet floor

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Limitation: The box takes shoe and floor storage space at one end; only half the closet is open at a time with bypass doors.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Single rod and shelf; Mirrored builder bypass doors

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What is under the raised box in the bedroom closet, and can it be accessed or removed?

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Windows, daylight and outdoor space

Recorded finding · Inference

Sun reaches the patio side only in the afternoon and evening

  • Computed with the NOAA solar method for a facade facing about 308 degrees: on June 21 the sun is on this side from about 2:00 pm to sunset (about 8:20 pm), on the equinoxes from about 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm, and on December 21 only from about 2:50 pm to 4:40 pm at under 18 degrees altitude, low enough for the fence, trees and townhomes to block most of it. At capture time (12:05 pm) the sun stood at about 184 degrees azimuth, 37.5 degrees altitude, behind the building, under overcast sky.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Bright, warm summer evenings in the living room and bedroom; dim winter days; the patio is shaded at midday most of the year.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Patio and windows are overlooked by two story townhomes

  • Beyond the double fence stand two story townhomes whose upper windows face the patio and the unit windows. The fence blocks ground level views but not views from those upper floors.

    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: Sunbathing or private use of the patio is visible from neighbors' upstairs windows.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Neighbor patios sit just beyond the side fences

  • The facade continues past each side fence with the next units' windows and patios; a neighbor's patio umbrella shows above the far fence.

    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: Voices and music from adjacent patios carry over wood fences.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Large private fenced patio

Why it may matter: Room for a table, plants or a dog; rare for a one bedroom near Midtown Palo Alto.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No ceiling lights seen in the living room or bedroom

Why it may matter: Budget for lamps.

Ask the manager: Are there switched outlets in the living room and bedroom?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Listing view claims do not apply to this unit

  • RentCafe lists View (claim parker-009) and Trulia lists View: Golf CoursePark (claim parker-034). The unit looks at its own fence, a utility line and neighboring townhomes. Greer Park is real and close (claims parker-006 and parker-048 are supported by the first clip), but it is about 194 m away and not visible from the unit; no golf course was seen.

    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: Do not expect a park view.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Balcony listed; this unit has a ground level patio

  • Trulia lists Balcony under special features (claim parker-031) and RentCafe lists Patio/Balcony (claim parker-009). This unit has a large ground level fenced patio and no balcony, which supports the patio half of the claims (claims parker-035 and parker-040).

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Window coverings claim supported

  • RentCafe lists Window Coverings (claim parker-009); both windows have vertical blinds.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Ground level windows open onto the patio

  • Both windows have screened sliding sashes at patio level inside a 5 to 6 ft wood fence. No window bars, window locks beyond the sash latch, alarm sensors or cameras were seen; a floodlight and a sconce light the patio.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour 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: Lock sashes when away; the fence and light help but the patio gate was not seen.

Ask the manager: Do the windows have secondary locks or pins, and is the floodlight on a sensor?

Living room three lite window
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Frames clean and intact from outside.

  • type: white vinyl slider, three lites: narrow lite, center lite, wide lite with insect screen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • sill height: well above the patio slab (window, not a door)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • faces: patio, about 308 degrees (northwest)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: open for ventilation. screened operable sash seen; not opened during the tour

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Looks onto the fence and the two story townhomes beyond; no park view.

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Retrofit window glazing is likely dual pane but was not confirmed.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Retrofit vinyl slider; Screened

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • faces: View from the patio and windows to the northwest

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • opens to: Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • located in: Living and dining room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Vertical blinds (living room and bedroom)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Vanes straight and complete where seen.

  • count: 2 windows

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • type: white PVC vertical vanes on a headrail with wand

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: tilt for privacy and glare

    Inference
  • Limitation: Vertical vanes do not black out a room and rattle when the window is open.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard rental vertical blinds

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

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Lighting outside the kitchen
Identification status
category only
  • Seen: half drum wall light in the hall, long box light over the vanity, wall sconce by the entry door outside, floodlight on the fascia over the bedroom window.

    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 ceiling fixture was seen in the living room or bedroom.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Practical interpretation: Plan on floor or table lamps for the living room and bedroom unless outlets are switched.

    Inference

Questions to ask

  • Are any living room or bedroom outlets switched?

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Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Slab sound with staining; fence stained and straight.

  • The front door, the living room window and the bedroom window all open onto this patio.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Roses grow in the mulch strip along the back fence; leaf litter covers the strip.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Dark mildew or water staining marks the slab.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • No storage closet, outlet or gas stub for a grill was seen on the patio.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • surface: concrete slab with a control joint; mulch planting strip along the back fence

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • enclosure: stained wood board fence with cap rail on all open sides, meeting the building at both ends

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • size: roughly 15 to 25 ft deep and the width of the unit frontage (estimated from uncalibrated frames)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • faces: about 308 degrees (northwest)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • fixtures: hose bib, wall sconce, fascia floodlight

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: outdoor dining, plants, a dog run. fully fenced private slab; pet rules apply

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Overlooked from the upper windows of two story townhomes beyond the fence.

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Shaded by the building for most of the day; sun arrives in the afternoon and evening, mainly spring to fall.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: A real outdoor room for plants, a table or a dog; it is also the route to your front door.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Large private ground level outdoor space is uncommon in Palo Alto one bedrooms; Full fence

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Where is the patio gate, and can I put a grill, planters or a dog run here?
  • Who maintains the patio planting strip?

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Patio fence
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Straight, recently stained, a few nail holes.

Recorded connections

  • part of: Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Patio hose bib
Identification status
category only
  • type: brass hose bib low on the stucco at the far fence end

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: water plants and rinse the patio. not run during the tour

    Observed in the recording

Recorded connections

  • located in: Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Patio lights (entry sconce and fascia floodlight)
Identification status
category only
  • sconce: dark bronze half cylinder wall sconce with white lens beside the entry door

    Observed in the recording
  • floodlight: dark gray LED style floodlight on the fascia above the bedroom window

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: light the patio and door at night. not switched on during the tour

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: A floodlight right above the bedroom window may spill light in at night.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

  • serves: Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Bedroom ribbon window. floodlight mounted above the bedroom window

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the patio floodlight on a motion sensor or a timer, and is it controlled from inside?

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View from the patio and windows to the northwest
Identification status
category only

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Greer Park seen from the leasing corner
Identification status
category only
  • Across Amarillo Avenue from the 1094 building corner lies Greer Park with lawn, soccer goals, a dome climber and a playground.

    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 park boundary is about 194 m from the unit GPS fix.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • Practical interpretation: A large park is a short walk away, though not visible from the unit.

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • visible from: Brick paved corner at the 1094 Tanland Drive building (leasing address)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Safety observations

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Only one smoke alarm seen

  • One Kidde smoke alarm with an expiration date sticker is on the bedroom ceiling near the door. No alarm was seen on the visible part of the hall ceiling near the furnace closet; the living room and kitchen ceilings were not fully filmed.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Coverage outside the bedroom unverified.

Ask the manager: How many smoke alarms does the unit have, and are they interconnected?

Recorded finding · Inference

Smart deadbolt supports the Latch access claim

  • Trulia lists Latch Smart Lock Access Control (parker-031). The entry door has a keyless smart deadbolt with an interior thumbturn above a lever latch. The exterior side, credential reader and any key override were not filmed. The self guided tour itself suggests remote unlocking.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Expect phone app or code entry; ask how access is managed.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No chain, swing bar or second deadbolt on the entry door

  • The interior face of the entry door was filmed: only the smart deadbolt and the lever latch are present.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: No secondary latch to use when someone with a code or app access might enter.

Ask the manager: Can a privacy latch be added?

Kidde ceiling smoke alarm in the bedroom near the door (one seen)
Brand
Kidde
Manufacturer
Kidde (Carrier Global)
Product family
Kidde round ceiling smoke alarm with oval center cover and slotted test button
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: unknown; expiration date sticker present

Age estimate basis: Handwritten expiration date not legible

Recorded condition: Clean and mounted flat; not tested.

  • Logo reads Kidde and an orange sticker reads EXPIRATION DATE

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • count seen: 1 (bedroom ceiling near the door and closet); hall, living room and kitchen ceilings were not fully filmed

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • tagging: orange EXPIRATION DATE sticker with a handwritten date

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • power and type: hardwired or battery, ionization or photoelectric: not determined

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sound a smoke alarm near the bedroom. not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Only one alarm was seen; coverage of the hall and living area unverified

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mainstream brand; Expiration tagging suggests a maintenance program

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Bedroom

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • located in: Hallway. one alarm on the hall ceiling near the bedroom door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is this alarm hardwired and interconnected, and where are the carbon monoxide alarms?

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Keyless smart deadbolt (likely Latch, per listing) with interior thumbturn, plus lever latch
Brand
Latch (likely)
Product family
apartment smart lock; exact Latch model not identified
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: unknown

Age estimate basis: No label visible on the interior unit

Recorded condition: Interior unit clean and straight; jamb paint chipped near the strike.

  • Listing claim parker-031 names Latch Smart Lock Access Control; the device seen is a smart deadbolt consistent with that claim

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • interior unit: tall capsule shaped satin gray housing with a black glass band and a thumbturn below it

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • latch: separate lever handle latchset below the smart deadbolt

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • jamb: deadbolt and latch strike plates; worn and chipped paint on the jamb edge

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • exterior side: not filmed (keypad, card reader and key cylinder unknown)

    Not observed in the recording
  • brand basis: Trulia lists Latch Smart Lock Access Control for the community (claim parker-031); no logo visible on the interior

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Material: interior housing: satin gray metal or plastic

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: lock and unlock from inside without a credential. thumbturn

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: phone app, code or card entry and remote access for guests or tours. typical of community smart lock systems; consistent with a self guided tour

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • Capability recorded as unknown: auto lock

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: Electronic lock depends on batteries and the management platform; ask about lockout and dead battery procedures

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: No secondary security chain or swing bar seen on the door

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Keyless entry by phone or code; management can likely grant access remotely, which matters for privacy and maintenance entry

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern keyless entry; Management controlled platform

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Which credentials work (app, code, card, key)?
  • Who can issue access, and is an entry log kept?
  • What happens if the battery dies?

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Layout, materials and finishes

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No water heater inside the unit

  • The kitchen, laundry alcove, hall mechanical closet (furnace only), bathroom, closets and patio were filmed, and no water heater was seen. Hot water likely comes from a central boiler or a water heater outside the unit. Hot water was not run.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: No tank to maintain in the unit; hot water supply and recovery depend on a shared system.

Ask the manager: Is hot water central, and is it included in rent?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

What the camera holder tested

  • Opened and lit: refrigerator and freezer drawers (interior lights on), oven door (oven lights on), microwave door, dishwasher, washer lid and dryer door, all kitchen cabinets and drawers, sink base, the electrical panel door, closet doors. Not run: water at any faucet, range elements, microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer, disposer, furnace, bathroom fan; no outlet tester or speed test.

    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: Appliances are powered, but no appliance or system performance was verified.

Recorded finding · Inference

Unit number not visible; most likely 1089-114

  • No door plaque, mailbox or sign was filmed and nobody spoke. The GPS fix (accuracy about 3.3 m) lands on building 1089 Tanland Drive, and the only one bedroom advertised in building 1089 on November 2, 2026 is 1089-114 (3,395 USD, available November 13), which fits a ground floor unit still in make ready. Unit 1139-002 is the other advertised one bedroom but sits about 130 to 180 m from the GPS fix.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

Why it may matter: Applications and comparisons should use the confirmed unit number, not this inference.

Ask the manager: Please confirm in writing that the unit toured at about noon on November 2 is 1089-114, and its square footage.

Recorded finding · Inference

All windows on one side, facing northwest onto the patio

Why it may matter: Rooms deeper in the plan (kitchen back wall, bath, hall) depend on electric light; summer cooling relies on one wall of windows.

Recorded finding · Inference

US 101 and Oregon Expressway ramps about 150 to 185 m away, on the patio side

  • OpenStreetMap places West Bayshore Road about 146 m north northwest of the unit GPS fix, US 101 and Oregon Expressway interchange ramps about 160 to 180 m away and the US 101 mainline about 185 m away, on the same side the windows face, with townhomes and trees in between. The phone audio was louder on the patio than indoors (median about minus 46 dBFS versus about minus 59 dBFS in the bedroom), but footsteps and handling are mixed in, so traffic noise was not isolated.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Expect a background traffic hum on the patio and with windows open; check at rush hour.

Ask the manager: Have residents of building 1089 reported freeway noise on the northwest side?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No coat closet at the front door

  • The front door opens straight into the living room corner with no foyer or coat closet beside it; the closets found are the laundry recess, the storage closet by the kitchen, the bedroom closet, the bath linen built in and the mechanical closet.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Coats, shoes and umbrellas need a rack or the storage closet.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Storage inventory for a one bedroom

  • Storage seen: one bedroom reach in closet with a single rod and shelf, a small storage closet with one high shelf next to the laundry, a long bathroom vanity with drawers, a bath linen built in with closed and open shelves, and kitchen cabinets. No coat closet, walk in closet or patio storage was seen.

    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: Adequate for one person; couples may need extra wardrobe or shelving.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

New panel doors next to older flush and louvered doors

  • The bedroom and bath doors are new white two panel molded doors, while the mechanical closet keeps a narrow flush slab door, the laundry and storage closets keep louvered doors, and the entry door is a plain flush slab with rough jamb paint.

    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.

Recorded finding · Inference

Popcorn ceiling in a building from about 1959

  • The hall ceiling has a heavy popcorn texture. Acoustic ceilings applied before about 1980 may contain asbestos; intact texture is low risk, but drilling or scraping can release fibers. Whether this texture is original or newer was not determined.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Do not drill or hang items from this ceiling until it is tested.

Ask the manager: Has the popcorn ceiling been tested for asbestos? Please provide the report.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Blue tape punch marks across the new floor

  • About a dozen pieces of blue painter tape are stuck on the plank floor through the kitchen, living room and hall, the usual way make ready crews flag spots to fix. The flagged defects themselves were not visible in the video.

    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: The unit was not finished; some planks may be scratched, dented or loose.

Ask the manager: What do the tape marks flag, and will those planks be replaced before move in?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Unfinished wall patch with an open hole in the bedroom

  • A round painted patch near the bedroom baseboard still has an open hole in its middle.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Cosmetic and a possible pest entry point if it opens into the wall cavity.

Ask the manager: Please finish the bedroom wall patch before move in.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Rough entry door jamb paint and a small hole in the door

  • The hinge side jamb has uneven paint and filler, and the slab face has a small hole at about head height. No peephole viewer was identified.

    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: You cannot see who is at the door without opening it unless a viewer exists.

Ask the manager: Will a door viewer be installed, and will the jamb be repainted?

Recorded finding · Inference

Hardwood floor claim not supported

  • Trulia lists Floors: Hardwood, Carpet (claim parker-028). The unit has wood look plank flooring, very likely vinyl, that continues into the bath, plus carpet in the bedroom. RentCafe's Carpeting and Solid Surface Floors (claim parker-009) fits better.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Durable and water tolerant, but not real wood.

Recorded finding · Inference

High or vaulted ceilings not seen

  • RentCafe lists High Ceilings (claim parker-009) and Yardi Matrix lists vaulted ceilings (claim parker-042). Ceilings in this unit are flat and of ordinary height, the hall ceiling is lower, and only the kitchen skylight shaft rises above the ceiling plane.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: The listing amenity list likely describes other plans.

Ask the manager: Which floor plans have vaulted ceilings?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Large Closets and Extra Storage only partly supported

  • RentCafe lists Large Closets and Extra Storage (claim parker-009) and the official plan copy mentions ample storage (claim parker-002). The unit has one ordinary reach in bedroom closet with a box taking part of its floor, a one shelf storage closet, and a good bath linen built in; no walk in or extra storage locker was seen.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%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.

Ask the manager: Is extra storage available to rent?

Recorded finding · Inference

High end finishes claim is overstated

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Secure building entry and gated entry not observed

  • The official plan copy mentions secure building entry (claim parker-002) and Trulia lists gated entry and controlled access (claim parker-039). This unit has no shared building entry: the door opens from a private patio, and no gate or controlled access point was filmed.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Ask the manager: Is the community gated, and how is the patio gate secured?

Toured one bedroom ground floor apartment, likely unit 1089-114
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Freshly renovated surfaces; make ready not finished (tape marks on floors, debris on carpet, open hole in a bedroom wall patch).

Recorded connections

  • located in: Building 1089 Tanland Drive (inferred home of the toured unit)

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • contains: Entry from the private patio into the living room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Living and dining room

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Kitchen (space)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Hallway

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Bathroom (split: vanity room plus inner tub and toilet room)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Bedroom

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Private fenced patio (front yard of the unit)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Laundry recess with louvered bifold door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Storage closet beside the laundry

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Hall mechanical closet (furnace)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • visible from: View from the patio and windows to the northwest. upper windows of the townhomes look toward the patio and windows

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Please confirm the unit number (is this 1089-114?) and the exact square footage.
  • Which items flagged with blue tape will be repaired before move in?

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Entry from the private patio into the living room
Identification status
category only
  • The front door opens from the fenced patio straight into a corner of the living room; there is no foyer or entry closet.

    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 door mat lies on the patio slab outside the door; a wall sconce and a fascia floodlight light the door area.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • How visitors reach the patio (gate location, latch, lock) was not filmed.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Practical interpretation: Guests and deliveries pass through your private patio to reach the door; no coat closet at the door.

    Inference

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Where is the patio gate and does it lock?
  • Where do packages go if no one is home?

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Front entry door
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Serviceable; cosmetic jamb roughness and a small hole in the face.

  • The hinge side jamb shows rough, uneven paint and filler, and the slab face has a small hole at about head height.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • No peephole viewer was seen; the small hole in the slab is not a recognizable viewer.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • hardware: smart lock body above a satin lever set; metal threshold and bottom sweep

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: slab: flush slab painted cream inside (core not determined)

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: exterior frame: painted maroon

    Observed in the recording
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Plain flush slab; Older frame with rough paint

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the small hole in the door face a removed viewer, and will a peephole be installed?

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Living and dining room
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Fresh finishes; tape marks on the floor.

  • The living area opens to the kitchen across a peninsula with a raised ledge; the sink side of the kitchen looks across the living room to the window.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • Dining has no separate room; the open floor beside the peninsula is the likely table spot.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Phone and coax wall plates sit at the baseboard with a loose white wire run along the baseboard.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • No ceiling light fixture was seen in the living room; the ceiling was only partly in frame.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • No fireplace was seen in the living room.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • flooring: dark wood look plank (likely luxury vinyl plank)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • windows: one large three lite window on the patio wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Practical interpretation: Open living, dining and kitchen; the TV wall likely goes where the coax plate is; plan on lamps if there is no ceiling light.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. New plank floor and paint; Single exposure window

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

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Hallway
Identification status
category only
  • Short hall from the living area to the mechanical closet, the bath door and the bedroom door; thermostat and return grille on the end wall.

    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.

  • The hall ceiling sits only a few inches above the door head trim, lower than the rooms, which suggests a dropped ceiling for ducts.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • Light comes from a half drum fixture mounted high on the end wall rather than the ceiling.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • The hall ceiling near the bedroom door has a heavy popcorn (acoustic) texture.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

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Wood look plank flooring
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: New; what the tape marks flag was not visible.

  • Blue painter tape pieces are stuck across the floor in the kitchen, living room and hall, typical of make ready punch marks.

    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.

  • where: living, kitchen, hall, laundry, storage closet and both bath rooms

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • material: luxury vinyl plank (inferred: printed grain, used in the bath)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. New, continuous, water tolerant plank

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 25. Estimate basis: InterNACHI vinyl flooring

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Walls, paint and trim
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Fresh paint with a few unfinished spots.

  • Bedroom wall has a round patch with an open hole; the entry door jamb has rough paint.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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

  • color: light gray walls, white baseboards and casings

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • texture: light orange peel to knockdown wall texture

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: new. Typical life in years: 10 to 15. Estimate basis: InterNACHI interior paint

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

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Ceilings
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

  • part of: Toured one bedroom ground floor apartment, likely unit 1089-114

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Has the popcorn ceiling texture been tested for asbestos? Please share the result.

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Interior doors and hardware
Identification status
category only
  • bedroom and bath doors: white two panel molded doors with satin nickel knobs or levers

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • mechanical closet: narrow flush slab door with lever

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • laundry and storage: white louvered bifold or swing doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • bedroom closet: mirrored bypass doors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. New molded panel doors; Older flush and louvered doors kept

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 20 to 30 (hollow core). Estimate basis: InterNACHI hollow core doors; core type not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

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Building and shared spaces

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Construction equipment near the leasing building on the tour day

  • A dump truck bed with plywood side boards stood at the curb and delineator posts with taped notices stood on the brick walk at the 1094 building corner.

    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: Active work on site may bring noise or parking limits.

Ask the manager: What work is underway, where, and for how long?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No amenities, parking or mail area filmed

  • The capture shows only the leasing corner, the unit and its patio. Pools, fitness rooms, parking, carports or garages, package lockers, mailboxes, laundry rooms and any gated entry were not filmed.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Amenity claims remain unverified for this tour.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Parking claims not verifiable from the tour

  • Trulia lists Parking: Attached Garage (claim parker-030) and Carport (claim parker-031); RentCafe lists garage, covered parking and carport (claim parker-010). No parking was filmed and the unit has no attached garage.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Ask the manager: Which parking space comes with this unit, how far is it, and what does it cost?

Parker Palo Alto apartment community
Identification status
category only
  • A garden apartment community from about 1959 in Midtown Palo Alto next to Greer Park: 271 units in 34 buildings, managed by Spieker Companies (formerly Prometheus).

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Sources disagree on basics: 1959 or 1963, 2 or 3 stories, and one news report describes the Spieker purchase as 92 units.

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Plans range from one bedroom one bath (610 to 729 sq ft) to four bedroom townhomes (1,700 sq ft); one bedrooms listed around $3,095 to $3,395 in early November 2026.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Advertised amenities: 3 heated pools (84 degrees on one page, 81 on another), two fitness centers, a pet park, package lockers, night patrol and gated entry.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Pets: $100 monthly rent per cat or dog, 50 lb limit on some sites, 2 pet maximum; some units may be income restricted.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Walk Score 37, Transit Score 20, Bike Score 82.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • Built about 1959, so California AB 1482 rent caps and just cause rules likely apply to market rate units; Palo Alto has no local rent stabilization.

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • The first clip (12:01:31) was filmed from a brick paved, landscaped corner at the east end of the 1094 Tanland Drive building, looking southeast across Amarillo Avenue at Greer Park.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
  • Greer Park across the street has an open lawn, soccer goals, a dome climbing structure and a playground; a cell tower stands beyond it.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • On the tour day a yellow dump truck bed with plywood side boards stood at the curb and red delineator posts with taped paper notices stood on the walk, signs of active work near the leasing building.

    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 pool, fitness room, parking, mailroom, package lockers, laundry room or gate was filmed; amenities are known only from listings.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • leasing address: 1094 Tanland Drive, Palo Alto CA 94303

    External researchResearch source 1
  • unit numbering: building number then unit number, for example 1089-114 or 1091-212

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • size: 271 apartments in 34 buildings (RentCafe); 92 or 168 units in sale reports

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • year built: 1959 (RentCafe, Yardi Matrix); 1963 (Apartments.com snippet)

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • manager: Spieker Companies, Inc. (former operator Prometheus)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Practical interpretation: Garden style community next to Greer Park; amenities were not toured, so pools, gyms and parking must be checked separately.

    Inference

Questions to ask

  • Which parking (garage, carport or open) comes with unit 1089-114 and what does it cost?
  • What is the construction near the leasing office and how long will it last?

Link to this detail

Brick paved corner at the 1094 Tanland Drive building (leasing address)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Landscaping maintained; temporary work equipment present.

  • Herringbone brick paver walk with mulched planting beds of ornamental grasses meets the Amarillo Avenue sidewalk.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Two red traffic delineator posts with paper notices taped on them stood on the walk; the notices were not legible.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • Material: walk: herringbone brick pavers

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: planting: fountain grass, flax and cordyline in mulched beds

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

Link to this detail

Building 1089 Tanland Drive (inferred home of the toured unit)
Identification status
category only

Recorded age estimate: about 67 years if built 1959

Age estimate basis: listing year built for the community

Recorded condition: Stucco intact with dirt streaks and minor stains; eaves painted; downspouts intact.

  • The unit GPS fix (37.4447 N, 122.1215 W, accuracy about 3.3 m) falls on the northwest face of the OpenStreetMap footprint of 1089 Tanland Drive.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
  • At the toured unit the roof eave sits directly above the ground floor windows with sky above it, and the kitchen has a skylight shaft, so no apartment is stacked above this unit.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • The neighboring units along the same facade also have single story eaves and their own fenced patios.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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

  • Listings say 2 stories per building (RentCafe) or 3 stories (Apartments.com snippet); the toured section of this building is single story.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • footprint: long building about 70 m along a bearing of about 38/218 degrees, roughly 13 to 20 m deep

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • facade orientation: long facades face about 308 degrees (northwest) and 128 degrees (southeast)

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • stories at the toured unit: 1 floors

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • exterior wall: beige stucco

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • roof edge: low slope roof with metal edge, painted fascia and exposed rafter tails, deep eave overhang

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: walls: stucco over frame (frame inferred)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Material: eaves: exposed wood rafters and soffit boards painted dark slate blue

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: windows: white vinyl sliders

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: trim: maroon painted door frame

    Observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Single story building section: no upstairs neighbor footsteps over this unit, ground level living with a patio.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mid century single story garden building; Retrofit vinyl windows; Stucco and exposed rafter eaves in fair paint

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is building 1089 single story throughout, and has it had a seismic or roof update?
  • When was the roof last replaced?

Link to this detail

Route from the 1094 leasing corner to the unit
Identification status
category only

Recorded connections

Link to this detail

Listing checks (12)

Listing claim excerpt: “View, Washer/Dryer, Window Coverings, Patio/Balcony, Refrigerator, High Ceilings, Large Closets, Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, Air Conditioner, Cable Ready, Carpeting, Electronic Thermostat, Extra Storage, Fireplace, Solid Surface Floors; Golf CoursePark”

Contradicted by the tour. Every window faces a fenced private patio and two story townhomes beyond; Greer Park is about 190 m away and not visible from the unit.

The park and golf course views describe the community, not this unit.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Floors: Hardwood, Carpet”

Misleading. New wood look plank flooring (likely vinyl) and new bedroom carpet.

No real hardwood seen.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Special Features: Balcony, Carport, Heating Forced Air, Latch Smart Lock Access Control, Package Lockers; Garden, Lawn, Patio, Balcony, Barbeque Area”

Misleading. A ground floor unit with a large fenced private patio as its front yard; no balcony.

The patio is generous; it is also the entry route.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Washer, vaulted ceilings, parking, dryer, and fitness center; View, Washer/Dryer, Window Coverings, Patio/Balcony, Refrigerator, High Ceilings, Large Closets, Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, Air Conditioner, Cable Ready, Carpeting, Electronic Thermostat,…”

Contradicted by the tour. Flat ceilings of ordinary height with a popcorn texture in the hall; a skylight over the kitchen.

No vaulted or high ceilings seen in this unit; the popcorn ceiling in a 1959 building should be asbestos tested before drilling.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Natural Gas & Central Air; Washer/Dryer Patio/Balcony Air Conditioning; Pets welcome • A/C • Dishwasher”

Not verified on the tour. A vintage Carrier gas furnace in a hall closet and a programmable thermostat; no condenser was seen on the patio and no cooling equipment was confirmed.

Ask management to confirm whether this unit has air conditioning; the furnace is far past its typical life.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Washer/Dryer; Additional features include in unit laundry, ample storage, pet friendly policies, and secure building entry.; Washer, Dryer”

Supported. A stacked Whirlpool Thin Twin laundry center (LTE5243DQ8) in a louvered alcove off the kitchen.

Compact (1.5 cu ft washer) and about 16 years old, vented through foil duct.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “high end finishes; The spacious living area features an open floor plan, connecting seamlessly to the dining area and kitchen, which boasts sleek countertops and stainless steel appliances.”

Partly supported. Brand new 2026 Haier refrigerator and GE dishwasher, a GE range and microwave, stone counters and a new vanity, next to a 2010 laundry center, an older disposer, a vintage furnace and older bath fixtures.

A fresh kitchen inside an older shell; high end describes only part of it.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Special Features: Balcony, Carport, Heating Forced Air, Latch Smart Lock Access Control, Package Lockers”

Supported. A smart deadbolt on the entry door, likely Latch (no logo visible).

No chain or second lock.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Dishwasher, Freezer, Microwave, Refrigerator, Oven, Range, Disposal; View, Washer/Dryer, Window Coverings, Patio/Balcony, Refrigerator, High Ceilings, Large Closets, Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, Air Conditioner, Cable Ready, Carpeting, Electronic…”

Supported. Refrigerator, range and oven, over the range microwave, dishwasher and disposal all present.

The refrigerator is a compact 15 cu ft model with no icemaker.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Built in 1959, 34 buildings, 271 apartments, 2 stories per building; 271 units/3 stories”

Partly supported. This unit sits in a single story section with no unit above it.

Other buildings may be two stories; listings disagree on 2 or 3.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “abundant natural light”

Partly supported. Windows on one side only (northwest, onto the patio); the kitchen relies on a skylight and the bath has no window.

Afternoon and evening sun only.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Gated entry, controlled access, night patrol, bicycle storage, 24-hour maintenance, community rooms; Additional features include in unit laundry, ample storage, pet friendly policies, and secure building entry.”

Not verified on the tour. The route from the leasing office to the unit and the patio gate were not filmed.

Ask how the community gate and the patio gate lock.

Original listing source

Questions to confirm with the manager

  • Does the microwave fan vent outside?
  • Does this unit have air conditioning?
  • When was the furnace last serviced?
  • Can the dryer duct be replaced with rigid metal?
  • Which internet providers serve unit 1089-114?
  • How does the patio gate lock?
  • Please confirm where the carbon monoxide alarms are.
  • Has the hall ceiling been tested for asbestos?
  • Are the laundry center and furnace scheduled for replacement, and what is the repair response time?
  • Will a failed laundry center be replaced with a new one, and how fast?
  • Can the foil duct be replaced with rigid or semi rigid metal, and when was the vent last cleaned?
  • How old is the furnace, when was it last serviced and inspected for cracks, and is replacement planned?
  • Who pays for gas, and what were typical winter bills?
  • Does this specific unit have central air? Where is its condenser?

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 leasing corner and Greer Park across the street, the kitchen and laundry, the hall and furnace closet, the split bathroom, the bedroom with its closet and breaker panel, the living room, the entry door and lock, and the patio with its fence, windows and lights. Not covered: the unit number, the route from the leasing office, the patio gate, parking, mail, amenities, any test of water, cooktop, dishwasher, laundry or heating, and any cooling equipment.

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 (174)
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  174. Transcript ev.transcript.parker_empty
  1. Abt
  2. AJ Madison
  3. AJ Madison
  4. AJ Madison
  5. AppliancePartsPros
  6. Best Buy
  7. Canadian Appliance Source
  8. Electronic Express
  9. US Department of Energy, Energy Saver
  10. ENERGY STAR (US EPA)
  11. Ferguson
  12. GE Appliances
  13. GE Appliances
  14. GE Appliances (Monogram support)
  15. HomeAdvisor
  16. The Home Depot
  17. The Home Depot
  18. Honeywell (via PlumbersStock)
  19. InSinkErator (Emerson)
  20. InterNACHI
  21. InterNACHI
  22. Whirlpool Corporation (via ManualsDir)
  23. Ferguson Home (Build.com)
  24. Mountain High Appliance
  25. NRDC
  26. OpenStreetMap contributors (building footprints sourced from City of Palo Alto)
  27. Apartments.com property page
  28. parkerpaloalto.com
  29. parkerpaloalto.com
  30. RentCafe property page
  31. Trulia building page
  32. Trulia community page
  33. www.yardimatrix.com
  34. P.C. Richard and Son
  35. P.C. Richard and Son (manufacturer quick spec sheet)
  36. Baron and Budd (secondary source)
  37. RenterInsights
  38. SupplyHouse.com
  39. Town Appliance
  40. Walmart

Recorded rent source: RentCafe, unit 1089-114

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